System Analysis and Simulation of Oil Formation

Author: Fei Qi
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The book is divided into 5 parts and 24 chapters. Part 1 provides a concise introduction to the definition, classification, application examples, and current research status of hydrocarbon systems at home and abroad. Part 2 focuses on the source analysis in hydrocarbon systems, including tectonic environment and sedimentary basin analysis, basin types, dynamic characteristics and hydrocarbon systems, plate tectonics, organic matter types and oil-gas distribution patterns, as well as the development, evolution, and evaluation of source rocks. Part 3 analyzes the reservoir-cap conditions in hydrocarbon systems, covering reservoir rocks, high-resolution sequence stratigraphy, velocity-lithology analysis, cap conditions, and trap types. Part 4 examines the formation process of traps and the analysis of oil-gas generation, migration, and accumulation processes, including sedimentary basin pressure analysis, diagenesis and diagenetic evolution, tectonic stress field analysis in hydrocarbon basins, paleotectonic evolution, fault sealing, and surface geochemical indicators of oil-gas migration from source rocks to traps. The final part discusses hydrocarbon system analysis and reservoir formation dynamics simulation, including fluid dynamic field studies, hydrocarbon generation pressure and episodic micro-fracture migration from source rocks, fluid potential analysis and reservoir formation dynamics simulation, as well as case studies of hydrocarbon system research.