Basic Characteristics and Evaluation Methods of Hydrocarbon Systems in China

Author: Zhao Wenzhi
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book is rich in data and content, demonstrating strong scientific rigor, innovation, comprehensiveness, and practicality. It serves as a valuable reference for scientific and technical personnel in oil and gas geology and exploration and development, petroleum geologists, university faculty and students in relevant disciplines, decision-makers and managers in oil and gas exploration, and investors. This book presents the latest achievements in the study of oil and gas systems in China. It is divided into two parts and seven chapters, systematically discussing the fundamental connotations, classification schemes, and basic characteristics of oil and gas systems. It comprehensively summarizes the fundamental geological features of petroleum in superimposed basins in China as well as the basic characteristics of composite and complex oil and gas systems. It proposes a series of original insights in the definition and description of composite oil and gas systems, research approaches, evaluation methods, and simulation implementation. It introduces the concepts of oil and gas migration and accumulation units and multiple critical moments. It establishes an evaluation method system for composite oil and gas systems and provides case studies of composite and complex oil and gas systems in the Sichuan, Junggar, and Tarim Basins.