Liaohe Depression Archean Metamorphic Rock Reservoir Study

Author: Xing Zhigui
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book discusses the evolution of Archean bodies and the formation mechanism of metamorphic rock oil reservoirs in the Liaohe Basin. It compiles petrological and geochemical characteristics of regional metamorphic rocks, ultrametamorphic rocks, and intrusive veins. It explores the restoration of protoliths in regional metamorphic rocks and the stages of anatexis. It introduces on-site logging methods for identifying Archean lithology, studies the characteristics of 3700, Schlumberger, and domestic logging series curves for various Archean lithologies. It uses trace elements to compare metamorphic rock strata, describes the reservoir characteristics of Archean metamorphic rocks, and conducts a comprehensive study on the relationship among Archean lithology, electrical properties, and reservoir characteristics. Additionally, it attempts to classify reservoir properties using mathematical geology methods. The book is rich in content, thorough in its discussions, and highly readable. It discusses the evolution of Archean bodies and the formation mechanism of metamorphic rock oil reservoirs in the Liaohe Basin, compiling petrological and geochemical characteristics of regional metamorphic rocks, ultrametamorphic rocks, and intrusive veins, and exploring the restoration of protoliths in regional metamorphic rocks and the stages of anatexis.