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The Yinggehai Basin is an important Cenozoic gas bearing basin in the South China Sea. With the gradual improvement of gas exploration and over-development in shallow layers, deep overpressured layers have become the main target for natural gas ...
Ru Jia +4 more
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There is shallow sea sandy debris flow in Ying Ⅱ Member in Dongfang 1-1 Gas Field, Yinggehai Basin.Based on the detailed description of cores, combined with well logs, seismic section, geochemical experiments and the research progress of gravity flow ...
Leigang Zhang +5 more
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Inorganic carbon dioxide with heavier δ13C values frequently occurs in natural gases or shale gases generated from marine source rocks. To provide a better understanding on the origin of inorganic CO2 associated with hydrocarbon generation, hydrous ...
Wanchun Wang +5 more
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Fluid charging history in Ledong 10 area, Yinggehai Basin, revealed by CO2 inclusion characteristics
The Cenozoic strata of Yinggehai Basin is rich in natural gas, and exploration breakthroughs have been achieved in the middle and deep strata of the basin in recent years. The discovery of gas fields in the Ledong 10 area had attracted concerning for the
Leilei SHUI +6 more
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With the increasing maturity of exploration in proven areas and main pay zones of the Yinggehai Basin, frontier zones and new formations have progressively become the focus of attention. The Northern Yinggehai area, situated on the northern margin of the Yinggehai Depression, possesses significant exploration potential; however, it remains under ...
Mingyuan Gu, Changze Wu
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Study on formation pressure distribution patterns of block 64/07, Lingshui structure, Qiongdongnan Basin [PDF]
The Qiongdongnan Basin is located in the northwestern part of the continental shelf in the northern part of the South China Sea, which is a Cenozoic highly-overpressured, transformed, and extended basin with abundant oil and gas resources.
QIU KANG +5 more
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Seepage systems of oil-gas in Yinggehai Basin are divided into two types, namely: “micro-seepage”, which is presented by gas chimneys and pockmarks; and “macro-seepage”, which is also called oil-gas outflow; and, in addition, the combination of the two ...
Jiaxiong He, Wei Zhang, Zhenquan Lu
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ABSTRACT The phenomenon of annular pressure buildup (APB) is commonly observed in offshore gas wells, characterized by complex and coupled pressure types across multiple annuli. Field operations, including well shutdowns, pressure relief, and well interventions, further complicate the pressure dynamics, rendering traditional theoretical models ...
Liu Jinming +5 more
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Abstract The Paleogene sedimentary basins of southeastern Tibet record sediment dispersal patterns associated with crustal deformation during the early stages of the India–Asia collision. We present detrital zircon U–Pb geochronology, tourmaline geochemistry, and petrographic data from the Gonjo and Mangkang basins that suggest a reginal interconnected
Yuquan Jiang +5 more
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The Red River, which flows through several tectonic blocks in Southeast Asia, is considered to have formed in response to the Cenozoic tectonic reorganization of the SE Tibetan plateau.
Liangjing Mai +11 more
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