HYDROCARBONS CORRELATION AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF KANGAN FORMATION IN WELLS B AND C IN SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD

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RAJABI HARSINI A.; MEMARIANI M.

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2010 | Volume:19 | Issue:60 Page(s): 84-103

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HYDROCARBONS CORRELATION AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF KANGAN FORMATION IN WELLS B AND C IN SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD

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RAJABI HARSINI A. | MEMARIANI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSISQ3

CORRELATIONSQ3

HYDROCARBONSQ2

KANGAN FORMATIONQ1

SOUTH PARSQ2

Abstract

Correlation means comparison of HYDROCARBONS with each other or with HYDROCARBONS from a source rock for genetical relations using geochemical analyses. For this propose generally, biomarkers and isotopical analyses are used. In this study, an extensive geochemical analyes such as Rock-Eval pyrolysis, Bitumen extraction and fractionatios, biomarkers and isotpical analyses were carried out on core rock samples collected from Shaly-Carbonate layers of KANGAN FORMATION of wells B and C in SOUTH PARS Gas field. Rock-Eval pyrlysis and biomarkers analysis results reveal that the kerogen of samples were type II and III, indicating marine organic matter with a little terrestrial input. Chromatograms of saturate fraction of samples show no biodegradation alterations. The organic matter of these samples were derived from source rock (s), with clastic-semicarbonate lithology which deposited under anoxic to subanoxic depositional environment. The samples collected from well C, showing poor to moderate genetic potential and samples of well B has poor genetic potential. Maturity level of kerogen of both samples are in early oil generation zone (late diagenesis to early catagsnesis). Samples from well B showing slightly higher maturity level compare with that of well C. Well B samples show paraffinic-naphthenic and naphthenic hydrocarbon characterestics, were as the organic matter of well C, with paraffinic-naphthenic and paraffinic hydrocarbon properties. In spite of similarity of fingerprints and chemical characterization between wells C and B, it seems shally- carbonate layers of KANGAN FORMATION is responsible for a negligible amount of hydrocarbon production. These layers act as a low quality source rock with poor potantiality.

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RAJABI HARSINI, A., & MEMARIANI, M.. (2010). HYDROCARBONS CORRELATION AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF KANGAN FORMATION IN WELLS B AND C IN SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD. PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 19(60), 84-103. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/114659/en

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RAJABI HARSINI A., MEMARIANI M.. HYDROCARBONS CORRELATION AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF KANGAN FORMATION IN WELLS B AND C IN SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD. PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2010;19(60):84-103. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/114659/en

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A. RAJABI HARSINI, and M. MEMARIANI, “HYDROCARBONS CORRELATION AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF KANGAN FORMATION IN WELLS B AND C IN SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD,” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 19, no. 60, pp. 84–103, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/114659/en

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