NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, Volume. 47, Issue 7, 070501(2024)
Application of GEM elemental logging in shale reservoir sedimentary environment identification
Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the interaction process between neutrons and strata
Fig. 2. Structural diagram of the GEM element capture spectrum logging tool
Fig. 3. Core analysis and mineral components calibration chart of GEM in the Niutitang Formation of the BY2 Well
Fig. 4. Distribution of clay minerals in the Niutitang Formation of the BY2 Well (3 102.39~3 170.5 m, color online)
Fig. 5. Logging curves of GEM element capture of the Niutitang Formation in the BY2 Well
Fig. 6. Identification of major elements in the tectonic background of the source area(a) Fe+Mg—Ti diagram, (b) Fe+Mg—Al/Si diagram
Fig. 7. Source characteristics of the Niutitang Formation (a) Al—Ti diagram, (b) Fe/(Fe+Mg)—Si diagram
Fig. 9. Photographs of the Niutitang Formation core in the BY2 Well (a) Carbonaceous mudstone in the lower part of the Niutitang Formation, (b) Siliceous rock at the bottom of Niutitang Formation, (c) Phosphorus nodules develop at the bottom layer of the Niutitang Formation, (d) The upper part of the Niutitang Formation is composed of muddy limestone mixed with black mudstone
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Bin LI, Zhenguo DONG, Qun LUO. Application of GEM elemental logging in shale reservoir sedimentary environment identification[J]. NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, 2024, 47(7): 070501
Category: Research Articles
Received: Jul. 20, 2023
Accepted: --
Published Online: Aug. 27, 2024
The Author Email: DONG Zhenguo (董振国)