Heterogeneity and influencing factors of marine gravity flow tight sandstone under abnormally high pressure: A case study from the Miocene Huangliu Formation reservoirs in LD10 area, Yinggehai Basin, South China Sea
FAN Caiwei,CAO Jiangjun,LUO Jinglan,LI Shanshan,WU Shijiu,DAI Long,HOU Jingxian,MAO Qianru
Table 2 High-pressure mercury injection parameters of Huangliu Formation and reservoir at the similar depth in different pressure zones in the study area of Yinggehai Basin.
Formation pressure zone Displacement pressure/MPa Median
pressure/
MPa
Median
radius/mm
Maximum
mercury injection
saturation/%
Mercury
withdrawal
efficiency/%
Sorting
coefficient
Variation coefficient Number of samples
Normal pressure zone 0.05-1.15
(0.52)
5.94-35.67
(14.97)
0.01-0.53
(0.25)
53.24-81.67
(63.89)
14.95-51.23
(31.67)
2.80-5.45
(3.71)
0.21-0.61
(0.47)
6
Overpressure zone 0.01-1.50
(0.63)
1.59-67.73
(8.52)
0.05-0.46
(0.29)
52.17-97.37
(79.99)
15.05-46.72
(28.90)
1.88-5.49
(3.55)
0.24-0.52
(0.35)
22
Strong
overpressure zone
0.01-0.70
(0.20)
0.52-35.21
(4.39)
0.01-1.42
(0.32)
64.65-99.51
(85.24)
24.44-49.70
(36.75)
2.60-3.90
(3.15)
0.18-0.58
(0.29)
31