摘要
Well S provides a good opportunity to investigate the petroleum filling history in Tazhong North Slope. Petrographicinvestigations suggest that bitumen, oil, and petroleum inclusions coexist in Silurian sandstones from well S, reflecting a complicatedreservoir filling history in the study area. Integration of organic geochemistry and fluid inclusion analysis shows that the Silurianreservoir has experienced three episodes of petroleum charge, that is from the late Silurian to the early Devonian, the early-middleTriassic and the Paleogene, respectively. The present-day reservoir fluids in the Silurian are the mixtures generated in multiple(at least two) episodes of petroleum charge. The oil charging into Silurian resevior in the early period had experienced considerabledegradation, and was mixed with later non-degraded oil.