第7章 文献讲解(韩登林).pptVIP

研究意义、目的、创新点 研究方法、流程 研究区概况 数据来源 数据分析过程 讨论升华过程 结论 作者信息及其主要学术成就 同题材相关文献推荐 Origin Mesodiagenesis ? (i) the lack of pervasive dissolution of mesogenetic carbonate cements; (ii) mesogenetic kaolin is characterized by thick booklets of well-ordered kaolinite and blocky dickite, rather than by the observed dominantly thin, stacked pseudohexagonal crystals. Timing Timing (i) The amounts of kaolinite formed during telodiagenesis are expected to increase towards unconformity surfaces owing to the greater degree of undersaturation and lower pH of descending meteoric waters; (ii) normal faults that were developed or reactivated during the tectonic uplift and connected to the exposure surface have allowed the gravitationally induced downward flow of meteoric waters. At depths less than a few hundred metres, faults can focus meteoric water flow and thus silicate alteration; (i) During deposition and eodiagenesis (Late Triassic), the climate was semi-arid, which favoured the formation of calcrete and dolocrete rather than of kaolinite; (ii) the humid climate that prevailed during telodiagenesis (Early Cretaceous) favoured pervasive kaolinitization of detrital silicates owing to the more efficient leaching and removal of ions (K, Ca, Mg) from the sandstones. Climatic conditions scarcity of kaolinite within eogenetic carbonate concretions, in contrast to its abundance in the uncemented host sediments Isotopic composition of Kaolin The positions of the samples and some of the other North Sea samples are close to the ‘meteoric kaolinite line’. Recrystallization of kaolinite and formation of dickite during burial. * * 韩登林 handl@yangtzeu.edu.cn QQ:2013-04-19 碎 屑 岩 成 岩 作 用 The role of the Cimmerian Unconformity (Early Cretaceous) in the kaolinitization and related reservoir-quality evolution in Triassic sandstones of the Snorre Field, North Sea J.M. Ketzer, S. Morad, J. P. N