M Khanjani; S.R Moussavi-Harami; H Rahimpour-Bonab; M.R Kamali; A Chehrazi
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The Santonian – CampanianIlam Formation is one of the major reservoirs of Bangestan Group in the Zagros petroliferous basin. In the Siri Alvand Oilfield located in the Persian Gulf this formation with a total thickness of 130 m, consists of limestone. In this study, microfacies, depositional environments, ...
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The Santonian – CampanianIlam Formation is one of the major reservoirs of Bangestan Group in the Zagros petroliferous basin. In the Siri Alvand Oilfield located in the Persian Gulf this formation with a total thickness of 130 m, consists of limestone. In this study, microfacies, depositional environments, diagenetic processes and sequence stratigraphy of the Ilam Formaton in Siri Alvand oilfield was studied. Based on thin sections studies, 8 microfacies and 4 facies associations were identified that deposited in a homoclinal carbonate ramp environment. On the basis of petrographic studies, the main diagenetic processes affected these rocks include bioturbation, cementation, dissolution, dolomitization, stylolitization, pyritization and fracturing. The most important cement types in this formation are bladed calcite, fine equant calcite, drusy mosaic calcite, coarse blocky calcite and syntaxial calcite overgrowth. Sequence stratigraphic studies led to recognition of four third order depositional sequences in the Ilam Formation that all of them terminated to the type 1 sequence boundary. Finally, facies and diagenetic processes intensity were studied in each sequence.
M khanjani; S.R Moussavi-Harami; H Rahimpour-Bonab; M.R Kamali
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The Albian - Turonian Sarvak Formation, the second major reservoir formation in south and southwest Iran is composed of mainly carbonate rocks. In this study, the upper part of Sarvak Formation in Siri Oil Fields was studied to determine facies, depositional environments, diagenetic processes and sequence ...
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The Albian - Turonian Sarvak Formation, the second major reservoir formation in south and southwest Iran is composed of mainly carbonate rocks. In this study, the upper part of Sarvak Formation in Siri Oil Fields was studied to determine facies, depositional environments, diagenetic processes and sequence stratigraphy analysis. The facies analysis led to the recognition of 12 microfacies in 5 facies associations, which deposited in a homoclinal carbonate ramp environment. The main diagenetic processes affected carbonates of this formation are bioturbation, micritization, cementation, dissolution, dolomitization, stylolitization, pyritization and fracturing. The most important cements in this formation are fine equant calcite cement, drusy mosaic calcite cement, coarse blocky calcite cement and syntaxial calcite overgrowth cement. Three third order sequences recognized in sequence stratigraphic studies for the upper part of Sarvak Formation taking into account of facies and diagenetic events in a sequence stratigraphic framework.