S.A Aleali; H. Rahimpour-Bonab; S. R. Moussavi -Harami; D. Jahani; A. Asadi-Eskandar
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The Early Triassic carbonates of Kangan Formation are major gas reservoirs in the Southwest of Iran and the northern Persian Gulf. Facies analyses of Kangan Formation led to recognition of 13 microfacies which are related to tidal flat, lagoon, shoal and open marine environments. Examination of vertical ...
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The Early Triassic carbonates of Kangan Formation are major gas reservoirs in the Southwest of Iran and the northern Persian Gulf. Facies analyses of Kangan Formation led to recognition of 13 microfacies which are related to tidal flat, lagoon, shoal and open marine environments. Examination of vertical and lateral facies changes and thire comparison with their modern and ancient counterparts, all indicate that Kangan Formation were deposited in a shallow carbonate ramp platform similar to the present day Persian Gulf. The sequence stratigraphic studies showed that the Kangan Formation consists of two third order depositional sequences (in the A and B wells), each consisting of transgressive and highstand systems tracts. The lower boundary of the first sequence is a type 1 unconformity, but other boundaries are type 2 unconformity. Typical reservoir zone in the Kangan Formation is dominated in early highstand systems tract deposits and concentrated in shoal grainstone facies. However, in this paper, typical intervals such as sequence boundaries, maximum flooding surfaces, stacking patterns and system tracts were studied.
M. Mehdinia; R. Moussavi Harami; D. Jahani
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The goal of this study is to use petrographic and other sedimentary features to interpret depositional environment of Faraghan Formation (Lower Permian) in one of the wells in Golshan Field. Golshan Gas Field is located at about 180 km South East of Bushehr between South Pars and North Pars and Ferdowsi ...
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The goal of this study is to use petrographic and other sedimentary features to interpret depositional environment of Faraghan Formation (Lower Permian) in one of the wells in Golshan Field. Golshan Gas Field is located at about 180 km South East of Bushehr between South Pars and North Pars and Ferdowsi Fields. In this study, 130 thin sections of cuttings have been studied, and 8 petrofacies and 3 microfacies and 2 hybrid arenite fasies were identified in the well. Textural maturity of sediments, such as well- sorted and rounded quartz grains, show that the Faraghan Formation was deposited in coastal and shallow marine environments. The identified Facies has been deposited in sabkha, estuarine, foreshore, shoreface and offshore subenvironments.
S.H. Vaziri; D. Jahani; M. Safdari; F. Chegeni
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The Ilam Formation in southwestern Khorram Abad with a thickness of up to 204 meters consists of uniform limestones with Middle Turonian to Early Campanian age which were deposited in a continuous sedimentation process. In this section, the Ilam Formation has continuous ...
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The Ilam Formation in southwestern Khorram Abad with a thickness of up to 204 meters consists of uniform limestones with Middle Turonian to Early Campanian age which were deposited in a continuous sedimentation process. In this section, the Ilam Formation has continuous and transitional contacts with the Sourgah Formation in the lower boundary and the Gurpi Formation in the upper boundary. In the present study, 9 genera, 30 species and 2 biozones of the planktonic foraminifera have been recognized. The Ilam Formation in the studied section consists of a shaly facies and three carbonatic microfacies include mudstone, wackestone and packstone containing planktonic foraminifera. Shaly facies and mentioned microfacies were deposited in deep-open marine, which formed in a quiet environmental condition and increased environmental energy in microfacies with mudstone texture toward microfacies with wackestone and packstone textures. Whereas in the studied section recognized microfacies are not related to parts of continental shelf,such as ; bar, lagoon and tidal flat, therefore it could be said that, the studied area was part of profound depositional basin in Middle Turonian to Early Campanian.
