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Fingerprinting and biomarker analysis of oil from Akshabulak group for determining oil types

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1. Title Title of document Fingerprinting and biomarker analysis of oil from Akshabulak group for determining oil types
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country Y. Sh. Seitkhaziyev; Atyrau Branch of KMG ENGINEERING LLP; Kazakhstan
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country R. N. Uteyev; Atyrau Branch of KMG ENGINEERING LLP; Kazakhstan
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country M. K. Mustafaev; «JV Kazgermunai» LLP; Kazakhstan
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country Sh. Liu; «JV Kazgermunai» LLP; Kazakhstan
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country N. D. Sәrsenbekov; Atyrau Branch of KMG ENGINEERING LLP; Kazakhstan
2. Creator Author's name, affiliation, country A. K. Dosmukhambetov; Atyrau Branch of KMG ENGINEERING LLP; Kazakhstan
3. Subject Discipline(s)
3. Subject Keyword(s) biomarkers; oil fingerprinting; sterane; diasterane; oil source rock; thermal maturity; correlation
4. Description Abstract

This article presents the results of fingerprinting of 128 oil samples derived from all production wells of three Akshabulak group fields to determine the types of oils. Based on the results of this analysis, four groups of oils were identified: The first group includes oils (red) of the lower hydrocarbon pay zones (III-IV-V) in Akshabulak Central, the upper zones of the I southern dome of Akshabulak Central and all pay zones of the northern dome at Akshabulak South. The second group of oils (green) was identified in the wells exploiting pay zone I in the northern dome of Akshabulak Central, while oils (blue) in the productive horizons of Akshabulak East and paleochannel sediments of Akshabulak Central form the third group. The fourth group includes one oil sample with different genesis from well № 37, which penetrates paleo-channel № 13 at South Akshabulak.

Biomarker analysis was carried out for 39 oil samples, according to which the oils were formed in terrigenous (clayey) organic matter, deposited in lacustrine environment. In terms of thermal parameters, the oils of the Eastern Akshabulak are less mature than the oils of the Central Akshabulak and the South Akshabulak, despite their relative deeper depths. Based on the work performed, the conclusion presents the prospective hydrocarbon accumulation zones suitable for increasing hydrocarbon resources and reserves in the future. However it should be noted that the results of the studies performed provide valuable information only when integrated with the corresponding geological and seismic data.

5. Publisher Organizing agency, location KMG Engineering
6. Contributor Sponsor(s)
7. Date (DD-MM-YYYY) 15.12.2021
8. Type Status & genre Peer-reviewed Article
8. Type Type Research Article
9. Format File format PDF (Rus),
10. Identifier Uniform Resource Identifier https://vestnik-ngo.kz/2707-4226/article/view/99712
10. Identifier Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 10.54859/kjogi99712
10. Identifier Digital Object Identifier (DOI) (PDF (Rus)) 10.54859/kjogi99712-82013
11. Source Title; vol., no. (year) Kazakhstan journal for oil & gas industry; Vol 3, No 4 (2021)
12. Language English=en ru
13. Relation Supp. Files Figure 1. Map of the location of the studied wells of the Akshabulak group deposits at the X and Y coordinates (999KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53877
Figure 2. Star chart of all oils by fingerprinting (OpenLab) (92KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53878
Figure 3. Ward's dendrogram of all fingerprinting oils (Malcom) (435KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53879
Figure 4. 2D X-ray analysis of all oils by fingerprinting (PIGI) (1MB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53880
Figure 5. Distribution map of the selected types of oil objects I and II (a) and III-IV(b) - on the structural map (Central Akshabulak) (412KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53881
Figure 6. Map of the distribution of the selected types of oil of East Akshabulak(a) and South Akshabulak(b) by fingerprinting (108KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53882
Figure 7. Graph of the dependence of pristan/phytane (Pr/Ph) on sterane C29/ gopan C30 (934KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53883
Figure 8. The trigonogram of sterane in the oils of the Akshabulak group (1MB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53884
Figure 9. The trigonogram of gopans in oils (929KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53885
Figure 10. Mass fragmentograms of m/z 191 terpanes in representative oils (106KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53886
Figure 11. Graph of dependence of C27Ts/Tm terpanes on C29Ts/Tm in the oils of the Akshabulak group (899KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53887
Figure 12. Graph of the dependence of the ratios of triaromatic TAS steroids against the methylphenanthrene index in the oils of the Akshabulak group (893KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53888
Figure 13. Mass fragmentogram of steranes (m/z 217) in representative oil samples (111KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53890
Figure 14. Mass fragment diagram of diasterans (m/z 259) in representative oil samples (119KB) doi: 10.54859/kjogi99712-53891
14. Coverage Geo-spatial location, chronological period, research sample (gender, age, etc.)
15. Rights Copyright and permissions Copyright (c) 2021 Seitkhaziyev Y.S., Uteyev R.N., Mustafaev M.K., Liu S., Sarsenbekov N.D., Dosmukhambetov A.K.
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