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Block Yingmai 7 is structurally located in the western segment of the southern margin of the Kuqa Depression in the Tarim Basin. In the foreland basin, huge continental Mesozoic and Cenozoic strata have been deposited. In recent years, the Paleogene bottom sandstone section has been the main oil and gas exploration horizon. In order to further improve the oil and gas exploration effect of the Paleogene bottom sandstone in the study area and improve the accuracy of reservoir prediction, based on the related theory of sedimentology and petrology, this paper analyzes and studies the cores obtained by drilling in the Paleogene through laboratory core analysis experiments. The study shows that the Paleogene bottom sandstone is a braided river delta sedimentary system, and the sedimentary microfacies are mainly underwater distributary channels. The sandstone type is mainly light gray lithic feldspar fine sandstone, the sandstone debris particle sorting degree is medium-good, and the roundness is sub-edge-sub-circular. The microscopic characteristics of the reservoir are large pore throat radius, low displacement pressure, mainly intergranular pores, and good pore connectivity. It is a thin-layered mesoporous, medium-permeable, large-throat, and strongly heterogeneous reservoir. Finally, a classification evaluation table of reservoirs in block Yingmai 7 is established, and it is considered that the reservoirs of types I and II are enriched areas of oil and gas resources. The research results provide evidence for the prediction of oil and gas reservoirs.

Study on Sedimentary Facies and Reservoir Characteristics of Paleogene Sandstone in Yingmaili Block, Tarim Basin