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高校地质学报 ›› 2025, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (05): 594-608.DOI: 10.16108/j.issn1006-7493.2024072

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河套盆地临河坳陷兴隆构造带滑脱变形特征及成因分析:来自砂箱模拟实验的启示

武 玺1, 刘 鑫2*,刘喜恒1,淡伟宁1,刘 静1,李小冬1,武 函1,鱼占文1,田思思1,于福生2
  

  1. 1. 中国石油 华北油田公司勘探开发研究院,任丘 062550;
    2. 中国石油大学(北京)地球科学学院,北京 102249
  • 出版日期:2025-10-20 发布日期:2025-10-20

Decollement Deformation Characteristics and Genesis Analysis of Xinglong Tectonic Belt in Linhe Depression of Hetao Basin: Insight from Sand Box Simulation Experiments

WU Xi1,LIU Xin2*,LIU Xiheng1,DAN Weining1,LIU Jing1,LI Xiao dong1,WU Han1,YU Zhanwen1,TIAN Sisi1,YU Fusheng2#br#   

  1. 1. Exploration and Development Research Institute of North China Oilfield Company, PetroChina, Renqiu 062550, China;
    2. School of Earth Sciences,China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing 102249, China
  • Online:2025-10-20 Published:2025-10-20

摘要: 兴隆构造带位于河套盆地临河坳陷西北部,河探101井试油日产千吨的勘探成果证明该构造带具有巨大的资源勘探潜
力。但是,关于含油气背斜构造的成因主控因素认识不清,直接影响超深风险勘探井位部署方案落地实施。文章基于研究区三维地震资料的精细解释,结合油区构造解析、平衡剖面恢复和构造物理模拟等综合研究,明确了滑脱构造变形特征及其主控因素。研究结果表明:(1)兴隆构造带经历了挤压拗陷、张扭断陷、走滑改造等演化阶段,挤压阶段形成的基底先存逆断层控制滑脱构造的初始发育位置,膏岩层的空间展布特征控制盖层滑脱构造的发育范围。(2)受先存构造及沉积环境变化的影响,盐湖不断向北西方向迁移萎缩,使得膏岩滑脱层的空间展布特征出现显著差异,进而导致滑脱断层沿走向构造样式产生差异。(3)滑脱层的厚度增加会使其解耦作用增强,增强的解耦作用导致滑脱断层的数目减少、水平滑脱距离增大、单个滑脱体系的规模随之增大,在主滑脱断层附近及远离主滑脱断层的区域伴有次级断层发育。(4)在正向伸展应力作用下,滑脱层之上会产生随主滑脱断层向前锋递进变形的滑脱传递模式,背斜幅度及规模依次减小;当两侧伸展应力相同且滑脱层厚度均一时,模型两侧变形前锋的传递距离趋于一致,表现出对称变形的特征。

关键词: 河套盆地, 兴隆构造带, 滑脱变形, 成因机制, 物理模拟

Abstract: The Xinglong structural belt is located in the northwest of Linhe depression in Hetao Basin. The exploration results of Well Hetan 101 with a daily oil production of 1000 tons prove that the structural belt has great potential for resource exploration. However, the poor understanding of the main controlling factors of the genesis of the oil and gas anticline structure impedes the implementation of the ultra-deep risk exploration well location deployment plan. Based on the refined interpretation of 3D seismic data in the study area, combined with the structural analysis, balanced section analysis and physical simulation of structures, this paper investigates the deformation characteristics and genetic mechanism of the detachment structure. The results show that: (1) The Xinglong tectonic belt experienced the evolution stages of compression depression, tension-shear fault depression and strike-slip transformation. The preexisting thrust faults of the basement formed in the compression stage control the initial development position of the detachment structure, and the spatial distribution characteristics of the gypsum rock layer control the development range of the cap rock detachment structure. (2) with the influence of pre-existing structure and sedimentary environment changes, salt lakes continued to migrate northward and shrink, resulting in significantly different spatial distribution characteristics of the gypsum rock detachment layer, which in turn leads to different structural styles of the detachment faults along the strike. (3) The detachment layer exerts a significant decoupling effect. The detachment layer causes a significantly different structural deformation pattern on and below the salt. The increase in the detachment layer thickness would enhance its decoupling effect. The enhanced decoupling effect reduces the number of detachment faults, increases the horizontal detachment distance, and increases the size of a single detachment system. In addition, secondary faults are developed near the main detachment fault and areas away from the main detachment fault, the. (4) Under the extension regime, the detachment transfer mode of progressive deformation with the main detachment fault to the front will occur above the ductile detachment layer, and the amplitude and size of anticline decrease in turn. When the tensile stress on both sides is equal and the thickness of the detachment layer is same, the transmission distance of the deformation fronts on both sides of the model tends to be consistent, showing characteristics of symmetrical deformation.

Key words: Hetao Basin, Xinglong Tectonic Belt, slip deformation, the formation mechanism, physical simulation