SY 5615-1993 Specifications and diagrams for petroleum and natural gas geological mapping
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Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
This standard has been converted into the oil and gas industry standard after rectification. The standard number is: SY5615-93. This is hereby stated. ZB E11 00390
Petroleum and Natural Gas Geological Mapping Specifications and Diagrams 1990-02-27 Issued
Ministry of Energy of the People's Republic of China
1990-07 ~01 Implementation
1 Overall design
General principles
3 Sectional plan
Oil and gas condensation (daily) comprehensive map
Mud logging comprehensive map (1:500)
Mud logging comprehensive map (1:200)·
7·Core comprehensive map (1:100)
Subject content and scope of application
Part I
Map compilation specifications
Part II
Graphic format
Part III
8Carbonate rock mixing comprehensive map (1:200)
Carbonate rock core comprehensive map (1:100).
Gas logging map (1:500)
Well inclination horizontal projection map…| |tt||Schematic diagram of loose sediment columnar section
Schematic diagram of stratigraphic columnar section
Table of oblique data
Notes on drawing of parallel diagram
Specifications of some rock grain patterns
Specifications of some rock patterns
Grain-grade classification of clastic rocks
Classification of carbonate rocks
Stratigraphic age and color of igneous rocks
Chapter 4
Geographical diagram
Rock diagram
Structural diagram
24Oil and gas diagram
25Discrimination and parallel diagram
26Sedimentary facies diagram
27Geological body age and symbols
28Writing structure of oil and gas layer symbols
Appendix Appendix A: Format of plan view of divided sections (supplement)
Appendix B: Format of comprehensive map of oil and gas reservoirs (fields) (supplement)Appendix C: Format of comprehensive map of logging (1:500) (supplement)Appendix D: Format of comprehensive map of logging (1:200) (supplement)Appendix E:
Appendix F: Format of comprehensive map of core (1:100) (supplement): Format of comprehensive map of logging (1:200) of carbonate rock (supplement)1
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Appendix G: Format of comprehensive map of carbonate rock core (1:100) (supplement)Appendix H Xenon logging map (1:500) format (supplement) Appendix [Well inclination horizontal projection map format (supplement) Loose sediment columnar section diagram (reference) Appendix
Appendix K Stratigraphic columnar section diagram (reference) Appendix L Well inclination data table (coordinate method) format (reference) Appendix M Well inclination data table (tracking method) format (reference) Appendix N
Appendix 0
Partial rock grain pattern specifications (reference) Partial rock pattern specifications (reference) (81)
Industry standards of the People's Republic of China
Petroleum and natural gas geological mapping specifications and diagrams Part I Subject content and scope of application
This standard specifies the compilation specifications and diagrams of oil and natural gas geological maps. This standard is applicable to the compilation of various types of maps in the field of petroleum and natural gas geology. Part II Map Compilation Specifications
1 Overall Design
1.1 Compilation Task Book
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Describe the map name, diagram, mapping scope, scale, purpose, content, data use, publication requirements, completion time and usage regulations.
1.2 Compilation Procedure
Make arrangements for base map preparation, data collection, data burial, data inspection, content transfer method and sequence, clear drawing, review and publication.
2 General Principles
2.1 Map Compilation Preparation
The compilation of Shishan Natural Gas Geological Maps is a comprehensive creative process. Map compilers must accurately grasp the overall map compilation design, understand the nature of the map, and master the historical data. The contents of the map should be comprehensively summarized and summarized in proportion and in detail from the overall to the local, from the underground state to the plane layout, from the expression method to the reading effect, and the deletion, placement, merging and segmentation should be carried out. 2.2 Map format
2.2.1 Classification of plane map
Planar map can be divided into large hanging map and sub-frame map according to the size (divided according to the international standard map size). Large hanging map gives people a concept of the overall situation and the whole, and the scale is usually small; sub-frame map is a standard map for technical archives, and is also used for scientific research, design, and production, and the scale is generally large.
2.2.2 Classification of cross-section map
Cross-section map can be divided into two categories according to its nature: structural geological map and stratigraphic columnar section map. Structural geological section map can be divided into regional structural section map, local structural section map and Shantou gas reservoir section map according to its purpose. 2.2.3 Base map regulations
All kinds of plan maps are compiled and drawn based on the same scale or the scaled-down topographic map published by the surveying and mapping department. 2.2.4 Principles for the selection of topographic map patterns
According to the requirements of the compiled map, the relevant patterns in the topographic base map of the same scale are selected to achieve the purpose of highlighting the key points without affecting the use value.
2.2.5 Latitude and longitude grid and square grid
The latitude and longitude grid (by degree and minute) and square grid on the border of the surface map: the spacing between the grid lines is marked with numbers every 10cm according to the actual size of the drawing. Approved by the Ministry of Energy of the People's Republic of China on February 27, 1990 and implemented on July 1, 1990
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Square grids are drawn on the drawing in two ways: large hanging maps only mark the intersection points of the word "" with the background color; sub-frame maps are drawn with solid lines of the background color. 2.2.6 Other diagrams and text notes
According to the priority of the map content, select appropriate diagrams and distinguish them in font specifications and size, color depth, and line thickness to facilitate reading.
2.2.7 Drawing finishing
The layout of the map content, the arrangement of the map name, the font selection, the decoration of the map frame, the location of the legend and the attached figure, the layout design of the notes and instructions, and the use of colors for the content should be based on the principle of seeking simplicity: clearly express the theme content of the map. 2.2.8 Drawing review
Follow the requirements of the overall design of the map preparation. Part III Map format
3 Plane map of sub-areas
As shown in Appendix A (supplement).
4 Comprehensive map of oil and gas reservoirs (fields)
As shown in Appendix B (supplement).
5 Mud logging comprehensive diagram (1:500)
As shown in Appendix C (Supplementary)
6 Mud logging comprehensive diagram (1:200)
As shown in Appendix D (Supplementary).
7 Core comprehensive diagram (1:100)
As shown in Appendix E (Supplementary)
8 Carbonate rock logging comprehensive diagram (1:200)
As shown in Appendix F (Supplementary):
Carbonate rock core comprehensive diagram (1:100)9
As shown in Appendix G (Supplementary).
10 Gas logging diagram (1:500)
As shown in Appendix H (Supplementary).
11 Parallel oblique horizontal projection diagram
As shown in Appendix "(Supplementary).
12 Schematic diagram of loose sediment columnar section
As shown in Appendix J (Reference),
13 Schematic diagram of stratigraphic columnar section
As shown in Appendix K (Reference).
14 Parallel oblique data table
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As shown in Appendix L (reference) and Appendix M (reference): Instructions for drawing logging diagrams
The name of the diagram is written in a flat official script with a solid academic style, the size of the character is 25mm×35mm, and the name of the diagram is centered and evenly arranged. 15.1
15.2 For the logging diagram format that is not marked as carbonate rock, the law is a broken logging diagram. 15.3 Requirements for filling in the table header:
15.3.1 The outer frame of the table is drawn with 0.8mm line, and the inner separator is drawn with 0.6mm line. 15.3.2 Table Each item in the grid shall be written in isolinear font with a stroke thickness of 0.5mm, and the content shall be filled in with Fangsong characters. 15.3.3 The geographical location shall be filled in in order of province (autonomous region), city, county (banner), township, town, village, direction and distance. 15.3.4 The structural location shall be filled in in order from the first-level structural unit to the local structure or the location of the trap. 15.3.5 The drilling depth, coring footage, core length and oil and gas length shall be accurate to two decimal places, and the length shall be in meters. 15.3.6 In the carbonate core comprehensive map, "fracture and cave statistics refer to density, and the unit is per square centimeter. 15.4 Requirements for filling in mapping units:
15.4.1~ shall be filled in in isolinear font with a stroke thickness of 0.6mm, size 6mm×6mm15.4.2 Character spacing 3mm.
15.5 Requirements for filling in year, month and day:
15.5.1 Year, month, H-characters are of equal length, stroke thickness 0.6mm, character size 6mm×6mm, and three-character spacing 10mm. 15.5.2 H-date is filled in with Arabic numerals, and the font should be consistent in the figure. 15.6 Requirements for filling in proportion
15.6.1 The scale is between the figure header table and the figure header column date, and H is centered on the left and right. ：15.6.2 The scale is filled in with Arabic numerals, and each character is 510mm×10mm in area; the right side of the character "1\" is 20mm away from the other characters; the dot of the scale number is in the middle; the dot diameter and handwriting are both 1mm.15.7 Requirements for the header items:
15.7.1 Except for the comprehensive map of carbonate rocks, the width can be appropriately widened according to the content needs, but it shall not exceed 750mm15.7.2 For the map drawn in sections, except for the continuous drawing of the frame, each column in the map shall be disconnected by 20mm to indicate the segmentation, and the well depth shall be re-marked.
Legend drawing requirements:
15.8.1 The legend only draws the relevant diagrams, and the moon is drawn outside the frame at the bottom of the map, 50mm away from the frame line, and the content arrangement on the left and right shall not exceed the actual width of the content on the drawing.
15.8.2 The two characters of the legend are arranged in the center with a flat-solid font, size 20 mm×25mm. 15.8.3 The rock diagrams shall be drawn in a columnar shape on the left side of the legend. As shown in Appendix K (reference), 15.8.4 Other diagrams shall be drawn in a rectangular column of 20mm×【0mm, and the names shall be written below. 15.8.5 The diagrams shall be arranged evenly with a row spacing of 10mm and a column spacing of 151mm. 15.8.6 The font shall be written in 7mm×5mm miltiface. 16 The specifications of some rock grain patterns
As shown in Appendix N (reference),
17 The specifications of some rock diagram patterns
As shown in Appendix 0 (reference).
Grain size classification of clastic rocks
See Table 1.
Classification of carbonate rocks
Rock classification
See Tables 2, 3 and 4.
Stratigraphic age and color of magmatic rocks
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Table 1 Grain size classification of clastic rocks
Coarse silt
Fine silt
Main particles
1000.00 100.00
100.00~ 10.00
10.00 ~ 5.00
5.00 ~ 1:00
1.00 ~0.50
0.50~0.25
0.25~0.10
0.10~0.01
0.10~0.05
0.05~0.01
According to the provisions of "Color Standard of Geological Maps by Province (Region) (Scale 1:500000～1000000)" published by Sichuan Geological Publishing House in 1982 and edited by the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources of the People's Republic of China, the rock types are divided according to the relative content of calcite and dolomite. Table 2
Rock type
Stone rock type
Dolomite type||tt ||Limestone
Containing dolomite
Dolomite limestone
Gray dolomite
Containing gray dolomite
Calcite
100~95
95～75
Table 3: Classification of provincial rock types according to limestone and claystone series
Stone type
Peat rock
Clay rock
Stone group rock
Containing peatstone
Mud limestone
Gray clay rock
Containing clay rock
Clay rock
Note: Clay rock refers to mud rock and clay rock.
The square solutions are:
100~ 95
75 -50
Dolomite
95~100
Clay minerals
95～100
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Table 4 Classification of rock types according to dolomite and clay series
Luyunite
Claystone
Note: Claystone refers to mudstone and shale.
Shenikou dolomite
Dolomitic clay rock
Dolomitic clay rock
Clay rock
Dolomitic stone
100~95
95～75
50～25
Clay minerals
95-100
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21 Geographical Diagram
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Chapter 4
Settlement (according to the scale,
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21.2 Roads
Provincial capitals (autonomous regions), municipalities directly under the central government
21.3 Boundaries
21.4 Water Systems
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Provincial (autonomous region), municipalities directly under the central government boundary
Baizhi Prefecture area
City" Counties, Banners
Lakes (water bubbles)
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Wells, springs'
Forests and independent trees01
According to the provisions of "Color Standard of Geological Maps by Province (Region) (Scale 1:500000～1000000)" published by Sichuan Geological Publishing House in 1982 and edited by the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources of the People's Republic of China, the rock types are divided according to the relative content of calcite and dolomite. Table 2
Rock Type
Limestone
Dolomite
Dolomitic Limestone
Dolomitic Limestone
Gray Dolomite| |tt||Containing gray dolomite
Calcite
100~95
95～75
Table 3: Classification of provincial rock types according to limestone and claystone series
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Peat rock
Clay rock
Peat family rock
Containing peatstone
Mud limestone
Gray clay rock
Containing clay rock
Clay rock
Note: Clay rock refers to mudstone and clay rock.
The square solutions are:
100~ 95
75 -50
Dolomite
95~100
Clay minerals
95～100
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Table 4 Classification of rock types according to dolomite and clay series
Luyunite
Claystone
Note: Claystone refers to mudstone and shale.
Shenikou dolomite
Dolomitic clay rock
Dolomitic clay rock
Clay rock
Dolomitic stone
100~95
95～75
50～25
Clay minerals
95-100
There is no such thing in the original version. The printing quality is extremely poor. Please forgive me for any blur.
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21 Geographical Diagram
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Chapter 4
Settlement (according to the scale,
can also be drawn according to the actual outline shape!
21.2 Roads
Provincial capitals (autonomous regions), municipalities directly under the central government
21.3 Boundaries
21.4 Water Systems
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Provincial (autonomous region), municipalities directly under the central government boundary
Baizhi Prefecture area
City" Counties, Banners
Lakes (water bubbles)
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Wells, springs'
Forests and independent trees01
According to the provisions of "Color Standard of Geological Maps by Province (Region) (Scale 1:500000～1000000)" published by Sichuan Geological Publishing House in 1982 and edited by the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources of the People's Republic of China, the rock types are divided according to the relative content of calcite and dolomite. Table 2
Rock Type
Limestone
Dolomite
Dolomitic Limestone
Dolomitic Limestone
Gray Dolomite| |tt||Containing gray dolomite
Calcite
100~95
95～75
Table 3: Classification of provincial rock types according to limestone and claystone series
Stone type
Peat rock
Clay rock
Peat family rock
Containing peatstone
Mud limestone
Gray clay rock
Containing clay rock
Clay rock
Note: Clay rock refers to mudstone and clay rock.
The square solutions are:
100~ 95
75 -50
Dolomite
95~100
Clay minerals
95～100
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Table 4 Classification of rock types according to dolomite and clay series
Luyunite
Claystone
Note: Claystone refers to mudstone and shale.
Shenikou dolomite
Dolomitic clay rock
Dolomitic clay rock
Clay rock
Dolomitic stone
100~95
95～75
50～25
Clay minerals
95-100
There is no such thing in the original version. The printing quality is extremely poor. Please forgive me for any blur.
Fortunately, Li Linzhi has revised it after review.
21 Geographical Diagram
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Chapter 4
Settlement (according to the scale,
can also be drawn according to the actual outline shape!
21.2 Roads
Provincial capitals (autonomous regions), municipalities directly under the central government
21.3 Boundaries
21.4 Water Systems
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Provincial (autonomous region), municipalities directly under the central government boundary
Baizhi Prefecture area
City" Counties, Banners
Lakes (water bubbles)
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Wells, springs'
Forests and independent trees
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