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Non-structural traps in the post-rift succession of Phu Khanh Basin: Classification and Depositional History

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    Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam

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  • Received: 1st-Feb-2019
  • Revised: 15th-May-2019
  • Accepted: 30th-June-2019
  • Online: 30th-June-2019
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Abstract:

The Phu Khanh basin is a rifted continental margin basin that was formed by Paleogene rifting and subsequent post-rift subsidence. The basin is situated along the narrowest part of the Bien Dong Sea’s shelf and is characterized by a water depth ranging from a few tens of meters to abyssal depths towards the east. Oil and gas discovered from 2 wells 124- CMT-1X and 123-TH-1X are evident for approving petroleum system of the Phu Khanh basin. Besides structural play, non-structural play is also a potential reservoir. The Carbonates, Fans, Turbidities in the post-rift succession are prospective non-structural play. This play was formed in subsidence and sagging phase during the Miocene - Pliocene period as a resulted of increased sediment accumulation rates and transgression in the Phu Khanh Basin

How to Cite
Huyen, N.Thu, Cuong, T.Duy and Hieu, N.Trung 2019. Non-structural traps in the post-rift succession of Phu Khanh Basin: Classification and Depositional History. Journal of Mining and Earth Sciences. 60, 3 (Jun, 2019).

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