地学前缘 ›› 2021, Vol. 28 ›› Issue (1): 43-59.DOI: 10.13745/j.esf.sf.2020.5.4

• 构造沉积响应 • 上一篇    下一篇

内陆湖盆“深水成盐”形成条件和识别标志:以东濮凹陷与现代盐湖为例

禚喜准1(), 郑旭1, 陈骁帅1, 徐田武2, 崔建军3   

  1. 1. 辽宁工程技术大学 地质系, 辽宁 阜新 123000
    2. 中国石化中原油田分公司 勘探开发研究院, 河南 濮阳 457001
    3. 中国地质科学院 地质力学研究所, 北京 100081
  • 收稿日期:2019-12-05 修回日期:2020-05-19 出版日期:2021-01-25 发布日期:2021-01-28
  • 作者简介:禚喜准(1981—),男,博士,副教授,地球化学专业,主要从事层序地层学与储层沉积学的教学和科研工作。E-mail: zhuoxizhun@126.com
  • 基金资助:
    国家自然科学基金项目(41402101);中国地质调查局项目“钦-杭结合带及邻区深部地质调查”(DD20179353)

Forming conditions and indicators for deep-water evaporite deposits in inland lake basins: A case study of the Dongpu Sag and modern salt lakes

ZHUO Xizhun1(), ZHENG Xu1, CHEN Xiaoshuai1, XU Tianwu2, CUI Jianjun3   

  1. 1. Department of Geology, Liaoning Technical University, Fuxin 123000, China
    2. Exploration and Production Research Institute of Zhongyuan Oilfield Branch Company, SINOPEC, Puyang 457001, China
    3. Institute of Geomechanics, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, Beijing 100081, China
  • Received:2019-12-05 Revised:2020-05-19 Online:2021-01-25 Published:2021-01-28

摘要:

位于我国东部的许多新生代盆地,在地质历史时期发育了巨厚的岩盐沉积。尽管这些盆地的成盐模式研究已经历了40多年,但由于缺乏“深水成盐”的现代沉积模式,到底是“深盆-深水”还是“深盆-浅水”成盐,一直难以定论。为了理解“深水成盐”的控制因素,很多现代盐湖开展了水文学和水化学调查,然而这些湖盆的矿物组合各不相同,“深水成盐”的形成条件和控制因素尚不清楚。本文对死海、佛瑞湖等“深水成盐”的现代盐湖以及我国东濮凹陷沙三段的成盐特征进行了解剖,从盐度、水深、湖平面波动以及卤水分层等角度探讨了“深水成盐”的形成条件,对比分析了“深水成盐”的相对位置以及沉积物特征,总结了“深水成盐”的识别标志。研究表明,盐岩层系在岩心和测井资料上显示出多尺度的旋回性。“深水成盐”为水深较大的洼陷中心成盐,与盆缘的“浅水成盐”同盆共存。沉积相对岩盐层系的结构和组成有明显的控制作用,其中洼陷带的“深水成盐”,主要在洼陷带的卤水-湖底沉积物界面附近,析出和增生粗晶的盐类矿物,常与富含有机质和黄铁矿的暗色泥岩共存;而湖滨附近的“浅水成盐”,单层厚度薄,结晶粒度细小,通常含有较多的陆源碎屑。死海为代表的现代盐湖以及东濮凹陷等古代成盐盆地的沉积特征表明,“深水成盐”发生于湖平面的下降期,而且卤水剖面的厚度对蒸发岩的形成分布有明显的控制作用,同时具有“深水”和“深盆”特征的内陆盐湖更容易形成单层厚度大、横向稳定的岩盐沉积。本研究有助于改变人们以往对内陆湖盆成盐机理的认知,尤其是现代盐湖的卤水分层析盐特征,对解读地质历史中的其他成盐事件具有重要启示。基于现代沉积实例的“深水成盐”识别标志,可以为古代岩盐沉积模式的建立提供限定条件。

关键词: 深盆, 深水成盐, 洼陷中心成盐, 卤水分层, 形成条件, 东濮凹陷, 死海

Abstract:

Eastern China holds many Cenozoic basins where saline giants developed episodically throughout geologic time. Yet, in part, because modern analogous for ancient halitic depositional environments are lacking, in terms of both size and mineralogy, the stratigraphy of evaporite deposition in eastern China, especially whether the depositional environments were “deep basin-deep water” or “deep basin-shallow water”, remains controversial after more than 40 years of research. In order to better understand the factors controlling the formations of ancient evaporite deposits, previous researchers have investigated the hydrology and hydrochemistry of many modern salt lakes with different mineral assemblages, but the forming conditions and indicators for deep-water evaporite deposits are still unclear. In this paper, we compared the salt-forming characteristics of modern salt lakes that possess deep-water evaporite deposits, such as the Dead Sea and Freefight Lake, with that of the Dongpu Sag in eastern China, and discussed the salt-forming conditions, including salinity, water depth, lake level fluctuation and brine stratification. In addition, we analyzed the fabrics in and distributions of the deep-water evaporite sediments and summarized the indicators for deep-water salt deposition. Studies have shown that multistage cyclicity in halite sequence core and log data can be used for salt rock identification. The thickness of the brine profile obviously controls the formation and distribution of evaporites, as thick single layered homogenous salt deposit with lateral stability is more likely to form in the inland “deep basin-deep water” type of salt lakes, such as the Dead Sea and Dongpu Sag. The deep-water evaporite deposits around the depocenter coexist with the sallow-water salt deposits along the lakeshore, and they are all formed by brine concentration as lake level recedes. The rock salt texture is closely related to the sedimentary facies. The coarse grained evaporite minerals mainly precipitate and aggregate at the brine-lakefloor sediment interface in the deep-water region, and are often interbedded with black shales rich in organic matter and pyrite. The shallow-water salt deposits along the lakeshore usually contain more finer grained terrigenous clastics. The evaporite deposits in both modern salt lakes, such as the Dead Sea, and ancient evaporite basins, like the Dongpu Sag, show that declining lake level and thicker brine profile promoted the “deep basin-deep water” type halite deposition. This study revised the current understanding of the mechanisms of salt deposition in inland lake, especially the brine stratification phenomenon in modern salt lakes. It has many implications for other evaporitic events in the geologic record. The indicators for “deep-water evaporite deposition” on the basis of modern salt lakes can provide constraints in building the depositional model of ancient rock salt.

Key words: deep-basin, deep-water evaporite deposition, salt deposited in the depression center, brine stratification, forming conditions, Dongpu Sag, Dead Sea

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