Abstract
The influence of oil structures on the content of heavy hydrocarbon gases in the component composition of free gases in the rocks of the overlying silvinite formations is considered. There is an assumption about the influence of reef formations on the overlying sedimentary deposits and the development of sub-vertical cracks, through which heavy hydrocarbon gases can penetrate into the overlying potash layers. The aim of the study is to study the relationship between the nature of the distribution of heavy hydrocarbon gases and geological disturbances and the subsequent prediction of the gas-dynamic situation during the development of potash reservoirs. The method consists of drilling holes into the roof of the mine, sealing the hole with a sealer, and then taking gas from the sealed part to the sampler and analyzing it on a gas chromatograph. The highest values of heavy hydrocarbon gases were determined for the Bc, AБ and KpII formations at the BPPU-4 mine field of PJSC Uralkali.
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