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Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2011
The Abadan plain in southwestern Iran has important petroleum reservoir potential but poorly defined structural setting. It is located at the Mesopotamian foredeep basin, bounded by the Arabian plate and the Dezful Embayment. The main reservoir in this field is the Fahliyan formation, composed of reef carbonates.
Khalil Sarkarinejad
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The Abadan plain in southwestern Iran has important petroleum reservoir potential but poorly defined structural setting. It is located at the Mesopotamian foredeep basin, bounded by the Arabian plate and the Dezful Embayment. The main reservoir in this field is the Fahliyan formation, composed of reef carbonates.
Khalil Sarkarinejad
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Facies, 2016
The late Albian–early Turonian Sarvak Formation is the most important carbonate reservoir of the Abadan Plain, SW Iran. Twelve microfacies were identified, representing six facies belts: lagoon, shoal, rudist biostrome, slope, proximal, and distal open marine.
Javad Honarmand
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The late Albian–early Turonian Sarvak Formation is the most important carbonate reservoir of the Abadan Plain, SW Iran. Twelve microfacies were identified, representing six facies belts: lagoon, shoal, rudist biostrome, slope, proximal, and distal open marine.
Javad Honarmand
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Journal of African Earth Sciences, 2018
Abstract Palaeo-exposure surfaces are common geologic features in the Cretaceous sedimentary record of the Middle East. Two important disconformity surfaces have influenced the Cenomanian-Turonian intervals of the Sarvak Formation in the Abadan Plain. These surfaces had substantial controls on reservoir quality of their underlying succession. In this
Javad Honarmand, Seyed Ali Moallemi
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Abstract Palaeo-exposure surfaces are common geologic features in the Cretaceous sedimentary record of the Middle East. Two important disconformity surfaces have influenced the Cenomanian-Turonian intervals of the Sarvak Formation in the Abadan Plain. These surfaces had substantial controls on reservoir quality of their underlying succession. In this
Javad Honarmand, Seyed Ali Moallemi
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Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2016
Abstract Oil samples from Lower Cretaceous to Eocene reservoirs in southwest Iran were analyzed using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry and gas chromatography–isotope ratio mass spectrometry for genetic classification of oil families and determining their maturity. The Studied oil samples are non-biodegraded and their gravity range from 18.3 to 37°
Bahram Alizadeh, Mehdi Kobraei
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Abstract Oil samples from Lower Cretaceous to Eocene reservoirs in southwest Iran were analyzed using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry and gas chromatography–isotope ratio mass spectrometry for genetic classification of oil families and determining their maturity. The Studied oil samples are non-biodegraded and their gravity range from 18.3 to 37°
Bahram Alizadeh, Mehdi Kobraei
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Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization and Environmental Effects, 2018
The Jurassic petroleum system has been proven as prolific oil and gas prospects in the southwestern of Iran.
Ahmad Reza Rabbani, Mehdi Kobraei
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The Jurassic petroleum system has been proven as prolific oil and gas prospects in the southwestern of Iran.
Ahmad Reza Rabbani, Mehdi Kobraei
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Geochemistry International, 2019
Eight oil samples from Lower Cretaceous Fahliyan reservoirs and 51 core and cutting samples from Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous Garau Formation in Abadan Plain, Southern Iran, were analyzed using bulk property and molecular methods in order to identify their geochemical characteristics such as maturity and source depositional environment, as well as ...
Mehdi Kobraei
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Eight oil samples from Lower Cretaceous Fahliyan reservoirs and 51 core and cutting samples from Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous Garau Formation in Abadan Plain, Southern Iran, were analyzed using bulk property and molecular methods in order to identify their geochemical characteristics such as maturity and source depositional environment, as well as ...
Mehdi Kobraei
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Natural Resources Research, 2023
This study aimed to investigate the petrophysical properties and heterogeneity rate of the Fahliyan Formation in the Abadan Plain, southwestern Iran. Thin section slides, core analysis results, scanning electron microscope (SEM), and computed tomography (CT) images were studied in association with petrophysical log data to describe pore types ...
Parisa Tavoosi Iraj +2 more
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This study aimed to investigate the petrophysical properties and heterogeneity rate of the Fahliyan Formation in the Abadan Plain, southwestern Iran. Thin section slides, core analysis results, scanning electron microscope (SEM), and computed tomography (CT) images were studied in association with petrophysical log data to describe pore types ...
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Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2022
Abstract Located in the northeast of the Arabian Plate, Zagros Basin hosts some of the most significant hydrocarbon reservoirs in Iran, including the Sarvak Formation. It has been dated back to the Middle Cretaceous and exhibits a dominantly carbonate lithology. In this study, petrographic and petrophysical data of the Sarvak Formation were analyzed.
Arad Kiani +3 more
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Abstract Located in the northeast of the Arabian Plate, Zagros Basin hosts some of the most significant hydrocarbon reservoirs in Iran, including the Sarvak Formation. It has been dated back to the Middle Cretaceous and exhibits a dominantly carbonate lithology. In this study, petrographic and petrophysical data of the Sarvak Formation were analyzed.
Arad Kiani +3 more
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Acta Geologica Sinica - English Edition, 2022
AbstractCrude oil and source rock samples from one of the main oilfields of the Abadan Plain, Zagros, Iran were analyzed geochemically. Rock‐Eval pyrolysis was conducted on Kazhdumi (Upper Cretaceous) and Gadvan (Lower Cretaceous) formations, which are the probable source rocks for the oil in the region.
Elham ASADI MEHMANDOSTI +3 more
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AbstractCrude oil and source rock samples from one of the main oilfields of the Abadan Plain, Zagros, Iran were analyzed geochemically. Rock‐Eval pyrolysis was conducted on Kazhdumi (Upper Cretaceous) and Gadvan (Lower Cretaceous) formations, which are the probable source rocks for the oil in the region.
Elham ASADI MEHMANDOSTI +3 more
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