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Palynological Study of the Eocene Kopili Shale, Assam-Arakan Basin, India
Joya Moni Mout, R. Sarmah
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Abstract We examined the geochemical compositions of the newly discovered Bokabil and Sylhet oils and of the extracts of potential source rock samples from the Khoraghat–Nambar area of the Assam-Arakan Basin, India. Stable carbon isotopic compositions and a number of biomarkers indicate that oils in the Bokabil Formation (Early to Middle Miocene) can
B. Goswami +8 more
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Abstract The Oligocene coals from the northeastern part of the Assam-Arakan basin show a gradual decrease in the content of moisture, volatile matter and oxygen with corresponding increase in carbon content and calorific value from the Foreland Shelf to the deeper part of the geosyncline, reflecting the coalification trends in this basin. It has been
S. Rajarathnam, D. Chandra, G. Handique
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Horizontal wells are superior over conventional wells in terms of production improvement due to increased reservoir contact. Despite this, these wells pose severe production challenges due to variations in permeability, reservoir pressure, reservoir ...
P. Saikia, U. Dutta, P. Goswami
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The Early to Middle Eocene 170 m thick Sylhet Formation of Assam and Assam-Arakan Basin belongs to an overall fining-upward 2nd order transgressive systems tract (TST).
Snehasis Chakrabarty +3 more
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Managing Gas Well Blowouts: Case Studies from Assam-Arakan & Krishna-Godavari Basin
Abstract E&P activities are the early stage of energy production and pivotal for generating and sustaining economic growth. However, negligence and evaluating the circumstances incorrectly during these operations can lead to calamities like blowouts. This paper discusses two such tragedies, the Pasarlapudi (Krishna-Godavari) Gas Well
Rishabh Bharadwaj +2 more
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M. Shukla +3 more
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Geochemistry of Ukhrul Limestone of Assam-Arakan Subduction Basin, Manipur, Northeast India
Abstract: Geochemical studies of the carbonate rocks of Ukhrul limestone from Hundung and Payoi area of Ukhrul District of Manipur, India have been carried out through investigation of major oxides and trace elements geochemistry to determine their chemical composition, to establish the distribution pattern and mutual relationship of the
Khumukcham radhapiyari Devi +1 more
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