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Petroleum Geosciences: Indian Contexts

Part of the Springer Geology Book Series

Editors: Mukherjee, Soumyajit

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-03119-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-03118-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

May 20, 2015

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Plate-Tectonic Evolution of the Deep Ocean Basins Adjoining the Western Continental Margin of India—A Proposed Model for the Early Opening Scenario

Bhattacharya, G. C.; Yatheesh, V.

Pages: 1 –61

[The available plate-tectonic evolution models suggest that the deep ocean basins adjoining the western continental margin of India have evolved largely due to break-up and dispersal of India, Seychelles and Madagascar continental blocks since Late Cretaceous. Mainly owing to the availability of...
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Rift Grabens and Crustal Architecture of the Offshore North East Coast-Mahanadi Basin, Eastern Continental Margin of India

Roy, Somali; Choudhuri, Mainak; Gupta, Pankaj

Pages: 63 –85

[The rift system in North East Coast-Mahanadi (NEC-MND) basins has been developed during the separation of India and Antarctica, similar to those in Krishna-Godavari (KG) and Cauvery (CY) basins. The rift architecture is well established in the KG and CY basins, both in the onshore as well as...
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Study of CO2 EOR in a Sector Model from Mature Oil Field, Cambay Basin, India

Srivastava, Ravi Prakash; Vedanti, Nimisha; Akervoll, Idar; Bergmo, Per; Yerramilli, Ramesh Chandra; Yerramilli, Sanjay Surya; Dimri, V. P.

Pages: 87 –98

[Among various Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) methods, gas injection has been proven to be one of the effective ways of enhancing oil recovery from mature fields. The field under study has approached the economic limit of production under conventional recovery methods (primary and secondary...
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Organic Properties and Hydrocarbon Generation Potential of Shales from Few Sedimentary Basins of India

Mani, Devleena; Patil, D. J.; Dayal, A. M.

Pages: 99 –126

[Shales form the principal source rock for most of the conventional and unconventional petroleum systems. In India, both the prolific and prospective sedimentary basins have excellent to fair development of shales that range in age from the Proterozoic to Cenozoic. Deposition, preservation and...
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Overpressure Zones in Relation to In Situ Stress for the Krishna-Godavari Basin, Eastern Continental Margin of India: Implications for Hydrocarbon Prospectivity

Chatterjee, Rima; Paul, Suman; Singha, Dip Kumar; Mukhopadhyay, Manoj

Pages: 127 –142

[An analysis for over pressure zone (OPZ) prevailing in parts of the Krishna-Godavari Basin (KG-B) at the Eastern Continental Margin of India (ECMI) is found promising from the viewpoint of its hydrocarbon potentials. Pressure coefficients estimated from pore pressure studies reveal that there is...
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Estimation of In-situ Stress and Coal Bed Methane Potential of Coal Seams from Analysis of Well Logs, Ground Mapping and Laboratory Data in Central Part of Jharia Coalfield—An Overview

Pal, Prabir Kumar; Paul, Suman; Chatterjee, Rima

Pages: 143 –173

[Well log data of thirty (30) boreholes from central part of Jharia coalfield have been analysed for estimation of petrophysical and rock mechanical properties of coal seams to facilitate assessment of Coal Bed Methane (CBM) reservoir potentiality of those coal seam. Wells from Jharia area showed...
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Calcareous Algal-Rich Carbonate Sediments from Assam Shelf, N-E India: An Overview of the Palaeoenvironmental Implications

Sarkar, Suman

Pages: 175 –189

[Assam Shelf in north-east India is one of the best studied sedimentary basins of the Indian subcontinent with respect to hydrocarbon exploration. Calcareous algae are common biogenic components of the Palaeogene carbonates outcropping in Meghalaya, Assam Shelf. They occur as encrusting and...
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Hydrocarbon Potential of the Paleogene Disang Group, Manipur Region, India-A Palynological Approach

Singh, Y. Raghumani; Singh, B. P.; Li, Jianguo

Pages: 191 –204

[In the present study, the rocks of the Disang Group of Manipur are evaluated for source rock potential for hydrocarbons. In these Paleogene rocks, amorphous organic matter is the most abundant component in association with other forms of organic matter. Other types of organic matters such as...
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Identifying Relationship Amongst Vitrinite/Inertinite Ratio (V/I), Cleat Parameters, Vitrinite Reflectance, O/C Ratio and Permeability of Coal Seams and V/I Ratio as Exploration Tool: Study from Raniganj Coal Bed Methane Block, Essar Oil Limited, India

Sen, Souvik; Banerjee, Satabdi

Pages: 205 –217

[Maceral data obtained from petrographic analyses was studied to determine the Vitrinite/Inertinite ratios (V/I) of different coal seams encountered in the core holes drilled at Raniganj Coal bed Methane block of Essar Oil Limited, India. Cleat density and spacing, vitrinite reflectance; O/C...
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Plant-Microbe Association-Assisted Removal of Heavy Metals and Degradation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Sarma, Hemen; Prasad, M. N. V.

Pages: 219 –236

[Contamination by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heavy metals is a rather serious problem across the world and poses a major threat to living organisms. These are considered to be carcinogens and are constituents of oil sludge. The magnitude of PAHs released into the environment has...

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