Techno-economic viability studies on methane gas production from gas hydrates reservoir in the Krishna-Godavari basin, east coast of India
Authors:
- N. VedachalamNVN. Vedachalam
- S. RameshSRS. Ramesh
- V.B.N. JyothiVJV.B.N. Jyothi
- G.A. RamadassGRG.A. Ramadass
- M.A. AtmanandMAM.A. Atmanand
- P. ManivannanPMP. Manivannan
- 1 May 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
- Vol. 77
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Earth Sciences
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