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Oral Presentation Schedule

RIRW 2026 – ORAL PRESENTATION SCHEDULE: FOUR STUDENT REPORT SESSIONS

10 minutes per abstract (presentation + Q&A) | 29 abstracts

Russia–India Advanced Petroleum Refining & Digital Refineries Week 2026 | 2–6 November 2026 | Conference Centre, IIT Guwahati

30 abstracts 4 student report sessions 2–6 November 2026 Conference Centre, IIT Guwahati

Please note

Each presentation is allotted a slot in the table above — please stay within your slot so the session runs to time. Reach the Conference Centre hall at least 10 minutes early and confirm your presence with the session chair.

In case you cannot present, inform the organising committee in advance so your slot can be reallocated.

Session I · Theme I: Petrochemicals & Sustainable Fuels

Student Reports I

Tuesday, 03 November 2026, 17:00 – 18:10

SlotTimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting Author(s)
117:00 – 17:08RIRW26-002Separation of Close-Boiling Fatty Acids Using Aspen PlusDiya Suresh Pai
217:08 – 17:16RIRW26-010Bioethanol Upgrading and Integrated Decarbonization Pathways for Sustainable Aviation FuelManazira Ahmed
317:16 – 17:24RIRW26-011Biomass-to-Jet: Pathways, Catalysis and Challenges for Sustainable Aviation FuelsAbhishek Gogoi
417:24 – 17:32RIRW26-012Sustainable Aviation Fuel in India: Pathways, Refinery Integration and the Road to Low-Carbon AviationGargi Lahkar
517:32 – 17:40RIRW26-013From Waste to Wings: A Circular Refinery-Based Framework for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production in IndiaPratiksha Sonowal
617:40 – 17:48RIRW26-016Modified Pyrolysis of Erythrina indica Biomass for Hydrogen-Rich Py-Gas ProductionAshish Ranjan
717:48 – 17:56RIRW26-004Mechanistic Insights into Pt₁/ZSM-5–SBA-15 Catalysts for Hydrocarbon UpgradingBikash Gupta
817:56 – 18:04RIRW26-005Molecular Simulation Study of NiW/Al₂O₃ Catalysts for Sustainable HydroprocessingKirtika Kashyap
918:04 – 18:12RIRW26-006Computational Insights into Tailored NiMo/USY Catalysts for HydrocrackingRituraj Barman
Session II · Theme II: Downstream Refining, Carbon, Speciality Materials & Catalysis for Refining

Student Reports II

Wednesday, 04 November 2026, 11:30 – 13:20

SlotTimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting Author(s)
112:10 – 12:18RIRW26-022Novel Cross-Linked Bio-Based NIPUs: High Mechanical Strength and Multi-Responsive Shape Memory BehaviourJeet Vishwakarma
212:18 – 12:26RIRW26-019Hydrothermal Conversion of Gangue into Zeolites for Beneficiation of Ultra-Low-Grade Sub-Microcrystalline Graphite Ore by Colloidal Stability-Based SeparationBrijesh Meena
312:26 – 12:34RIRW26-018Screen-Printed Carbon-Based Flexible Heaters for Low-Voltage Thermal Management in Cold-Climate Industrial ApplicationsBrijesh Meena
412:34 – 12:42RIRW26-021Organophilic Nano-Clay/Grafted EVA Co-Polymer Composite for Sustainable Flow Assurance of High-Wax Crude OilBikash Kumar Das
512:50 – 12:58RIRW26-023Development of a Plant-Based Adsorbent (Water Hyacinth-Derived Activated Carbon) for Simultaneous Energy Recovery and Oil Spill Remediation: A Circular Economy ApproachBipasmita Lahkar, Ipsita Deka
612:58 – 13:06RIRW26-001Process Intensification of Refinery Distillation Sequences through Divided Wall Column TechnologyBhavay Deshwal
713:06 – 13:14RIRW26-008Sustainable 5-HMF Production from Melocanna baccifera Using Sn- and Al-Doped Biochar Catalysts: Catalytic Performance and Life-Cycle AssessmentPikesh Kumar
813:14 – 13:22RIRW26-009Synthesis of a Triple-Waste-Derived Heterogeneous Catalyst for Sustainable Biomass ValorisationShanku Pratim Borah
Session III · Theme III: Digital Refineries & AI

Student Reports III

Thursday, 05 November 2026, 15:50 – 16:45

SlotTimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting Author(s)
115:50 – 16:05RIRW26-024From Engineering Documents to Decision Intelligence: An Owner-Side Digital Engineering and Estimation Framework for Refinery FEEDMedini Kumar Bora
216:05 – 16:15RIRW26-025Why Your Model’s Accuracy Metric Is Misleading: Identifiability and Validation Failures in Data-Driven Refinery ModelsSauradeep Bhattacharjee
316:15 – 16:25RIRW26-026Uncertainty-Aware Physics-Guided Machine Learning for Virtual Sensing of Crude Preheat Exchanger PerformanceRahul Roy
416:25 – 16:35RIRW26-028PhantomZero: Physics-Constrained Dual-Loop AI That Erases Phantom Carbon Across Oil & Gas Value Chains: A Multi-Regional FrameworkDhrub Chatterjee
516:35 – 16:45RIRW26-029A Desktop Decision-Support Tool for Net Carbon Emission Estimation and Tree-Based Offset Planning in Effluent Treatment Plants of Oil and Gas E&P OperationsKaif Hazarika
Session IV · Theme IV: Upstream, CCUS & Environmental Sustainability

Student Reports IV

Friday, 06 November 2026, 12:00 – 13:00

SlotTimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting Author(s)
112:00 – 12:08RIRW26-030Characterization of Subsurface Rock and Formation for CO₂-Enhanced Oil Recovery and Carbon Storage in a Mature Upper Assam Basin OilfieldAditi Gogoi
212:08 – 12:16RIRW26-031CO₂ Utilization and Sequestration in Assam Oil Reservoirs: Experimental Insights of CO₂–Rock–Fluid InteractionsKarishma Phukon
312:16 – 12:32RIRW26-032Fractional Flow Analysis for Improving Oil RecoverySyed Kaif Islam
412:32 – 12:40RIRW26-033Fractional Flow Analysis Considering Capillary Pressure in Two-Phase Oil–Water FlowDeepjyoti Rahman
512:40 – 12:48RIRW26-034Low Salinity Waterflooding: Mechanisms and Enhanced Oil Recovery PotentialAzaz Ahmed
612:48 – 12:56RIRW26-035Physicochemical Characterization and Predictive Modeling of Oilfield Produced Water in the Upper Assam Basin Using 3D Surface and Ternary Classification TechniquesTapan Jyoti Gogoi
712:56 – 13:04RIRW26-036From Environmental Risk to Trajectory Intelligence: An Operational Oil Spill Simulation Framework for the ROPME Sea Area Using GNOMEArnavraj Baruah