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Abstract

In 2004, the Mangala field was discovered in the Barmer Basin of Rajasthan, India. The field contains approximately 1.3<br>billion barrels of STOIIP in high-quality fluviatile reservoirs. The oil is waxy and viscous, with wax appearance temperature<br>and pour point within a few degrees of the reservoir temperature. The base development plan is waterflooding, and a major<br>concern identified during the field appraisal stage was reservoir damage due to in situ wax dropout because of cooling if<br>ambient temperature water was injected.

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2008-12-03
2024-03-28
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