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Ultrasonic irradiation reduces Shengli heavy oil viscosity

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Ultrasonic irradiation reduces Shengli heavy oil viscosity

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NewsPoster Joined: Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:56 am Posts: 20756	Ultrasonic irradiation reduces Shengli heavy oil viscosity OGJ Exploration News Experiments using heavy crude oil samples from PetroChina's Shengli oil field show ultrasonic irradiation can reduce viscosity by up to 85%, enhancing oil recovery. Increasing production from the aging Shengli field is difficult because of its 90% water cut. Read more
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