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    The document discusses oil characteristics in Myanmar's Mann field. It notes that oil densities in the field range from 24 to 46 degrees API and lighter oils tend to come from deeper stratigraphy. A refinery fractionation curve can be used as an inexpensive way to differentiate between a wide variety of oil samples chemically. Specifically, the M-665 oil shows to be distinctly different compared to other Mann oils, including the relatively heavy M-663 oil from the same stratigraphical interval about 200 meters away, which has a very different fractionation curve. Lighter oils also tend to have lower viscosities in the Mann field.

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    The document discusses oil characteristics in Myanmar's Mann field. It notes that oil densities in the field range from 24 to 46 degrees API and lighter oils tend to come from deeper stratigraphy. A refinery fractionation curve can be used as an inexpensive way to differentiate between a wide variety of oil samples chemically. Specifically, the M-665 oil shows to be distinctly different compared to other Mann oils, including the relatively heavy M-663 oil from the same stratigraphical interval about 200 meters away, which has a very different fractionation curve. Lighter oils also tend to have lower viscosities in the Mann field.

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    Myanmar Crude Oil Viscosity

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    Maung Oo
    The document discusses oil characteristics in Myanmar's Mann field. It notes that oil densities in the field range from 24 to 46 degrees API and lighter oils tend to come from deeper stratigraphy. A refinery fractionation curve can be used as an inexpensive way to differentiate between a wide variety of oil samples chemically. Specifically, the M-665 oil shows to be distinctly different compared to other Mann oils, including the relatively heavy M-663 oil from the same stratigraphical interval about 200 meters away, which has a very different fractionation curve. Lighter oils also tend to have lower viscosities in the Mann field.

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    Exciting Evolution: Myanmar's Petroleum Systems, Plays and Field Developments

    3rd Oil & Gas Myanmar Geosciences Conference , 22‐24 February 2017

    Mann oil characteristics

    • Oil densities vary from 24° to 46°API; 
    • Fair correlation of lighter oil vs deeper stratigraphy

    • Refinery fractionation curve offers a cheap


    geochemical differentiation tool to apply on a wide
    variety of samples
    • M‐665 oil shows to be distinctly different compared
    to other Mann oils
    • Note M‐663 oil (~200 m from M‐665) from the
    same stratigraphical interval is relatively heavy with
    a very different fractionation curve

    • Good correlation of lower viscosity vs lighter oils
    • M‐665 oil distinctly different from other Mann oils

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