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Why do you want to study scale in oilfield using water-alternating-gas (WAG) technic?

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I am currently working in pre-salt reservoirs where the oil recovery method used is water-alternating-gas (WAG).
This
 method leads to high concentrations of CO2 in oil
production
 wells over the productive life of the field. The main gain of my study would be to understand the impact of CO2 variation on the scale potential in carbonate reservoirs. The research will analyze the variation of CO2 in relation to the variation of other
production
 parameters,
such
 as water
production
, pressure, temperature, and rock mineralogy, studying the scale potential in different scenarios. The results of the research will allow us to manage the cycles of water and gas in the injection wells as well as the thermohydraulic conditions to minimize the precipitation of salts, avoiding
production
 losses and improving oil
production
 forecasts. The oilfield where I work started its
production
 in 2018 and it is expected to maintain
production
 for many decades. I intend to finish my PhD course and apply the results of the research in these reservoirs.
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