A challenge for current refineries is the right way to course of heavy crudes and handle the technical constraints associated with such feedstocks. A brand new heavy crude was found at the Mangala area in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan, India, in January 2004. The crude assets went into manufacturing in late August 2008. The Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP) carried out an in depth evaluation of this crude for product yields and characteristics. Decrease distillate yield (23 wt%) and difficulties associated with its transportation through pipeline attributable to the next pore point (39+ C) ly point out that neat processing of the brand new crude by current refineries might not be possible. One solution was to de

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