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This paper describes pour point behavior of three heavy oils with the addition of kerosene, turpentine, toluene and gas condensate. The study showed a decrease in the pour point of all oils that relates with the oil chemical composition. The oil with lower API gravity (higher amount of asphaltenes and resins) showed higher pour point decay for all solvents, highlighting gas condensate and turpentine. The use of gas condensate to reduce the pour point of heavy oils is particularly advantageous, when available in the oilfield. Prevent the stoppage in the oil production, due to clogging and flow problems in the pipelines, and facilitate the logistics, reducing process operational costs

Improvement on Pour Point of Heavy Oils by Adding Organic Solvents