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Water coning significantly alters the oil production profile of petroleum reservoirs.
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Water coning in petroleum reservoirs leads to water breakthrough and significant alterations in the oil production profile, severely impacting well productivity and recovery rates.

Evidence for · 3
1976 · cited by 23
Paper [0] demonstrates the effect of oil-water coning on field production using a two-dimensional areal reservoir model.
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The retrieved literature consistently supports the claim that water coning alters production profiles by causing water breakthrough, rapid water cut increases, and significant drops in oil productivity. Papers [0], [6], and [8] all explicitly address how coning changes field production data, recovery dynamics, and well performance. No papers refute this widely established reservoir engineering principle.

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1994 · cited by 7
Paper [6] notes that water coning results in water breakthrough that may reduce crude oil production significantly.
2007 · cited by 4
Paper [8] shows that water coning causes a dramatic loss of well productivity and alters recovery dynamics due to mobility contrast.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8404 Aug 2026
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