Optimal Composition of Crude Oil for Atmospheric Petroleum Distillation

Results are given for a study on the optimization of the composition of crude oil consisting of petroleum, fuel oil, and gas condensate to improve atmospheric distillation at an installation of the Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat Atmospheric and Vacuum Distillation Company. The results of a determination...

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description Results are given for a study on the optimization of the composition of crude oil consisting of petroleum, fuel oil, and gas condensate to improve atmospheric distillation at an installation of the Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat Atmospheric and Vacuum Distillation Company. The results of a determination of the size of dispersed phase particles and the stability factor were used to predict the effect of the gas condensate in the crude oil on the major physicochemical properties and yield of light petroleum products. An active state of the dispersed system in the mixed crude oil was found at 40 wt.%. Atmospheric distillation of the activated crude oil permits an increase in the yield of light petroleum products by 28 wt. %.
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Composition
Condensates
Crude oil
Fuel oil
Fuel oils
Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences
Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering
Mineral Resources
Optimization
Petroleum
Petroleum products
Refining
Technology
Vacuum distillation
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