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Термический крекинг мазута в присутствии магнитных фракций микросфер энергетических зол

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Nov 2015 Russian Publisher:Томский политехнический университет

Термический крекинг мазута в присутствии магнитных фракций микросфер энергетических зол

Abstract

Исследовано превращение компонентов мазута в процессе термического крекинга при 350...500 °С в присутствии магнитных фракций микросфер энергетических зол. Показано, что выход дистиллятных фракций в присутствии указанных фракций в сравнении с термическим крекингом без введения добавок в зависимости от температуры увеличивается от 4,5 до 25,0 %.

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энергетические золы, высокомолекулярные компоненты, нефтяные остатки, микросферы, мазут, нефть, термический крекинг

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