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Experimental on Dehydration of Oil From Oil Sands in Inner Mongolia
ZHAO Hai-gang, CAO Zu-bin, LI Dan-dong, SHI Wei-wei
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Taking crude oil from Inner Mongolia oil sands as an example, dehydration by adding demulsifier and heating settlement combined methods are used to study the optimum operation conditions. The results show that water can be effective removed from the oil-sands oil at 90 ℃ for 5 h, and the water content can be reduced to 1%.
DONG Jian-jun, SHI Wei-wei, ZHANG Qiu-ping, ZHAO De-zhi
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Based on the intensive investigations on the catalytic cracking reactions for hydro-treated tail oil residue, a 5-lump reaction network and its kinetic model have been established. Based on experimental data obtained from catalytic dewaxing equipment, a computational program was written by Marquardt++ method and Matlab language; and activation energy, reaction rate constant and preexponential factors were calculated. It turns out that the model fits well with raw materials and reaction conditions change, and product distributions and their yields are predicted well under different conditions.
2011, 31 (4): 21-25.
Feasibility Study of Bitumen Production From Vacuum Residue of Russian M100
CUI Rui, WANG Li-man, ZHAO De-zhi, SHI Wei-wei, LI dan-dong, DING Wei
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The oxidation of vacuum residue of Russian fuel oil M100 was studied with self-made device for 10 h under the oxidation temperatures 225 and 250 ℃ with the ventilation capacity of 0.2 m3/(h•kg). The results show that three asphalt of oxidized samples can meet well with technical requirements of road asphalt (JTG F40-2004) for 130#C, the standard grade of asphalt and bitumen and 110#C grade standards. A modifier SBS was added with the weight ratio of 1% to 5%, and the MAW-1-type stabilizer was also added with the mass ratio of stabilizers to SBS 1∶(10~15). Two polymer modified bitumen were in line with the standard of the SBS class I-A in the technical requirements (JTG F40-2004).
2011, 31 (4): 18-20.
 
Denitrification Refining of Shale Gas Oil and Its Influence on Catalytic Cracking Performance
YUAN Meng-meng, HAN Dong-yun, SHI Wei-wei, JIANG Zhao-kun
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Denitrification of shale gas oil was carried out by using a complex agent and the effects of denitrification agent and the ratio of agent to oil on removal efficiency were investigated. The results showed that the mass fraction of basic and total N compounds decreased by 97.1 % and 41.3 % at the agent to oil ratio of 0.15 respectively. The effects of the FCC on the condensation point and product distribution of shale gas oil after denitrification refining were studied. The results show that condensation point of product is lowered dramatically from 25 ℃ to 8 ℃; the yields of gasoline and diesel oil increased by 10.48% and 4.83%, the yields of light oil and total liquid increased by 15% and 6% respectively. Therefore, product quality has been obviously improved.
2011, 31 (3): 31-33. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2011.03.009
 
Evaluation on the Fuel Oil M100 From Russia and Its Processing Scheme
WANG Li-man,CUI Rui,ZHAO De-zhi,SHI Wei-wei,DING Wei
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The properties of fuel oil M100 from Russia were evaluated comprehensively in order to make a reasonable processing scheme for it. The results indicate that M100 resembled a kind of atmospheric oil residua of sulfuric intermediate base crude having a density of 0.936 0 g/cm 3 at 20 ℃, low solidifying point of 20 ℃, high sulfur content of 1.13%, low resin and asphaltene content of 21.4% and 0.4% respectively, high remnant of carbon of 5.35%. Based on the comprehensive evaluation and discussion of M100, three preliminary processing programs were drawn up: the fractions of diesel oil under atmospheric pressure with a low yield of 8.18% need be treated with hydroprocessing; vacuum fractions with a yield of 41.75% could satisfy the feedstocks requirements of fluid catalytic cracking and hydrocracking; and vacuum oil residua had a high yield of 50.07%, need further refining to be used as raw materials of asphalt production.
2011, 31 (3): 20-23. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2011.03.006
 
Lube Base Oil produced by Catalytic Dewaxing From Hydrocracking Tail Oil
ZHANG Qiu-ping,SHI Wei-wei,DONG Jian-jun,ZHAO De-zhi
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Lube base oil were produced by catalytic dewaxing from hydrocracking tail oil of the Mao Ming Petrochemical Corporation in fixed catalytic bed reactor using NKC-7 as the dewaxing catalyst. The effects of reaction temperature (340~400 ℃) and space velocity( 1~8 h -1) on the product distribution, solidifying point and liquid yield were studied. The results show that good product distribution and higher yield of lube base oil (61.4 % ) can be obtained at 380 ℃ and a space velocity of 2 h -1, the solidifying point of lube base oil can reach -24 ℃.
2011, 31 (3): 12-15. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2011.03.004