Petroleum Fractionation

Characterization of Mixtures of Pure Hydrocarbons and Petroleum Fractions (Petroleum Cuts)... [Pg.98]

Edmister, W.C. and K.K. Okamoto (1959), Applied hydrocarbon thermodynamics. Part 12 equilibrium flash vaporization correlations for petroleum fractions . Petroleum Refiner, Vol. 38, No. 8, p. 117. [Pg.455]

Light gas oil -petroleum fraction [PETROLEUM - REFINERY PROCESSES, SURVEY] (Vol 18)... [Pg.564]

Lubricating oil -petroleum fraction [PETROLEUM - REFINERY PROCESSES, SURVEY] (Vol 18) -phosphorus(V) sulfide for [PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS] (Vol 18) -recycling of [RECYCLING - OIL] (Vol 21) -sulfur additive [SULFURCOMPOUNDS] (Vol 23)... [Pg.579]

Equations and property data are included for 39 hydrocarbons, 10 nonhydrocarbons, and petroleum fractions. Petroleum properties are predicted by equations derived from correlations that are in the Technical Data Book of the American Petroleum Institute (1). [Pg.338]

Bacha et al. (62) used cyclohexane, acetone, toluene and tetrahydrofuran to fractionate petroleum pitches and related the properties of the fractions to optical texture of resultant cokes. For Ag hland A240 pitch the toluene extracted fraction showed a higher temperature of mesophase formation than the tetrahydrofuran fraction. The carboniza-... [Pg.23]

There are very few serious claims to a glimpse at chromatography predating Tswett s work or even to an independent later discovery, in spite of the 30-year-long induction period that followed Tswett s earlier publications. The one who probably came closest was Day [22], who attempted to fractionate petroleum by filtration through columns of powdered limestone or fuller s earth. [Pg.4]

Schirmer, K., D.J. Tom, N.C. Bols and J.P. Sherry. Ability of fractionated petroleum refinery effluent to elicit cyto- and photocytotoxic responses and to induce 7-ethoxyresorufin-o-deethylase activity in fish cell lines. Sci. Total Environ. 271 61-78, 2001. [Pg.82]

Charitschkoff was apparently the first to fractionate petroleum with solvents at lower temperatures in order to obtain the higher boiling fractions as they exist in the crude. This was done to avoid the cracking incidental to distillation. This procedure, the solvents used, and the nature of the fractions obtained, as well as the literature references to this work appear on page 229 of Engler s Das Erdol (4 ). [Pg.341]

The subject of this book is the chemistry of petroleum base stocks and of their manufacturing processes from crude oil fractions. Petroleum base stocks are hydrocarbon-based liquids, which are the major component (80% to 98% by volume) of finished lubricants, the remaining 2% to 20% being additives to improve performance. Therefore this book does not deal with the manufacture of nonpetroleum base stocks such as synthetics (from olefins such as 1-decene), ester-based ones, and others. [Pg.1]

Bolles, W.L. Rapid Graphical Method of Estimating Tower Diameter and Tray Spacing of Bubble-Plate Fractionators. Petroleum Refiner, May 1946, p. 211. [Pg.151]

Uses of the Various Petroleum Fractions Petroleum Fraction in Terms of Numbers of ... [Pg.390]

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