 | Название: | Asphaltenes: Chemical Transformation during Hydroprocessing of Heavy Oils (Chemical Industries) |
| Автор: | Jorge Ancheyta, Fernando Trejo, Mohan Singh Rana | |
| Год: | 2010 | |
| ISBN: | 1420066307 | |
| Количество страниц: | 461 | |
| Цена: | 17 813 руб. | |
| Описание: | During the upgrading of heavy petroleum, asphaltene is the most problematic impurity since it is the main cause of catalyst deactivation and sediments formation. Exploring many aspects related to asphaltenes composition and conversion, Asphaltenes: Chemical Transformation during Hydroprocessing of Heavy Oils highlights the various changes that these heavy and complex molecules undergo during catalytic hydroprocessing. After defining and characterizing asphaltene structure, the book examines the composition of petroleum and the processes and catalysts for upgrading heavy oils. It then details the characterization of asphaltenes after hydroprocessing and the effect of reaction conditions on their structures. The authors also analyze the deactivation and characterization of spent hydroprocessing catalysts as well as the role played by asphaltenes. They cover sediments formation during hydroprocessing and the role of asphaltenes on it. The final chapters describe the hydrocracking and... |
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