Preparation of Liquid Fuels from Chark Chemical Tar

Smagulova Nazym; Kayrbekov Zhaksyntay; Yesengeldieva Akzhan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.618.243

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Preparation of Liquid Fuels from Chark Chemical Tar

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In the course of study the optimal conditions of conduction of the process are found. Optimal temperature for preparation of motor oils from chark chemical tar is 400 °С. On the increase of temperature from 350 °С to 400 °С the yield of liquid products on Mo-containing catalyst increases from 47,1 mass. % to 65.2 mass. % compared to the yield of liquid products obtained without the catalyst. The yield of gasoil fraction constitutes 15 mass. %. Optimal quantity of catalyst for preparation of liquid products from the tar is 0,05 mass. %. According to the results of study the catalytic effect of synthesized from emulsion catalyst appears at low concentration of molybdenum (0,05 mass.%). But the double increase of concentration of molybdenum weakly affects the improvement of indicators of the process.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 618)

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Smagulova Nazym*, Kayrbekov Zhaksyntay, Yesengeldieva Akzhan

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Catalyst, Chark Chemical Tar, Hydrogenization, Liquid Products, Motor Fuel

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