Extraction and Thermal Processing of Beke Oil Sands

Yerdos Ongarbayev; Yerbol Tileuberdi; Berik Tuleutaev; Zulkhair Mansurov; Fail R. Sultanov; Frank Behrendt

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1025-1026.60

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Extraction and Thermal Processing of Beke Oil Sands

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In the paper separation methods of organic part from oil sands were investigated at experimantally. For the determination of organic part (liquid fraction) of oil sands the extraction methods was used in Soxhlet apparatus by solvent. Thermal processing was carried out with a monotonic heating of oil sands from room temperature to 560 ⁰C. As showing results, organic part of Beke oil sands studied by extraction method were 12.0 wt.%. Thermal processing results showed, that the organic part of Beke oil sands were 9.6 wt.%. Physical and mechanical characteristics of liquid fraction are established by standard methods.

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Yerdos Ongarbayev*, Yerbol Tileuberdi, Berik Tuleutaev, Zulkhair Mansurov, Fail R. Sultanov, Frank Behrendt

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Extraction, Fractional Composition, Oil Sands, Organic Part, Thermal Processing

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