The Study of Technological Mode Options for Production of Oil of Required Quality

Sofia Dzhalilova; Vladimir I. Erofeev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.743.394

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The Study of Technological Mode Options for Production of Oil of Required Quality

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In the recent years, due to the introduction of new Technical Regulations in the Oil and Gas Industry in 2008, high technical and environmental performance values were set to be met by production volume and by the quality of hydrocarbons and a variety of oil products coming from the fields to factory processing and trade parks. The presence of a powerful raw material base, the shortage of petroleum products and the development of market relations create objective conditions for increased use of a variety of natural hydrocarbons, for improved technological schemes of oil preparation and oil processing on the oil fields and for modernizing the equipment used. On small and remote oil fields, which for economic reasons cannot be linked by transport pipelines, a complex system of preparation of liquid hydrocarbons is used with the ultimate goal of obtaining some refined products such as gasoline, diesel fuel and furnace oil.

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Sofia Dzhalilova*, Vladimir I. Erofeev

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Calculation Methods, Commercial Oil Preparation, Mathematical Modelling, Model, Oil-in-Water Emulsions

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