A pseudo-mechanism for the production of coke during the thermal cracking of a Colombian heavy crude oil was proposed based on thermal cracking experiments carried out at TGA and at horizontal tube furnace at atmospheric conditions. In-situ combustion (ISC) is a thermal method that improves the recovery of heavy crude oils and involves complex phenomena such as heat and mass transfers, low-temperature oxidation of the liquid phase (LTO), and cracking reactions that yield coke, a carbonaceous residue that, after high-temperature oxidation (HTO) produces the heat that reduces the oil viscosity increasing the recovery factor. During cracking experiments, Ottawa sand was mixed with crude oil, or with a mixture of maltenes and asphaltenes extrac...
Worldwide proven recoverable heavy oil and bitumen reserves make up more than 64 %, and more than 60...
[EN] An extra-heavy crude oil was treated at a short contact time in the 510-580 degrees C temperatu...
A series of model compounds for the large components in petroleum, with molecular weights from 534 t...
In situ combustion is a thermal enhanced heavy oil recovery method in which a portion of the oil is ...
A detailed knowledge of the cracking mechanisms of crude oils should highly improve the understandin...
This study proposes reaction pathways to explain chemical routes that the fractions of a heavy crude...
An asphaltenic residue from a synthetic crude obtained by coal liquefaction was processed by thermal...
The aim of this work is to obtain a better understanding of the reactions involved in the thermal cr...
[EN] The direct cracking of crude oil is an interesting option for producing cheaply large amounts o...
Currently, around the world, 64% of the reserves are composed of heavy oil, which is not easily extr...
In situ Combustion (CIS) is the oldest thermal method of oil recovery. This method consists of part...
Orientador: Rubens Maciel FilhoDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade...
An asphaltenic residue from deasphalting a synthetic crude obtained by direct liquefaction of a Span...
The thermal method of in-situ combustion (ISC) was proposed to produce Tahe heavy oil; therefore, th...
Thermal analysis of asphaltenes and resins from heavy crude was carried out to understand the way in...
Worldwide proven recoverable heavy oil and bitumen reserves make up more than 64 %, and more than 60...
[EN] An extra-heavy crude oil was treated at a short contact time in the 510-580 degrees C temperatu...
A series of model compounds for the large components in petroleum, with molecular weights from 534 t...
In situ combustion is a thermal enhanced heavy oil recovery method in which a portion of the oil is ...
A detailed knowledge of the cracking mechanisms of crude oils should highly improve the understandin...
This study proposes reaction pathways to explain chemical routes that the fractions of a heavy crude...
An asphaltenic residue from a synthetic crude obtained by coal liquefaction was processed by thermal...
The aim of this work is to obtain a better understanding of the reactions involved in the thermal cr...
[EN] The direct cracking of crude oil is an interesting option for producing cheaply large amounts o...
Currently, around the world, 64% of the reserves are composed of heavy oil, which is not easily extr...
In situ Combustion (CIS) is the oldest thermal method of oil recovery. This method consists of part...
Orientador: Rubens Maciel FilhoDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade...
An asphaltenic residue from deasphalting a synthetic crude obtained by direct liquefaction of a Span...
The thermal method of in-situ combustion (ISC) was proposed to produce Tahe heavy oil; therefore, th...
Thermal analysis of asphaltenes and resins from heavy crude was carried out to understand the way in...
Worldwide proven recoverable heavy oil and bitumen reserves make up more than 64 %, and more than 60...
[EN] An extra-heavy crude oil was treated at a short contact time in the 510-580 degrees C temperatu...
A series of model compounds for the large components in petroleum, with molecular weights from 534 t...