Foam Suppression by Acoustic Means in the Slow Coking of Petroleum Waste

An acoustic method is proposed for foam suppression in the slow coking of petroleum residues. In this approach, pulsed gas motion and a high-intensity acoustic field are created at the point of foam formation. That does not compromise the sterility of the final product. The theoretical principles fo...

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Published in:Coke and chemistry (New York, N.Y.) N.Y.), 2018-08, Vol.61 (8), p.308-311
Main Authors: Matiukhin, V. I., Podkovyrkin, E. G., Matiukhina, A. V., Moskalev, I. V.
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