Self-Incompatible Crude Oils and Converted Petroleum Resids

Self-incompatible oils are those containing insoluble asphaltenes that were not formed by mixing incompatible oils. Three refinery examples are given of self-incompatible oils: self-incompatible crude oils, thermally cracked oils, and oils hydrotreated with size selective catalysts that convert resi...

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Published in:Journal of dispersion science and technology 2004-12, Vol.25 (3), p.333-339
Main Author: Wiehe, Irwin A.
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Chemistry
Coke induction period
Colloidal state and disperse state
Crude oils
Exact sciences and technology
Fouling
General and physical chemistry
Heat exchanger
Preheat system
Resid hydrotreating
Self-incompatible
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Fouling
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Heat exchanger
Preheat system
Resid hydrotreating
Self-incompatible
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