932results about "Working-up pitch/asphalt/bitumen by chemical means" patented technology

The invention relates to a method for preparing mesophase asphalt by coal liquefaction residue. In the method, the coal liquefaction residue is ground, screened and dried, and is extracted at certain temperature for certain time by using organic solvent as extracting solvent; the extracted mixed liquor is filtered, purified and evaporated; the extracting solvent in the extract liquor is evaporatedto obtain refined coal liquefaction oil asphalt, thus obtaining the mesophase asphalt by charring for 4-10 hours in a high-pressure autoclave under the conditions of 410-460 DEG C, 3-4MPa of constantpressure and stirring. The method has simple process and convenient and safe operation, the mesophase asphalt with high quality is prepared and can be used as raw materials of high power and ultra high power graphite electrode, carbon fiber and the like.

deposition in a formation, wellbore, near wellbore region, and production tubing. Compositions of the invention comprise an asphaltene solvent and a viscosity reducing agent, the asphaltene solvent and viscosity reducing agent present in a ratio so as to substantially reduce viscosity of an asphaltene-containing material while substantially negating deposition of asphaltenes either in a reservoir, in production tubing, or both when mixed or otherwise contacting the asphaltene-containing material Methods of the invention comprise forcing a composition comprising an asphaltene solvent and a viscosity reducing agent to contact an asphaltene-containing hydrocarbon in an underground geologic formation, and producing from the formation a production composition comprising at least some of the treatment composition and at least some of the asphaltene-containing hydrocarbon under conditions sufficient to substantially negate deposition of asphaltenes in the formation.

A process derived hydrogen donor solvent is used to increase the maximum resid conversion and conversion rate in an ebullated bed resid hydrocracker. The hydrogen donor solvent precursor is produced by hydroreforming reactions within the resid hydrocracker, recovered as the resin fraction from a solvent deasphalting unit, regenerated in a separate hydrotreater reactor, and recycled to the ebullated bed resid hydrocracker. The major advantage of this invention relative to earlier processes is that hydrogen is more efficiently transferred to the resin residual oil in the separate hydrotreater and the hydrogen donor solvent effectively retards the formation of coke precursors at higher ebullated bed resid hydrocracker operating temperatures and resid cracking rates.

The invention discloses a preparation method of mesophase carbon microspheres from coal liquefaction residues serving as raw materials, which comprises the following steps of: firstly carrying out solvent extraction on the coal liquefaction residues, then carrying out a series of processing to obtain refined asphalt with different contents of quinoline insoluble substances, and carrying out thermal polycondensation reaction on the refined asphalt in the presence of a chemical auxiliary agent and a nucleating accelerator at the temperature of 380-450 DEG C, the pressure of 0-5 MPa and the stirring rotation speed of 40-500 r/min for 1-20 hours to obtain the mesophase microspheres. According to the invention, the chemical auxiliary agent and the nucleating accelerator can be added during theheat treatment process to improve the yield and narrow the particle size distribution of the mesophase carbon microbeads, and the mesophase carbon microspheres are prepared from the coal liquefactionresidues serving as the raw materials and have the advantages of low cost, simple preparation process, high yield (up to 35%), narrow particle size distribution, good sphericity, etc.

The invention provides a preparation method of high softening point asphalt, and the method comprises: heating an asphalt raw material to a molten state, subjecting the asphalt raw material, reaction additives accounting for 0.01%-5% of the total mass of the asphalt raw material, as well as air to full premixing reaction, with the mixing temperature controlled at 80-180DEG C and the mixing time controlled at 1min-40min; then introducing the mixture to an oxidation reactor for air blowing oxidation at a temperature of 200-340DEG C for 3-10h, with the air blowing rate of an oxidation tower maintained at 0.05-0.5m<3>.kg<-1>.h<-1>, thus obtaining a high softening point asphalt product with excellent high temperature performance and temperature susceptibility resistance. The method of the invention solves the problems of overlong reaction time, nonuniform air distribution, easy coking, short oxidation tower operation cycle, and poor product performance, etc. existing in current high softening point asphalt production processes by oxidation method.

A method of fabricating polynucleotide arrays includes dissolving a nucleotide monomer, oligonucleotide, or polynucleotide in a solvent containing ionic liquid and depositing the resulting solution on an array substrate. The method has particular application to fabrication of an addressable array of polynucleotides on a substrate that carries substrate bound moieties each with a hydroxyl group. The process may be repeated at specific locations on the array to elongate the polynucleotide deposited on the array.

Asphalt compositions and products in which the binder comprises tall oil materials possibly previously subjected to distillation, and/or oxidation, and/or combined with a polymer, the tall oil materials having a softening point in the range of 75 F to 400 F, a Needle Penetration value (0.1 mm) at 25 C of at least 1, a Rotational Viscosity at 275 F in the range of 650 cps to 8,000 cps, and a water solubility of less than 10 percent.

The invention relates to an activated carbon/aluminum oxide composite type catalyst carrier and a preparation method and application of the activated carbon/aluminium oxide composite type catalyst carrier. The preparation method comprises the steps of washing circularly with 20-35% hydrochloric acid in a boiling state, wherein the mass ratio of hydrochloric acid to activated carbon is (5-20):1, performing oxidation with 10-50% nitric acid, wherein the mass ratio of an oxidizing agent to activated carbon is (20-40):1, kneading the activated carbon, aluminium oxide and an assistant into cakes in a kneading machine, extruding the kneaded cakes through an extruding machine, drying the extruded carrier, and roasting in nitrogen protection atmosphere to prepare the activated carbon/aluminum oxide composite type catalyst carrier. The activated carbon/aluminum oxide composite type catalyst carrier is suitably used as a residual oil hydrogenation catalyst carrier of a fixed bed, and is particularly used as the residual oil hydrodemetallization catalyst carrier. The activated carbon/aluminum oxide composite type catalyst carrier has high desulfurization rate up to 86.4-88.3%, high denitrification rate up to 58.3-60.5% and high demetalization rate up to 87.2-90.4%.

Provided is a hydrocarbon tar. The tar has 75 wt % or more of aromatics of 10 carbons to 75 carbons based on the total weight of the tar. The aromatics exhibit 40% to 80% aromaticity. The tar has a boiling point of from 300° F. to 1350° F. There is also a fuel oil composition having the tar therein. There are also processes for making the hydrocarbon tar.

A method for the preparation of hydrophilic silica gels with high pore volume. In the preferred method a hydrophilic silica hydrogel treated with an organosilicon compound to effect hydrophobing of the silica hydrogel is heated in the presence of an oxidizing atmosphere to a temperature sufficient to reduce the hydrophobicity imparted by the surface treatment thereby producing a hydrophilic silica gel having high pore volume.

Novel amine-chelate complexes are useful in significantly reducing the viscosity of heavy crude oils, facilitating the recovery and transportation of such heavy crude oils. The amine-chelate complexes are formed by heating together an organic amine with a chelating agent.

The invention relates to the use of steam cracked tar with the bottoms product of a flash drum integrated with a pyrolysis furnace. In embodiments, the steam cracked tar is added to fuel oil.

The invention provides a technology for preparing a needle coke raw material from coal-tar pitch. The technology comprises the following steps of 1, fully mixing asphalt and a solvent, and removing insoluble substances in the mixture by a physical separation method, wherein the solvent is a mixture of coal light oil and coal aromatic oil or is a mixture of BTX and coal aromatic oil; a mass ratio of the coal light oil or the BTX to the coal aromatic oil is in a range of (20: 80) to (95: 5); and a mass ratio of the solvent to the asphalt is in a range of 0.5 to 10, 2, feeding a clear liquor without the insoluble substances into a separator, and separating the light solvent from the clear liquor to obtain a heavy fraction having low QI, and 3, carrying out hydrotreatment on the heavy fraction in the presence of a hydrogenation catalyst at a temperature of 300 to 450 DEG C under the pressure of 5 to 20MPa. The needle coke raw material obtained by the technology has low sulfur content and a small expansion coefficient.

A process for the solvent separation of hydrocarbons from tar sand or contaminated soils comprises extracting the hydrocarbons from the sand or soil in a solvent extraction means to form a hydrocarbon rich solvent solution. The rich solvent is separated from the hydrocarbon in a process that utilizes flashing of the solvent in a heated flashing column at ambient pressure. The hydrocarbon is withdrawn from the bottom of the column and the flashed solvent vapors are strategicly withdrawn and passed into a condensation column from which the condensed solvent may be recycled. The flashing column is divided by a series of horizontal, vertically aligned apertured trays. The solution is introduced into the top of the column and the flashing operation is facilitated by the increase in the surface area of the solution as it flows by gravity from tray to tray. The column is maintained at a temperature, preferably above the boiling temperature of the solvent. The process is particularly adapted to the use of chlorinated hydrocarbon solvents and most particularly to the use of methylene chloride.

The invention belongs to the technical field of a preparation method of spinning raw materials of high-performance pitch-based carbon fibers, and particularly relates to a preparation method of soluble mesophase pitch, which mainly solves the problems of the existing mesophase pitch preparation method that the process is complicated, requirements on the equipment are high, the cost is high, the industrialization process is difficult and the like. The invention adopts the technical scheme that the preparation method of the soluble mesophase pitch comprises the following steps of (1) thermally treating raw material pitch or ethylene bottom oil with a low softening point in an inert atmosphere, then distilling the material in a short distance or flashing the material, removing light ends, and collecting heavy fraction, i.e. heavy end pitch; (2) preparing the heavy enbd pitch into mesophase pitch; and (3) cooling the mesophase pitch to 320DEG C to 400DEG C, removing internal light ends, and collecting the heavy fraction, i.e. the mesophase pitch. The preparation method has the advantages of simplicity in process, moderate in reaction condition, low equipment requirement, low cost and adaptability to industrialized production.

A method of producing a roofing shingle coating asphalt from a non-coating grade asphalt feedstock includes the following steps. The non-coating grade asphalt feedstock is partially blown to lower its penetration to a first penetration that is within or close to a target penetration range of the coating asphalt, and to raise its softening point to a first softening point that is lower than a target softening point range of the coating asphalt. A wax is added to the partially blown non-coating grade asphalt to further raise its softening point to a second softening point that is within the target softening point range to produce the coating asphalt. The wax may also be added during the blowing process. Resulting roofing coating asphalt compositions may comprise a paving grade asphalt and a wax, and yet still has desirable penetration, softening point and viscosity.

The invention relates to a preparation method of intermediate-phase asphalt, in particular to the preparation method of the intermediate-phase asphalt in a coal system or a petroleum system, and the method comprises the following two steps: 1) selecting coal asphalt or petroleum asphalt as raw material, and adding olefin and a friedel-crafts alkylation catalyst for alkylation of the raw material asphalt; and 2) performing pyrocondensation polymerization on the alkylated asphalt for getting a finished product. By adopting the preparation method, the technical problems that the intermediate-phase asphalt prepared by the existing method is high in softening point and can not meet the requirements for preparing high-grade carbon materials can be solved, the intermediate-phase asphalt preparedby the preparation method can be used for manufacturing various important carbon materials, such as needle coke, intermediate-phase asphalt-based carbon fiber, intermediate-phase asphalt-based carbonnegative pole material, intermediate-phase asphalt-based carbon/carbon composite material, intermediate-phase asphalt-based foam carbon, high-temperature lubricant, catalyst carriers and the like.

Polymer modified bituminous compositions which are stable against phase separation are provided at greater levels of incorporation of elastomeric polymer having a conjugated diene structure, such as styrene-butadiene rubbers, and/or cross-linking agent, specifically sulfur, by incremental addition of elastomeric polymer and/or cross-linking agent into the bitumen at elevated temperatures of about 150° to about 220° C.

PCT No. PCT/CA94/00174 Sec. 371 Date Aug. 13, 1996 Sec. 102(e) Date Aug. 13, 1996 PCT Filed Mar. 28, 1994 PCT Pub. No. WO94/22957 PCT Pub. Date Oct. 13, 1994Two or more different polymeric materials are stably incorporated into bitumen by effecting steric stabilization of a polyolefin, such as polyethylene, and by dispersing the other polymer, such as a styrene-butadiene-styrene copolymer, an ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer or an EPDM copolymer in the stabilized polyethylene-bitumen composition. The ability to incorporate different polymeric materials in bitumen permits desirable modifications to the properties of the composition to be effected. In addition, different properties can be attained by modifying processing parameters.

Compositions comprising at least one C₄-C₃₀ olefin or oxidation product thereof and kerosene or an aromatic solvent are particularly effective for use in removing asphaltene and asphaltene-containing organic deposits and in preventing or reducing the precipitation and deposition of asphaltenes from hydrocarbon fluids. When added to heavy oils comprising asphaltenes, alone or in combination with dispersants and further inhibitors, the invented compositions lower viscosity and pour point, and aid in preventing asphaltene precipitation during transport and in combustion.

A consumable container is molded from a composition comprising 40 to 90 weight % of an asphalt and 10 to 60 weight % of a polymer material, which advantageously can include a first polymer such as PP that imparts heat resistance and a second polymer such as EVA that imparts toughness and impact resistance. This molded asphalt/polymer material preferably has an unnotched Izod impact strength of at least 2 joules. The container is consumable-it can be melted along with roofing asphalt held in the container without adversely affecting the properties of the asphalt and without requiring undue mixing. The composition also can be used to reduce fumes normally emitted from a kettle of molten asphalt, e.g., as measured by a reduction of the visual opacity of the fumes by at least 25%, a reduction of the hydrocarbon emissions of the fumes by at least 20%, or a reduction of the total suspended particulates emissions of the fumes by at least 15%. The container may be used, e.g., to hold roofing or paving asphalt or a recyclable petroleum-derived material, such as used motor oil. In one embodiment, the container composition may include one or more ingredients to improve the quality of paving-grade asphalt