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A novel method for breaking the viscosity of an aqueous phase thickened with preferably hydrophilic polymers in the exploration and production of mineral oil and/or natural gas is proposed. For this purpose, the breaking is carried out via the formation of a low-viscosity emulsion, with water as the continuous phase, this emulsion being formed by the addition of at least one surface-active component to a system which consists of the thickened drilling fluid and an oil phase which is crude oil present in the reservoir and/or oil introduced into the reservoir. Solubilizers between oil phase and water phase and in particular non-ionic surfactants, cationic surfactants and/or amphoteric surfactants are used as a preferred surface-active component. In addition to the surface-active component, it is possible to use further components, which are demulsifiers, non-emulsifiers, co-surfactants or surface tension modifiers. With the aid of this method, with the simultaneous presence of an oil phase, the aqueous phase can be displaced as a low-viscosity system and finally discharged at the surface, extremely effective cleaning of the well being associated therewith. With regard to the cost-efficiency and from an environmental point of view, the use of chemicals can be completely dispensed with.

A compressor has an economizer injection line communicating into the compressor compression chambers. An unloader valve selectively communicates the economizer injection line back to a point upstream of the evaporator. When the compressor is run in unloaded mode, partially compressed refrigerant is thus returned to a point upstream of the evaporator. In unloaded mode, this results in a higher refrigerant mass flow through the evaporator, as compared to prior art where the bypassed refrigerant was returned downstream of the evaporator. This increases system efficiency by more effectively returning oil which otherwise might be left in the evaporator back to the compressor. Also, the amount of refrigerant superheat entering the compressor in unloaded operation is reduced as compared to the prior art compressor systems, wherein the bypassed refrigerant is returned directly to the compressor suction line. Reduced refrigerant superheat increases system efficiency, improves motor performance and reduces compressor discharge temperature.

A thermal by-pass valve for a heat exchange circuit includes a housing forming a chamber and a by-pass valve port surrounded by a valve seat. The valve port is located between first and second sections of the chamber. First and second oil ports open into the first section. At least a third port opens into the second section. A thermally sensitive actuator is mounted in the first section and has a body and a piston located at one end. The body is movable in the chamber in response to extension of the piston. A valve member is operably mounted on the body and is movable by extension of the piston. A spacer projects from and is connected to the body and forms a passage through which the piston extends. The spacer acts to maintain the adjacent end of the actuator body at least the length of the passage away from an end of the chamber. The spacer can have a valve portion to close a further valve port.

The invention discloses a 12-cylinder water cooling diesel engine. The engine comprises a crank connecting rod mechanism arranged on a fixed part, a gas distribution mechanism, a transmission mechanism, a cooling system, a lubricating system, a fuel supply system, an intake/exhaust system, an electric system and a starting mechanism. The water cooling engine widens the power range, increases the power from traditional 195-499 kW to 780 kW, preferably exerts the characteristics of high power, small size, compact structure and low fuel consumption of the series of diesel engines, adapts to the market demands, satisfies the use requirements of users, is better in market competitiveness, can be applied to such fields as engineering machinery and generator sets, and widens the application field of 132-series engines.

The present invention relates, in particular, to a variable compression ratio (VCR) piston machine comprising a crankshaft, at least one connecting rod, which is rotatably mounted on the crankshaft, wherein the connecting rod has a small bearing eye and a large bearing eye, and wherein the connecting rod has a connecting rod shaft, further comprising a compression piston, which is arranged on the connecting rod, preferably a combustion chamber piston which can be adjusted by means, for example, of an eccentric or some other adjusting element and of an adjustment system, preferably an adjustment linkage, wherein the adjustment system is supported by means of at least one support piston, which can be moved in a support cylinder of the connecting rod. A proposal is furthermore made for a method in which an adjustment accomplished by external forces acting on the adjustment system is supplemented or improved by additional adjustment forces.

A drag reducing additive for heavy oil, such as crude oil, includes a polymeric alkyl-substituted phenol formaldehyde resin and a solvent having at least one of an ester (e.g. ethyl acetate), an aldehyde (e.g. butyraldehyde), and an aromatic hydrocarbon (e.g. toluene, xylene, and the like), or mixtures thereof. When used together with a diluent (e.g. condensate, naphtha, or the like), the additive may reduce viscosity of the combined oil, diluent, and additive by at least 20%, increase throughput by at least 6%, reduce power consumption by at least 3%, reduce the diluent proportion by at least 3%, or some combination of these effects, as compared with an otherwise identical heavy oil without the additive.

A gas turbine engine comprising an oil system and a gearbox, the gearbox is driven by at least one engine shaft, the oil system comprises a pump drivingly connected to the gearbox, an oil tank connected to the pump via a supply pipe and a delivery pipe connecting the pump to the engine for delivery of oil thereto, an anti-siphon pipe is connected between the tank and the delivery pipe to provide an excess oil flow to the engine characterized in that the anti-siphon pipe includes a variable flow valve for regulating the flow of oil passing therethrough such that at low engine speeds an adequate supply of oil is provided to a sight glass in the tank.

The subject invention provides systems and apparatuses for producing microbe-based compositions that can be used in the oil and gas industry, environmental cleanup, as well as for other applications. More specifically, the present invention includes biological reactors, equipment, and materials for fermenting microbe-based compositions.

The present disclosure relates to methods of controlling wormhole formation in a borewell environment of reservoir systems, such as oil reservoirs, by inducing authigenic mineral-precipitating bacteria to precipitate authigenic rock minerals that consolidate unconsolidated rock matrices.

In a transmission chain including alternately interleaved and articulably connected sets of link plates, the link plates of least one of the sets have back surfaces arranged for sliding contact with a chain guide. These back surfaces have a convex, substantially arc-shaped, curvature in the longitudinal direction of the chain, and a convex, substantially arc-shaped, curvature in the widthwise direction. The radius of curvature of the widthwise curve of the back surface of each of the link plates of the at least one set is at least as great as the radius of curvature of the curve of the same link plate in the longitudinal direction.

The invention relates to a body cooling structure for a transformer or an electric reactor. The body cooling structure for the transformer or the electric reactor is characterized in that oil flow openings are formed in positions near the upper end and the lower end of a center column paper barrel, and the center column paper barrel is supported by an insulating cushion block of a lower iron yokecushion block; a plurality of iron yoke oil passages are arranged in an iron yoke; a plurality of axial oil passages are arranged in each wire cake of a coil, and the axial oil passages in the adjacent wire cakes are radially staggered from one another; a plurality of oil flow openings are formed in an upper-end insulator and a lower-end insulator; the iron yoke oil passages axially correspond tothe axial oil passages of the coil and the oil flow openings of the upper-end insulator and the lower-end insulator; oil flow openings are formed in the upper end and the lower end of a multilayer paper barrel. The body cooling structure for the transformer or the electric reactor has the advantages that the center column, body and coil cooling capacity can be improved; the body cooling structureis high in reliability, cooling capacity and low in cost and is simple, processes for the body cooling structure are simple, and a single column can be possibly used as single phase for the transformer or the electric reactor with extra-high capacity.

The present invention refers to a flow additive useful to improve the extraction and displacement of light or heavy crude oils, which comprises an aqueous emulsion containing hollow or solid synthetic microspheres, a component able to alter the superficial tension, high molecular weight polyelectrolytes, a glycol-type antifreeze and fluidity improvement agent and a thickening agent. The additive according to the present invention improves the flow of crude oil pumped from the wells to storage tanks and also cleans and prevents against incrustations of paraffin and heavy hydrocarbons derived from the perforation of the petroleum wells drilling, even though in low temperatures (below of 0 Celsius degrees).

In an oil pump structure of an automatic transmission using a torque converter, a hydraulic pressure chamber is defined by a pump housing and a pump cover, to rotatably accommodate therein inner and outer rotors. First and second inflow ports respectively communicating with an oil strainer and a control valve are formed in the outside surface of the pump cover separately from each other. First and second oil inflow passages communicating with the respective inflow ports, a merged-flow portion that downstream portions of the first and second oil inflow passages are merged with each other, a downstream-side oil distribution channel intercommunicating a downstream side of the merged-flow portion and the hydraulic pressure chamber, are formed in at least one of the pump housing and the pump cover.

The present disclosure relates to additive compositions and their use for improving the low temperature properties of motor fuels and fuels. The additive compositions include at least one modified alkylphenol-aldehyde resin and at least one filterability additive chosen from:

• • the terpolymers of C₄ to C₂₂ alkyl (meth)acrylate, C₂₀ to C₂₄ alpha-olefin and maleimide N-substituted by a hydrocarbon chain having between 4 and 30 carbon atoms,
  • the homopolymers of C₁ to C₄₀ alkyl (meth)acrylate, preferably the C₈ to C₂₄ alkyl polyacrylates,
  • the ammonium salts of mono- or poly-carboxylic acid comprising at least one linear or branched, saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon chain, having between 4 and 30 carbon atoms.

The present disclosure also relates to compositions of motor fuels or liquid hydrocarbon fuels including such compositions.

A system and method for reducing resistance to flow in liquid reservoir extraction is provided. A working seal is used to seal an annulus between a well casing and a tubing to create a forcible volume between the working seal and a liquid filled column at the bottom of a well such as an oil well. The working seal may correspond to a wellhead and a Christmas tree. Pressure in the forcible volume is varied to increase the amplitude of the pressure response of the liquid filled column. The pressure may be varied from a maximum positive pressure to a minimum negative pressure in a cyclic manner in a pressure resonation process as controlled by a control system based on measuring the amplitude and phase of the pressure response. Pressure may be supplied to the forcible volume using a pressure supply hose, a pressurized canister associated with the working seal, by a downward stroke of a liquid pumping apparatus, or by controlling the combustion of gases within the forcible volume.