Method for storing and/or transporting fluid fuel
A liquid fuel and emulsion technology, applied in the field of storage and transportation, can solve problems such as violent combustion, environmental pollution, explosion, etc., and achieve the effect of improving safety
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[0019] Mix 4 volumes of crude oil and 1 volume of water, add emulsifier span60 whose mass is 4% of water mass, and stir well to form a stable emulsion. Then take 10ml of the emulsion and add it into a transparent sapphire kettle with a magnetic stirring bar. Then put the sapphire kettle into the air bath, connect the pipeline to vacuum, drain the air in the kettle, and then fill it with CO 2 , so that the pressure reaches 4MPa. Start the magnetic stirring and set the temperature of the air bath to 4 °C. With the formation of hydrate, the pressure in the kettle will decrease, and by supplementing CO 2 Keep the pressure substantially constant. After all the water is converted into hydrates, lower the temperature to 0.5°C and the pressure to 1.5Mpa (slightly higher than CO 2 Hydrate balance pressure) to fully release the dissolved gas. Then lower the temperature to about -5°C, and the system will gradually solidify. When the system is completely solidified, reduce the syste...
Embodiment 2
[0022] The crude oil-water mixing volume ratio was adjusted to 5:1, and other conditions and experimental procedures were the same as in Example 1. Hydrate and oil stratification occurred in the system at -5°C, and about 70-80% of the oil was solidified. At this time, a kindling is introduced on the solid surface, but it still does not burn.
Embodiment 3
[0024] The crude oil-water volume ratio was adjusted to 2:1, and other conditions and experimental procedures were the same as in Example 1. The system solidified at 4° C., but was relatively soft. The system hardened after cooling down to -5°C. No dissolution was observed after the pressure was reduced to normal pressure. Introduce kindling on a solid surface without burning.
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