High-concentration vanadium inhibitor composition and preparation method thereof
A vanadium inhibitor and composition technology, applied in the field of heavy oil additives, can solve problems such as difficult placement, low concentration of vanadium inhibitor, bottom precipitation, etc., and achieve the effects of convenient storage, good fluidity and good stability
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[0034] Add 20 parts of 20# mechanical oil into the reactor as a solvent, add 60 parts of magnesium powder into the solvent, stir well, add 2 parts of glacial acetic acid to adjust the acidity value to pH 7~8, then add dispersant oleic acid 8 parts of methyl ester are dispersed evenly, after adding 1 part of manganese oxide, 1 part of copper oxide and 8 parts of phosphate additives, grind with a ball mill for further dispersion, and grind until the particle size of the solid particles is less than 10 microns.
Embodiment 2
[0036] Add 20 parts of 32# mechanical oil into the reactor as a solvent, add 70 parts of magnesium powder into the solvent, stir well, add 2 parts of glacial acetic acid to adjust the acidity value to pH 7~8, add 3 parts of dispersant acetone Disperse evenly, add 1 part of manganese oxide, 1 part of copper oxide and 3 parts of Span series additives, then grind with a ball mill for further dispersion, and grind until the particle size of the solid particles is less than 10 microns.
Embodiment 3
[0038] Add 35 parts of 46# mechanical oil into the reactor as a solvent, add 50 parts of magnesium powder to the solvent, add 2 parts of glacial acetic acid after stirring evenly, adjust the acidity value to pH 7~8, add dispersant oleic acid 5 After adding 1 part of manganese oxide, 1 part of copper oxide and 6 parts of Tween series additives, grind with a ball mill for further dispersion, and grind until the particle size of the solid particles is less than 10 microns.
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