Polymeric imides as pour point depressant additives for oil compositions
a technology of imides and oil compositions, applied in the field of polymer imides, can solve problems such as difficulties in transporting fuel through lines and pumps, and achieve the effect of improving the low temperature flow properties of compositions
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[0072] Aromatic 150 (about 25% by weight of the product), C-20-24 Alpha Olefin (1.0 mole), and Maleic Anhydride (1.15 moles) are stirred in a flask equipped with an inert nitrogen subsurface sparge to eliminate air from the product and overhead and set for total reflux. The mixture is heated to 130° C. and then tert-butyl peroxybenzoate (0.02 moles) is slowly added continuously over a two to three hour period while maintaining the temperature at 130° C. and then allowed to react in for an additional hour. The flask is then set to collect distillate and the premelted tallowamine (1.15 moles) is then added to the mixture allowing the exotherm along with external heating to hold the product at 130-150° C. for 2 hours. Water will be collected as the imide is formed during this step. The resulting product was tested as a potential wax crystalline modifier against our current product (PC-105) used for this application. The pour point test results (attached) show that the experimental prod...
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