280 results about "Lighter fuel" patented technology

Fluidic systems, including microfluidic systems, are used to manipulate light by light-fluid interaction so as to affect reflection, refraction, absorption, optical filtering, or scattering of the beam. One or more fluids may be provided to a channel or chamber and exposed to an incident beam, and the proportion of at least one of a plurality of fluids may be varied. Light may interact with a discrete fluid plug subject to movement within a channel. One or more flexible members may be employed, such as to provide a variable lens. Fluidic optical devices may be used in applications including optical switching, optical filtering, or optical processing. Multiplexed fluidic optical systems are further provided.

The invention discloses a method for preparing light fuel oil and propylene from inferior raw material oil. The inferior raw material oil enters a first reaction area and a second reaction area of a catalytic conversion reactor in turn to contact a catalytic conversion catalyst with coarse particle size distribution so as to perform primary reaction and secondary reaction respectively; after the reaction product and the spent catalyst undergo gas-solid separation, the spent catalyst is subjected to steam stripping and charring in turn and then returned to the reactor for recycling; and the reaction product is separated to obtain propylene, gasoline, catalytic wax oil and other products, wherein the catalytic wax oil enters at least one of hydrotreatment device, an arene extraction device and a hydrocracking device so as to obtain hydrogenated catalytic wax oil, raffinate oil and hydrocracking tail oil. The method improves the yield of the light oil, reduces the yield of oil slurry, realizes efficient utilization of petroleum resources, reduces the consumption of the catalyst, and reduces the catalyst content of the catalytic wax oil.

A method for preparing light fuel oil and propylene from poor-quality raw oil comprises the following steps: the poor-quality raw oil sequentially enters a first reaction zone and a second reaction zone of a catalytic conversion reactor so as to be contacted with a catalytic conversion catalyst to generate first reaction and second reaction respectively, and after gas-solid separation is implemented to reaction products and spent catalyst, the spent catalyst returns to the reactor for recycling after steam stripping and burning; the reaction products are separated to obtain propylene, gasoline, heavy oil and other products, wherein the heavy oil is contacted with hydrogen and a hydrotreating catalyst for reaction, the obtained hydrogenated heavy oil circulates to the first reaction zone of the catalytic conversion reactor or/and other catalytic conversion devices for further reaction to obtain the target products of the propylene and the gasoline. The characteristic of the heavy oil obtained by hydrotreating after the mild catalytic conversion of the poor-quality raw oil is significantly improved, thereby significantly increasing light oil, reducing dry gas, reducing the yield of oil slurry and realizing the high-efficient utilization of petroleum resources.

The invention discloses a hydro-cracking method for blending ethylene bottom oil, which is different from the method for processing the conventional ethylene bottom oil and comprises the following steps: blending an ethylene bottom oil light end into a conventional hydro-cracking raw material for hydro-cracking, in the presence of hydrogen, sequentially contacting the ethylene bottom oil light end with a hydro-guard catalyst, a hydro-refining catalyst, a hydro-residue carbon removing catalyst and a hydro-cracking catalyst; separating an effluent of hydro-cracking reaction to obtain light fuel oil. The method of the invention adopts a method of grading the hydrogenation catalyst, can process the ethylene bottom oil light end and produce diesel oil having a high cetane number and a low condensation point and a naphtha having high arene, and is not obviously changed in a BMCI value of tail oil and a smoke point of a jet fuel when compared with the conditions before blending the ethylene bottom oil.

The invention is intended to produce high-pressure light fuel gas with good combustibility by contacting and reacting high-temperature, high-pressure water and heavy oil with each other in a contact-reaction unit to extract light oil components from the heavy oil and to remove metals. The high-temperature, high-pressure water and the heavy oil are introduced to the contact-reaction unit for contact and reaction with each other therein. Heavy oil components not dissolved in the high-temperature, high-pressure water are separated by precipitation from hydrocarbon gases and light oil components which are dissolved in the high-temperature, high-pressure water. The separated heavy oil components are burnt or incinerated without any further modification.

The invention discloses a method for producing quality of light fuel oil through hydrogenation of heavy coal tar distillate. The method is that technics of refining hydrogen-hydrocracking portfolio is used, which includes: the heavy coal tar distillate and hydrogen mix and go into heydrogenation reaction zone, effluent after refining changes into naphtha, diesel oil and heavy distillate though a segregation system, the heavy distillate goes into hydrocracking reaction zone, the part or the all of the hydrocracking reaction effluent circularly are acted as incoming stock of the refining hydrogen, and the left part goes into the segregation system. Compares to the prior art, the invention broadens the raw material resource for producing the light fuel oil, promotes economical efficiency for production of the heavy coal tar distillate, provides a higher value-added application method for the heavy coal tar distillate.

An assembly for use in a well containing a mixture of hydrocarbons and water wherein the assembly separates hydrocarbons or relatively lighter fluids from the mixture and injects water or relatively heavier fluids into the well. The assembly includes an upper pump that pumps the relatively lighter fluids to the surface. A tandem pump is positioned below the upper pump for pumping well fluids down to a downhole separator. An oil bypass tube is provided in communication with the tandem pump for transferring the relatively lighter fluids to the upper pump, for subsequent pumping to the surface. A recycle tube is also provided that communicates with the downhole separator and the tandem pump for transferring at least a portion of the relatively heavier fluids from the downhole separator to the tandem pump, for pumping the relatively heavier fluids back to the separator.

A filtration vessel is shown for use with a rotary screw compressor which receives a compressed liquid/gas mixture from the compressor. The vessel utilizes a first stage vortex knockout region to remove bulk liquids through a circular motion which imposes centrifugal forces on the gas and liquid mixture. A coalescer region located above the vortex knockout region receives the relatively lighter fluids and separates any remaining entrained liquids from the fluids. The discharge from the filtration unit is an essentially liquid free compressed gas. The liquid discharge, in the case of lube oil can be recirculated to the compressor for another cycle.

An input chamber receives runoff water to be cleaned. Part of the way up the chamber wall is a restricted outlet which feeds a system for cleaning the water. At a still higher elevation another opening allows runoff water to flow to another cleaning system. Near the top of the chamber is an outlet pipe. A vertical baffle in front of the outlet cleans water that flows under the baffle on its way to the outlet. When the incoming flow rate is very high, water passes over the baffle to the outlet.

The invention relates to a hydrogenation process for preparing oil products from coal tar which is generated together with exhaust gas synthesized during preparation of methanol from a coke oven and coal gas. Methanol is prepared from coal gas which is the by-product of the coke oven, large amount of relief gas and nitrogen gas during the methanol preparation process, hydrogen is extracted from the relief gas and used as one of the materials for hydrogenation preparing light fule oil from tar, nitrogen is extracted as the material of a coke dry quenching unit, the heat energy generated during the coke dry quenching process is used for generating electric power. With the recycling of coke oven coal gas, the prior exhaust gas which is directly exhausted or burnt is changed into a high-value product, such as electricity, methanol, light fuel oil, advanced charcoal material, etc., at the same time, the object of energy conservation can be realized.

A lighter fluid composition usable for starting barbecues and the like that comprises naturally occurring combustible materials, which is clean burning and results in low volatile organic compound (VOC) emission during combustion, which is biodegradable and easily disposable, and which burns with a pleasant aroma and does not impart any unpleasant hydrocarbon odor or flavor to food cooked on a barbecue. The composition preferably comprises between approximately 0.5 weight percent and approximately 90 weight percent of a terpene or terpenoid oil, and between approximately 0.5 weight percent and approximately 98.5 weight percent of short chain alcohol, between approximately 0.5 weight percent and approximately 60 weight percent of water, between approximately 0.1 weight percent and approximately 10 weight percent of surfactant, and between approximately 0.5 weight percent and approximately 10 weight percent of thickening agent. The preferred terpene preferably comprises d-limonene or a citrus derived oil containing d-limonene such as cold-pressed orange oil. The preferred alcohols are methanol and ethanol. The preferred surfactant is a non-ionic detergent or detergents, and the preferred thickener is a pH controllable slightly cross-linked polyacrylic acid material.

A system for controlling drilling mud density at a location either at the seabed (or just above the seabed) or alternatively below the seabed of wells in offshore and land-based drilling applications is disclosed. The present invention combines a base fluid of lesser/greater density than the drilling fluid required at the drill bit to drill the well to produce a combination return mud in the riser. By combining the appropriate quantities of drilling mud with a light fluid, a riser mud density at or near the density of seawater may be achieved to facilitate transporting the return mud to the surface. Alternatively, by injecting the appropriate quantities of heavy fluid into a light return mud, the column of return mud may be sufficiently weighted to protect the wellhead. At the surface, the combination return mud is passed through a treatment system to cleanse the mud of drill cuttings and to separate the drilling fluid from the base fluid. The present invention further includes a control unit for manipulating drilling fluid systems and displaying drilling and drilling fluid data.

The invention discloses a method for preparing high-quality fuel oil from inferior crude oil. The inferior crude oil enters first and second reaction zones of a catalytic conversion reactor in turn to contact a catalytic conversion catalyst and respectively perform primary reaction and secondary reaction, and after a reaction product and a spent catalyst are subjected to gas-solid separation, the spent catalyst is stripped and scorched in turn and is returned to the reactor for recycling; the reaction product is separated to obtain propylene, light fuel oil, catalyzed wax oil and other products, wherein the catalyzed wax oil enters a hydrocracking device and is separated to obtain products such as gasoline, an aviation fuel, diesel oil, hydrocracked tail oil and the like; and the hydrocracked tail oil is circulated to the first reaction zone of the catalytic conversion reactor and/or other catalytic conversion devices for further reaction to obtain a desired product, namely the light fuel oil, and a byproduct, namely the propylene. By the method, a diesel cetane number is improved.

Lamp oil compositions including methyl palmitate, methyl stearate, myristyl alcohol, an alcohol with less than six carbons, preferably ethyl alcohol, and fragrance. Also disclosed herein are lighter fluid compositions which include methyl laurate, methyl stearate, ethyl alcohol and fragrance.

The invention discloses a catalytic conversion method for converting low-quality heavy oil into light clean fuel oil, which comprises: (1), introducing low-quality raw material oil into a catalytic cracking reactor having two reaction areas for performing a cracking reaction, wherein the reaction conditions in the catalytic cracking reactor ensure the catalytic wax oil obtained by the reaction is12 to 60 weight percent based on the weight of the low-quality raw material oil; (2) introducing the catalytic wax oil carrying catalyst particles into a reduced-pressure distillation tower, and separating a catalytic wax oil light fraction from the top of the tower; (3) hydrogenating the catalytic wax oil light fraction to obtain hydrogenated catalytic wax oil; and (4) circulating the hydrogenated catalytic wax oil to a catalytic conversion device for further reaction to obtain a light fuel oil target product. The method provided by the invention has the advantages that: due to the catalyticcracking of the low-quality heavy oil raw material, the catalytic wax oil yield is high, and the dry gas yield and cock yield are low; after solid particle removal and hydrogenation, the obtained catalytic wax oil can be introduced back to the catalytic cracking device for recycling, so the light oil yield of the whole process is increased by 5 to 15 percent and oil slurry yield is reduced; and thus, the high-efficiency use of oil resources is realized.

A method for treating fuel containing vanadium including extracting vanadium from the fuel with an adsorption material and fractionating the fuel into a light oil fraction and a heavy fuel fraction. The light fuel fraction has a reduced amount of vanadium. Systems for fuel preparation are also provided.

Use of a composition comprising a base formulation of one or more alkyl esters of a C₆-C₁₆ carboxylic acid or mixtures thereof as a fuel composition is provided. The use of the fuel composition is specifically provided for use as a lamp fuel, a lighter fuel, and/or a fuel for cooking, heating or cooling. Specifically, use of a composition as a lamp fuel is provided, wherein the composition comprises by weight 35-45% C₈ methyl esters, 25-35% C₁₀ methyl esters, 15-25% C₁₂ methyl esters, and/or 5-15% C₁₄ methyl esters. Also provided is a method for producing a fuel composition comprising the steps of a) providing a vegetable oil, b) preparing alkyl esters of carboxylic acids comprised in said vegetable oil by esterification and/or transesterification, c) optionally isolating one or more of said alkyl esters of said carboxylic acids, wherein said alkyl esters of carboxylic acids comprised in said vegetable oil and/or said one or more isolated alkyl esters constitute said fuel composition.

A three-phase decanting centrifuge is provided. Solids are removed from a slurry in the centrifuge in the conventional manner, as described above. The liquid separated from the slurry moves into a fluids reservoir. Centrifugal action classifies the fluids, with lighter fluids (typically oil) radially closer to the axis of rotation of the machine, while the heavier fluids are radially farther from the axis, i.e. at the bottom of the reservoir. Lighter fluids flow out a plurality of overflow tubes. Heavier fluids flow through a plurality of ports into a heavy fluids reservoir to be skimmed out by a pair of radially actuatable skimmer tubes. The skimmer tubes are preferably automatically operated based on the light transmissivity of the lighter and heavier fluids discharged from the machine.