2006
DOI: 10.1002/aic.10862
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Drop sizes during turbulent mixing of toluene–heavy oil fractions in water

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“…At pH 8.5, mixing an increased fraction of oil (from Φ oil = 0.05 to Φ oil = 0.1) in mpH 2 O at 800 rpm, produces higher droplet number‐density thus increasing the probability of collision between droplets with mixing time. It was previously shown in our earlier studies that, as oil fraction increased systematically the droplets sizes became larger 2. The following result is consistent with observed previous findings of increase in droplets size as Φ oil became greater during turbulent mixing 2, 20–22.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…At pH 8.5, mixing an increased fraction of oil (from Φ oil = 0.05 to Φ oil = 0.1) in mpH 2 O at 800 rpm, produces higher droplet number‐density thus increasing the probability of collision between droplets with mixing time. It was previously shown in our earlier studies that, as oil fraction increased systematically the droplets sizes became larger 2. The following result is consistent with observed previous findings of increase in droplets size as Φ oil became greater during turbulent mixing 2, 20–22.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…It was previously shown in our earlier studies that, as oil fraction increased systematically the droplets sizes became larger 2. The following result is consistent with observed previous findings of increase in droplets size as Φ oil became greater during turbulent mixing 2, 20–22. The droplet sizes plotted against mixing time at the higher volume fraction of diluted heavy oil (Φ oil = 0.1), with and without sand, parallel to the behavior for lower oil fraction Φ oil = 0.05.…”
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“…As observed, the oil droplets (diameter < 10 µm) homogeneously dispersed in the water phase, which was in good agreement with that the previous study. 48 As the GO nanosheets suspension was introduced into the emulsion, many irregular oil floccules with much bigger size than that in the original emulsion were observed in the water phase ( Figure 3b). Such finding indicates that the GO nanosheets could well interact with the fine oil droplets in the emulsion once they contacted each other, leading to the obvious color changes of the emulsion at the instant addition of the GO suspension.…”
Section: Demulsification Performance Of Go Nanosheets Bottle Test Ismentioning
confidence: 99%