1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf00714237
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Feasibility study for the production of narrow, closely fractionated lube oil cuts

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665.637.046.5 Modern technology for production of the entire spectrum of narrow-distillation oil distillates for manufacture of base oils using the latest contact devices and a new system for creating the vacuum in the vacuum tower is examined.Narrow-distillation distillates are necessary for manufacturing high-quality lube oils from petroleum feedstock [1,2]. High-efficiency contact devices with low resistance to movement of the vapor stream and low residual pressure, a maximum of 6.5 kPa, in the atmospheric resid fractionation system ensure such distillates.
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665.637.046.5 Modern technology for production of the entire spectrum of narrow-distillation oil distillates for manufacture of base oils using the latest contact devices and a new system for creating the vacuum in the vacuum tower is examined.Narrow-distillation distillates are necessary for manufacturing high-quality lube oils from petroleum feedstock [1,2]. High-efficiency contact devices with low resistance to movement of the vapor stream and low residual pressure, a maximum of 6.5 kPa, in the atmospheric resid fractionation system ensure such distillates.
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“…Narrow-distillation distillates are necessary for manufacturing high-quality lube oils from petroleum feedstock [1,2]. High-efficiency contact devices with low resistance to movement of the vapor stream and low residual pressure, a maximum of 6.5 kPa, in the atmospheric resid fractionation system ensure such distillates.…”
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