The Shaker Bomb. A New Laboratory Tool for Studying Thermal Processes

Payne, John W.; Streed, Carl W.; Kent, E.

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“…Shaker Bomb Reactor. The shaker bomb reactor was originally designed for conducting thermal studies on petroleum feeds under carefully controlled conditions of temperature, time, and pressure (Payne et al, 1958). Temperatures up to 1000 °F and hydrogen pressures of 2000-3000 psig can be used.…”

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Upgrading Coal Liquids to Gas Turbine Fuels. 3. Exploratory Process Studies

Stein¹,

Voltz²,

Callen³

1977

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Exploratory process studies were conducted with samples of three coal liquids in a shaker bomb reactor. Blends of SRC with recycle solvent (from SRC process) or clarified slurry oil (from catalytic cracking process) are desulfurized and deoxygenated under hydroprocessing conditions. Removal of nitrogen is more difficult. Heteroatom removal is greater from -Coal and Synthoil than SRC blends under similar conditions. Some effects of hydroprocessing on the chemical compositions of the coal liquids were determined.

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Upgrading Coal Liquids to Gas Turbine Fuels. 3. Exploratory Process Studies

Stein¹,

Voltz²,

Callen³

1977

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Mixing and Circulation Under Pressure

Tsiklis¹

1968

Handbook of Techniques in High-Pressure Research and Engineering

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Analyses of Fuel Oil Sediments Derived From Arab Light, Minas, or Shengli Vacuum Resids

Rankel¹,

Dabkowski²

1992

Fuel Science and Technology International

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Fuel oil sediments from visbrraldng Arab Light. Minas or Shengli vacuum rcsids have been compared. These sediment samples were separated into pentane solubles and pentane insolubles. Arab Light and Shengli rcsids are aromatic in nature and show similar trends in sediment formation and composition. For these results, small amounts of pentane insoluble sediments (4 wt%) tend to be metal oxides, sulfides, precoke and coke, while larger amounts of pentane insoluble sediments are thermally cracked, lower H-content, polar asphaltic type materials. Waxy Minas resid, on the other hand, produces sediment that is composed of asphaltenes and waxes. Prevention of fuel oil sediment will be discussed.Downloaded by [New York University] at 15:46 11 April 2015 RANKEL AND DABKOUSKI

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The Shaker Bomb. A New Laboratory Tool for Studying Thermal Processes

Cited by 3 publications

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Upgrading Coal Liquids to Gas Turbine Fuels. 3. Exploratory Process Studies

Upgrading Coal Liquids to Gas Turbine Fuels. 3. Exploratory Process Studies

Mixing and Circulation Under Pressure

Analyses of Fuel Oil Sediments Derived From Arab Light, Minas, or Shengli Vacuum Resids

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