The processes in which crude oil asphaltene aggregates are adsorbed onto surfaces have been the subject of debate recent years. Different thermodynamic, theoretical, and empirical models be...

Characterizing Asphaltene Deposition in the Presence of Chemical Dispersants in Porous Media Micromodels Yu-Jiun Lin, Peng He, Mohammad Tavakkoli, Nevin Thunduvila Mathew, Yap Yit Fatt, John C. Chai, Afshin Goharzadeh, Francisco M. Vargas, and Sibani Lisa Biswal Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Rice University, Houston, Texas 77005, United States Department of Chemical Engin...

'Solids formed from coprocessing of 10% coal/90% resid were characterized by solvent extraction, elemental analyses, C'3/C'z isotope ratio, ESR, and GPC techniques. adsorbed petroleum-derived material (oil, resin, asphaltene). The THF insolubles in the product contained high oxygen, low vanadium and a higher level of polyaromatic radicals than the soluble fraction, indicating that these insolub...

a new chemical compound is developed at petroleum university of technology to enhance therecovery of the free imbibition process and simultaneously hinder asphaltene precipitation. thecompound is tested on heavy oil samples from marun oil field, bangestan reservoir. the effects ofthe chemical compound on viscosity, hydrocarbon composition, and average molecular weight ofthe heavy oil are invest...

Asphaltenes are a class of high-density molecules obtained from crude oil. The implications of asphaltene stability within the oil matrix production affect the whole oil supply chain production. This reduces the oil recovery because of mobility changes in the reservoir [1]. So far, the experimental and theoretical investigations no have addressed discussions at electronic level regarding a nano...