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041 _aInglés
245 0 0 _aAsphaltene flocculation and collapse from petroleum fluids
260 _a[s.l.]
_bElsevier
_c2001
270 _a21/05/2009 ; 05/08/2003
500 _aTrabajo publicado en la página web de University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Engineering, Thermodynamics Research Laboratory. ; Navegadores de Internet ; Adobe Acrobat (PDF)
520 _aTranscripción del resumen publicado por el autor: Deposition of complex and heavy organic compounds, which exist in petroleum crude and heavy oil, can cause a number of severe problems. To prevent deposition inside the reservoir, in the well head and inside the transmission lines, it is necessary to be able to predict the onset and amount of deposition due to various factors. In the present paper, the mechanism of asphaltene deposition, which is the major cause of most organic deposition cases, is modeled based on statistical mechanics of polydisperse polymer solutions joined with the kinetic theory of aggregation and its predictive capability is discussed. Utilization of statistical mechanics of polydisperse polymer solutions joined with kinetic theory of aggregation enables us to develop a realistic model which is able to predict both reversible and irreversible heavy organic depositions. The present model is capable of describing several reversible and irreversible situations, such as the phenomena of organic deposition, growing mechanism of heavy organic aggregates, the size distributions of precipitated organics and the solubility of heavy organics in a crude oil due to variations in oil pressure, temperature and composition. As an example, the present model is applied for heavy organics deposition prediction of two different Brazilian crude oils for which experimental data are available. It is shown that the prediction results of the present model are in good agreement with the experimental data.
942 _cARCHIVO
100 1 _aBranco, Valter Antonio M.
_912157
100 1 _aMansoori, G. Ali
_912133
110 2 _aUniversity of Illinois
_923541
110 2 _aPetrobras
_9547
650 0 _aPetróleos pesados
_922736
650 0 _aExtracción de petróleos pesados
_910586
650 0 _aComposición de petróleo crudo
_950
650 0 _aComposición de los fluidos de reservorios
_923642
650 0 _aCompuestos orgánicos pesados
_923643
650 0 _aTermodinámica
_91120
650 0 _aCinética
_94606
650 0 _aControl de parafinas en pozos
_95630
650 0 _aControl de asfaltenos en pozos
_923650
700 1 _aMansoori, G. Ali
_912133
710 2 _aUniversity of Illinois
_923541
710 2 _aPetrobras
_9547
999 _c150870
_d150870
856 _uhttp://tigger.uic.edu/labs/trl/AsphalteneFloculationModel.pdf