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Reversibility and Kinetic Precipitation of Asphaltenes

2019
Asphaltenes are one of the component fractions in crude oil and can destabilize due to a change of pressure, temperature, or composition. Destabilized asphaltenes can precipitate and deposit, causing numerous problems and challenges during oil production and processing such as plugging, fouling, and emulsion stability.
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Toward molecular characterization of asphaltene from different origins under different conditions by means of FT-IR spectroscopy

Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2021
Ali Esfandiarian, Jaber Taheri-Shakib
exaly  

Measurement of Asphaltene Precipitation Onset

Recent Patents on Mechanical Engineering, 2015
Ting Liu   +4 more
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Investigating time-dependent asphaltene precipitation behavior

Asphaltenes precipitation is strongly a time-dependent phenomena and it can take up to several months for destabilized asphaltenes to grow to their final state after precipitant addition. The main focus of this work is to investigate differences in properties and aggregation behavior of asphaltenes precipitated at different times.
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Asphaltene Precipitation Modeling

2018
C. Sisco   +5 more
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Experimental Investigation of Asphaltene Precipitation

2018
A. T. Khaleel   +4 more
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Asphaltene precipitation and deposition: A critical review

Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2021
Isah Mohammed   +2 more
exaly  

Advances in Asphaltene Science and the Yen–Mullins Model

Energy & Fuels, 2012
Oliver C Mullins   +2 more
exaly  

Kinetics of asphaltene precipitation: effect of different n-alkane precipitants

Asphaltenes are a class of molecules that have a tendency to precipitate from crude oils due to changes in its solubility. Asphaltene precipitation can eventually lead to serious problems in oil production such as plugging well bores and reservoirs. Furthermore, precipitated asphaltenes can also deposit onto oil pipelines and decrease oil production ...
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