Petroleum Processing and Petrochemicals ›› 2020, Vol. 51 ›› Issue (1): 80-85.

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RHEOIOGICAL AND SWELLING CHARACTERISTICS OF COAL-OIL SLURRY PREPARED FROM COAL AND INFERIOR OIL

    

  1. Research Institute of petroleum processing and coal liquefaction
  • Received:2019-05-21 Revised:2019-09-26 Online:2020-01-12 Published:2020-01-19
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Abstract: The adaptability of coal to coal-oil slurry with different inferior oils during the process of coal-oil co-processing was investigated. The swelling degree and apparent viscosity of coal after different swelling time were investigated. The effect of swelling on rheology at pipeline transportation temperature was discussed. The results showed that the coal-oil slurry of the Baishihu coal and the >310℃ heavy oil showed shear thinning behavior; the slurry of vacuum residue and high temperature coal tar revealed non-continuous shear thickening trend; the system with shear thickening trendency were not suitable solvents for preparation of coal-oil slurry. The coal-oil slurry, using heavy oil as solvent, appeared swelling behavior at working temperature (80℃), and the apparent viscosity increased. The swelling behavior of the coal-oil slurry had little effect at a higher temperature (≥90 ℃)on rheological property.

Key words: inferior oil, coal -oil slurry, rheological property, swelling, apparent viscosity

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