Browsing by Author "Khusnutdinov I."

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  • Characteristics of Distillation Residues from Liquid Pyrolysis Products 
    Zaidullin I.; Safiulina A.; Khusnutdinov S.; Petrov S.; Khusnutdinov I.; Alekseeva A.; Bashkirtseval N. (2018)
    © 2018, Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature. Heavy ends obtained from thermomechanical distillation of water-tar emulsions of liquid pyrolysis products from a broad fraction of light hydrocarbons ...
  • Experimental: Thermochemical dehydration of oil sludges of different origins 
    Khusnutdinov I.; Safiulina A.; Petrov S.; Zabbarov R.; Khusnutdinov S.; Alekseeva A.; Gaffarov A. (2016)
    The paper studied the breaking of highly stable oil-water and water-hydrocarbon emulsions of natural and technogenic origin. The main factors are specified which determine the stability and an increased resistance of ...
  • Properties and Applications of Distillate Fractions from Highly Stable Dispersions of Liquid Pyrolysis Products 
    Alaseeva A.; Khusnutdinov S.; Petrov S.; Khusnutdinov I.; Safiulina A.; Bashkirtseva N. (2018)
    © 2018, Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature. Modern reprocessing and recycling methods for liquid pyrolysis products from hydrocarbon feedstock are analyzed. Hydrocarbon fractions produced during ...
  • The effect of feedstock treatment on the deasphalting process 
    Goncharova I.; Safiulina A.; Khusnutdinov I.; Alawode E.; Skvortsova G. (2018)
    © 2018, © 2018 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Transportation and further processing techniques of natural bitumen are of high demand nowadays. In the present article, deasphalting of bitumen with low-molecular oxygen ...
  • Thermomechanical Dehydration of Highly-Stable Dispersions of Liquid Pyrolysis Products 
    Safiulina A.; Zabbarov R.; Khusnutdinov S.; Alekseeva A.; Khusnutdinov I.; Petrov S. (2018)
    © 2018, Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature. Highly organized and highly stable water—hydrocarbon dispersions of liquid pyrolysis products and an ethane fraction were studied. Water evaporation ...

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