Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado

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Hovedforfatter: Araújo, Anderson Barros Caixeta
Publication Date: 2016
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Summary: The naphthenic acids comprise a complex mixture of carboxylic acids that are present in petroleum. They are directly responsible for the oil acidity and its corrosiveness in liquid phase during the refining process. Such compounds are also presents in the derivatives, causing several problems to product quality. A possible way of removing these acids from those oil fractions is using the adsorption process in porous solids, as activated carbons. There are few studies about the removal of naphthenic acids on coals. For this reason, we chose four types of activated carbons for adsorption tests, and they coal babassu, palm kernel, coconut and of Bahia ox bone. In order to assess the possibility of further removing acidic compounds, the four carbons were subjected to a chemical treatment with concentrated sodium hydroxide. Physical and chemical analyzes were performed in order to promote the characterization of all adsorbents, showing that the treatment previously mentioned was leading to an increase in the adsorption capacity of the coals. The adsorption experiments with commercial batch naphthenic acid solution showed that the treated ox bone char had the highest retention efficiency, which is the adsorbent used to construct the adsorption isotherms. The isotherms were better adjusted by Langmuir model, revealing the chemisorption of character adsorptive process. The thermodynamic data showed that the process is spontaneous and endothermic, is favored by increasing the temperature. Regarding the crude oil sample, batch adsorption experiments were conducted in such a way as to determine the removal efficiency of class O2 and reducing the Total Acid Number (IAT). The results spectrometry FTICR ix MS Pasta, they showed that all coals chemically treated were able to remove more acidic compounds in relation to their untreated related. The raw coals babassu oil, palm oil and coconut Bahia showed a potential for adsorption of nitrogen compounds from oil, given that there was a decrease in its class in the class chart. As a final analysis, all the coals were evaluated for their ability to lower oil IAT, it was found that the ox bone char treated again achieved the best result, reducing by 70% the value of the IAT.
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dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Oil crude
Adsorption
Naphthenic acids
Activated carbons
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Petróleo
Adsorção
Ácidos naftênicos
Carvões ativados
dc.title.alternative.eng.fl_str_mv Acid compounds removal from oil crude in different types of activated carbons
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description The naphthenic acids comprise a complex mixture of carboxylic acids that are present in petroleum. They are directly responsible for the oil acidity and its corrosiveness in liquid phase during the refining process. Such compounds are also presents in the derivatives, causing several problems to product quality. A possible way of removing these acids from those oil fractions is using the adsorption process in porous solids, as activated carbons. There are few studies about the removal of naphthenic acids on coals. For this reason, we chose four types of activated carbons for adsorption tests, and they coal babassu, palm kernel, coconut and of Bahia ox bone. In order to assess the possibility of further removing acidic compounds, the four carbons were subjected to a chemical treatment with concentrated sodium hydroxide. Physical and chemical analyzes were performed in order to promote the characterization of all adsorbents, showing that the treatment previously mentioned was leading to an increase in the adsorption capacity of the coals. The adsorption experiments with commercial batch naphthenic acid solution showed that the treated ox bone char had the highest retention efficiency, which is the adsorbent used to construct the adsorption isotherms. The isotherms were better adjusted by Langmuir model, revealing the chemisorption of character adsorptive process. The thermodynamic data showed that the process is spontaneous and endothermic, is favored by increasing the temperature. Regarding the crude oil sample, batch adsorption experiments were conducted in such a way as to determine the removal efficiency of class O2 and reducing the Total Acid Number (IAT). The results spectrometry FTICR ix MS Pasta, they showed that all coals chemically treated were able to remove more acidic compounds in relation to their untreated related. The raw coals babassu oil, palm oil and coconut Bahia showed a potential for adsorption of nitrogen compounds from oil, given that there was a decrease in its class in the class chart. As a final analysis, all the coals were evaluated for their ability to lower oil IAT, it was found that the ox bone char treated again achieved the best result, reducing by 70% the value of the IAT.
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spelling Ostroski, Indianara Conceiçãohttp://lattes.cnpq.br/9689394915288313Vaz, Boniek GontijoOstroski, Indianara ConceiçãoVaz, Boniek GontijoOliveira, Emília Celma deRomão, Wandersonhttp://lattes.cnpq.br/5135043612760023Araújo, Anderson Barros Caixeta2016-09-20T11:58:39Z2016-02-29ARAUJO, A. B. C. Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado. 2016. 78 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Química) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2016.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/6238The naphthenic acids comprise a complex mixture of carboxylic acids that are present in petroleum. They are directly responsible for the oil acidity and its corrosiveness in liquid phase during the refining process. Such compounds are also presents in the derivatives, causing several problems to product quality. A possible way of removing these acids from those oil fractions is using the adsorption process in porous solids, as activated carbons. There are few studies about the removal of naphthenic acids on coals. For this reason, we chose four types of activated carbons for adsorption tests, and they coal babassu, palm kernel, coconut and of Bahia ox bone. In order to assess the possibility of further removing acidic compounds, the four carbons were subjected to a chemical treatment with concentrated sodium hydroxide. Physical and chemical analyzes were performed in order to promote the characterization of all adsorbents, showing that the treatment previously mentioned was leading to an increase in the adsorption capacity of the coals. The adsorption experiments with commercial batch naphthenic acid solution showed that the treated ox bone char had the highest retention efficiency, which is the adsorbent used to construct the adsorption isotherms. The isotherms were better adjusted by Langmuir model, revealing the chemisorption of character adsorptive process. The thermodynamic data showed that the process is spontaneous and endothermic, is favored by increasing the temperature. Regarding the crude oil sample, batch adsorption experiments were conducted in such a way as to determine the removal efficiency of class O2 and reducing the Total Acid Number (IAT). The results spectrometry FTICR ix MS Pasta, they showed that all coals chemically treated were able to remove more acidic compounds in relation to their untreated related. The raw coals babassu oil, palm oil and coconut Bahia showed a potential for adsorption of nitrogen compounds from oil, given that there was a decrease in its class in the class chart. As a final analysis, all the coals were evaluated for their ability to lower oil IAT, it was found that the ox bone char treated again achieved the best result, reducing by 70% the value of the IAT.Os ácidos naftênicos correspondem à complexa mistura de ácidos carboxílicos presentes no petróleo, responsáveis diretamente pela sua acidez e pela sua corrosividade em fase líquida durante o refino. Tais compostos também estão presentes nas frações destiladas do petróleo, causando diversos problemas na qualidade final do produto. Uma alternativa para a remoção desses ácidos das frações destiladas é por meio da adsorção em materiais porosos, como os carvões ativados. Poucos são os estudos a respeito da remoção de ácidos naftênicos em carvões. Por esta razão, foram escolhidos quatro tipos de carvões ativados para os ensaios de adsorção, sendo eles carvão de babaçu, dendê, coco da Bahia e osso de boi. A fim de avaliar a possibilidade de uma maior remoção de compostos ácidos, os quatro carvões foram submetidos a um tratamento químico com solução concentrada de hidróxido de sódio. Análises físico-químicas foram realizadas com o intuito de promover a caracterização de todos os adsorventes, revelando que o tratamento anteriormente citado foi preponderante para um aumento na capacidade adsortiva dos carvões. Os ensaios de adsorção em batelada com solução comercial de ácidos naftênicos mostraram que o carvão de osso de boi tratado apresentou a maior eficiência de retenção, sendo este o adsorvente utilizado para a construção das isotermas de adsorção. As isotermas foram melhor ajustadas pelo Modelo de Langmuir, revelando o caráter de quimiossorção do processo adsortivo. Os dados termodinâmicos mostraram que o processo é espontâneo e endotérmico, sendo mais favorecido pelo aumento da temperatura. Em relação à amostra de petróleo bruto, ensaios de adsorção em batelada foram conduzidos de tal forma a averiguar a eficiência na remoção da classe O2 e na redução do Índice de Acidez Total (IAT). Os resultados de Espectrometria de Massas FT-ICR MS, mostraram que todos os carvões tratados quimicamente conseguiram remover mais compostos ácidos em relação a seus correlatos não tratados. Os carvões brutos de babaçu, dendê e coco da Bahia apresentaram uma potencialidade para adsorção de compostos nitrogenados do petróleo, haja vista que houve a diminuição desta classe no gráfico de classes. 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spellingShingle Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
Araújo, Anderson Barros Caixeta
Petróleo
Adsorção
Ácidos naftênicos
Carvões ativados
Oil crude
Adsorption
Naphthenic acids
Activated carbons
FISICO-QUIMICA::QUIMICA TEORICA
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title_full Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
title_fullStr Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
title_full_unstemmed Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
title_short Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
title_sort Remoção de compostos ácidos do petróleo em diferentes tipos de carvão ativado
topic Petróleo
Adsorção
Ácidos naftênicos
Carvões ativados
Oil crude
Adsorption
Naphthenic acids
Activated carbons
FISICO-QUIMICA::QUIMICA TEORICA
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