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Change in the structural-group composition of bitumen asphaltenes upon thermal bitumen recovery
Abstract Comparative analysis of thermal analysis and EPR spectroscopy data on asphaltenes from Ashal’chinskoe and Mordovo-Karmal’skoe bitumens recovered by steam drive and in situ combustion has been performed. It has been found that the steam drive does not alter the structural-group composition of asphaltenes whereas the in situ combustion lead to conversion of asphaltenes into coke-like particles deposited onto the rock surface in the reservoir. It has been shown that the asphaltenes with a high proportion of condensed aromatic entities are carriers of genetic information on the petroleum system.
Change in the structural-group composition of bitumen asphaltenes upon thermal bitumen recovery
Abstract Comparative analysis of thermal analysis and EPR spectroscopy data on asphaltenes from Ashal’chinskoe and Mordovo-Karmal’skoe bitumens recovered by steam drive and in situ combustion has been performed. It has been found that the steam drive does not alter the structural-group composition of asphaltenes whereas the in situ combustion lead to conversion of asphaltenes into coke-like particles deposited onto the rock surface in the reservoir. It has been shown that the asphaltenes with a high proportion of condensed aromatic entities are carriers of genetic information on the petroleum system.
Change in the structural-group composition of bitumen asphaltenes upon thermal bitumen recovery
Yusupova, T. N. (author) / Ganeeva, Yu. M. (author) / Romanov, G. V. (author) / Barskaya, E. E. (author) / Morozov, V. I. (author) / Okhotnikova, E. S. (author) / Vakhin, A. V. (author)
Petroleum Chemistry ; 57 ; 198-202
2017-03-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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