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Scientific and technical journal

«Environmental protection in oil and gas complex»

ISSN 2411-7013

Environmental protection in oil and gas complex
Resource-saving technology of petroleum raw material replacement by the product of vegetable oil deoxygenesis

UDC: 502.08
DOI: -

Authors:

CHUDINOV SERGEY YU.1,
MOKRUSHIN IVAN G.2,
KETOV ALEKSANDER A.3

1 Bumatica, Perm, Russia
2 Perm State National Research University, Perm, Russia
3 Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Perm, Russia

Keywords: renewable resources, biofuel, liquid fuel, dioxygenesis, calorific value, slow pyrolysis, motor transport, resource saving, vegetable oil, triglycerides

Annotation:

Transition to renewable energy sources for providing the concept of sustainable development is currently being proposed. This task of the oil and gas complex can be solved by replacement of hydrocarbons mineral sources by raw materials of plant origin, that are not only a renewable resource, but also reduces the environmental burden produced by the development of oil and gas fields. At present biofuels are usually considered as complex esters of simple alcohols obtained by transesterification of triglycerides of plant origin. It is shown that any biofuels based on complex esters have significant operational disadvantages arising from their chemical structure, which necessarily implies the presence of oxygen atoms in the molecule. The triglycerides transesterification replacement by deoxygenesis during processing of triglycerides for improving the operational characteristics of biofuels is proposed. It has been established that slow pyrolysis under pressure leads to reduction of oxygen-containing compounds in the composition of biofuels and to a corresponding increase of calorific value and a decrease of the product viscosity. The prospects for the proposed technical solution from the point of view of the sustainable development concept and the transition to a renewable feedstock for the oil and gas complex are discussed.

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