ANALYSIS OF TEMPERATURE FIELDS DURING OIL SLUDGE PROCESSING USING ELECTROCHEMICAL METHOD

Abstract

Experiments for treating soil contaminated with oil and petroleum products using electric current in laboratory conditions using graphite and ruthenium titanium electrodes were carried out. The main purpose of the study was to study the dynamics of temperature changes during soil treating. The obtained and analyzed results allowed us to draw conclusions about the influence of various factors on the soil treating and the efficiency of using graphite and ruthenium titanium electrodes. The greatest resistance is observed in the central zone of the electrochemical cell. Closer to the electrodes, the resistance decreases, which contributes to a more efficient electrochemical treating process in these areas. Modern methods of data analysis, including statistical analysis and visualization of results, were used in the work, which made it possible to obtain more accurate and reliable results and draw conclusions about the possibility of using this technology for practical purposes.