A Novel Agent for Oil Spill Response in a Tropical Climate

IF 1.1 4区工程技术 Q3 CHEMISTRY, ORGANIC

Petroleum Chemistry Pub Date : 2025-02-04 DOI:10.1134/S0965544124080152

D. A. Sandzhieva, B. V. Ubushaeva, Quang Cuong Hoang, Thi Hue Le, Cong Tinh Nguyen, A. G. Dedov

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Abstract

A novel agent (specifically, a chemical herder designated as CH-1) has been developed to reduce crude oil spill areas and thicken oil films. CH-1 has exhibited adequate surface activity both in fresh water and seawater due to providing a spreading pressure above 40 mN/m. A series of field performance tests in water of the South China Sea have demonstrated that CH-1 increases the thickness of an oil slick from 0.15 to 3.20 mm. The study results indicate the high potential efficiency of CH-1 in oil film preparation both for mechanical oil skimming and in situ burning of oil spills under tropical conditions.

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一种新型的热带气候溢油响应剂

一种新型药剂（具体来说，是一种被命名为CH-1的化学牧人）已经被开发出来，以减少原油泄漏区域并使油膜变厚。CH-1在淡水和海水中都表现出足够的表面活性，因为它提供了超过40 mN/m的扩散压力。在南海海域进行的一系列现场性能测试表明，CH-1将浮油厚度从0.15 mm增加到3.20 mm。研究结果表明，CH-1在热带条件下机械撇油和溢油原位燃烧的油膜制备中具有很高的潜在效率。

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Petroleum Chemistry 工程技术-工程：化工

CiteScore

2.50

自引率

21.40%

发文量

102

审稿时长

6-12 weeks

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