Titlebook: Corrosion in Systems for Storage and Transportation of Petroleum Products and Biofuels; Identification, Moni Alec Groysman Book 2014 Spring

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Book 2014bed include the conditions in which petroleum products are corrosive to metals; corrosion mechanisms of petroleum products; which parts of storage tanks containing crude oils and petroleum products undergo corrosion; dependence of corrosion in tanks on type of petroleum products; aggressiveness of p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7884-9Corrosion; Fuel; Metals; Petroleum Products; Polymers

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Beyond the Next Generation Access,as . (LPG),., ., . (.), .), and . obtained from . also are analysed. Differentiation between the terms . and . is given. It is shown which components in crudes and petroleum products are corrosive. Corrosiveness of petroleum products is explained by the presence of water and dissolved oxygen. Water

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Arpan Pal,Arijit Mukherjee,Swarnava Deyifficult transportation and even use. About 20 properties of fuels can be improved, maintained or imparted new beneficial characteristics by the adding of small amounts of certain chemicals named .. Fuel additives are added in very small concentrations: from several ppm to several thousands ppm. It

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Anand R. Prasad,Sivabalan Arumugamcity of lead). Nowadays organic compounds (oxygenates and aromatic solvents) are used for increase the octane number of gasoline and its better burning. Their advantage is that they are fully burned and ash is not formed. The disadvantage of these organic compounds is that large quantities (to 15?%

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Arpan Pal,Arijit Mukherjee,Swarnava Deyv said that the burning of crude oil and fuels producing from it is the same as to throw the banknotes into the furnace. Numerous chemicals are producing from crude oil, namely, polymers, solvents, and medicines. In any case, the huge amount of crude oil is spent on producing of fuels. Nobody knows

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Stephen C. Clark,Theodora Valviof standards. Preventive methods can be divided into three groups: measures dealing with metals (selection of materials), measures dealing with the environment (treatment of fuels, atmosphere, and water), and measures dealing with the interface metal–environment (use of coatings and cathodic protect