Liquid fossil fuels from petroleum
-
Ebook Mechanical engineers’ handbook - Volume 4: Energy and power (Fourth Edition) – Part 2 includes contents: Chapter 17 combustion; chapter 18 gaseous fuels; chapter 19 liquid fossil fuels from petroleum; chapter 20 coals, lignite, and peat; chapter 21 clean power generation from coal; chapter 22 biofuels for transportation; chapter 23 solar energy measurements; chapter 24 geothermal resources and technology: introduction; chapter 25 pumps, fans, blowers, and compressors; chapter 26 gas turbines; chapter 27 wind power generation; chapter 28 cogeneration; chapter 29 hydrogen energy; chapte...
550p 
haojiubujain03
09-08-2023
4
2
Download
-
CHAPTER 4 7 LIQUID FOSSIL FUELS FROM PETROLEUM Richard J. Reed North American Manufacturing Company Cleveland, Ohio 47.1 47.2 INTRODUCTION 1 1 5 7 47.3 SHALE OILS 1528 FUEL OILS 1 1 5 7 47.4 47.2.1 Kerosene 1519 47.2.2 Aviation Turbine Fuels 1525 47.5 47.2.3 Diesel Fuels 1 2 5 6 47.2.4 Summary 1 2 5 8 OILS FROM TAR &ANDS 1 2 5 8 OIL-WATER EMULSIONS 1 2 5 8 47.1 INTRODUCTION The major source of liquid fuels is crude petroleum; other sources are shale and tar sands. Synthetic hydrocarbon fuels—gasoline and methanol—can be made from coal and natural gas.
17p hadalabo
29-09-2010
70
5
Download
-
The major source of liquid fuels is crude petroleum; other sources are shale and tar sands. Synthetic hydrocarbon fuels—gasoline and methanol—can be made from coal and natural gas. Ethanol, some of which is used as an automotive fuel, is derived from vegetable matter.
17p liemthanh
16-12-2009
71
12
Download
-
Gaseous fuels are generally easier to handle and burn than are liquid or solid fuels. Gaseous fossil fuels include natural gas (primarily methane and ethane) and liquefied petroleum gases (LPG; primarily propane and butane). Gaseous man-made or artificial fuels are mostly derived from liquid or solid fossil fuels. Liquid fossil fuels have evolved from animal remains through
11p liemthanh
16-12-2009
79
10
Download
