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Effect of active species in crude oil on the interfacial tension behavior of alkali/synthetic surfactants/crude oil systems
作者姓名:Liu Liwei  Hou Jirui  Yue Xiang'an  Zhao Ji
作者单位:Liu Liwei1,Hou Jirui1,Yue Xiang'an1 and Zhao Ji2 1 Key Laboratory of Petroleum Engineering,Ministry of Education,China University of Petroleum,Beijing 102249,China 2 China Petrochemical Corporation,Beijing 100029,China
基金项目:国家重点基础研究发展规划(973计划) 
摘    要:The effect of active species present in crude oil on the interfacial tension (IFT) behavior of alkali/synthetic surfactants/crude oil systems was studied. The system consisted of heavy alkyl benzene sulfonate, sodium chloride, sodium hydrate and Daqing crude oil. Experimental results indicated that active species would diffuse from oil/aqueous interface to aqueous phase and finally an equilibrium could be reached in the system with increasing contact time. Moreover, the minimum IFT and equilibrium IFT values increased with increasing contact time and a linear relationship existed between dynamic IFT and f^-1/2 when IFT value approaching the minimum and after the minimum IFT was reached. This indicated that the dynamic IFT-time behavior was diffusion controlled. The oil and aqueous phases were analyzed by infrared (IR) spectroscopy. IR spectra of oil and aqueous phases illustrated that the content of active species in the oil phase decreased, but the content of active species in the aqueous phase increased after alkali reacted with crude oil. This indicated that the active species present in oil played an important role in reducing IFT.

关 键 词:接触时间  扩散方法  碱性  界面张力  原油  天然气
收稿时间:7 December 2006

Effect of active species in crude oil on the interfacial tension behavior of alkali/synthetic surfactants/crude oil systems
Liu Liwei,Hou Jirui,Yue Xiang''an,Zhao Ji.Effect of active species in crude oil on the interfacial tension behavior of alkali/synthetic surfactants/crude oil systems[J].Petroleum Science,2008,5(4):353-358.
Authors:Liwei Liu  Jirui Hou  Xiang’an Yue  Ji Zhao
Affiliation:1. Key Laboratory of Petroleum Engineering, Ministry of Education, China University of Petroleum, Beijing 102249, China
2. China Petrochemical Corporation, Beijing 100029, China
Abstract:The effect of active species present in crude oil on the interfacial tension(IFT)behavior of alkali/synthetic surfactants/crude oil systems was studied.The system consisted of heavy alkyl benzene sulfonate,sodium chloride,sodium hydrate and Daqing crude oil.Experimental results indicated that active species would diffuse from oil/aqueous interface to aqueous phase and finally an equilibrium could be reached in the system with increasing contact time.Moreover,the minimum IFT and equilibrium IFT values increased with increasing contact time and a linear relationship existed between dynamic IFT and t-1/2 when IFT value approaching the minimum and after the minimum IFT was reached.This indicated that the dynamic IFT-time behavior was diffusion controlled.The oil and aqueous phases were analyzed by infrared(IR)spectroscopy.IR spectra of oil and aqueous phases illustrated that the content of active species in the oil phase decreased,but the content of active species in the aqueous phase increased after alkali reacted with crude oil.This indicated that the active species present in oil played an important role in reducing IFT.
Keywords:Contact time  diffusion  alkali  interfacial tension
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