Conversion of Fischer-Tropsch wax into high quality synthetic crude or finished transportation fuels such as premium diesel has been studied over the past 15 years within BP. Catalyst screening and selection was carri...Conversion of Fischer-Tropsch wax into high quality synthetic crude or finished transportation fuels such as premium diesel has been studied over the past 15 years within BP. Catalyst screening and selection was carried out in dedicated micro-reactors and pilot plants, whose designs are critical to the performance selection. Variation in catalyst composition and defining the gas to oil feed ratios with the operating temperature are a few of the parameters studied. Product selection and maximizing diesel yield combined with stability （catalyst life） were the ultimate drivers. The selected catalyst was then tested under commercial conditions in a dedicated 300 barrel per day demonstration plant. The products were also tested in engines to assess their combustion characteristics.展开更多
This study presents a numerical investigation of the transient relaxation dynamics of a near-critical CO_(2)droplet immersed in a warmer supercritical environment composed of the same fluid.Three thermodynamic regimes...This study presents a numerical investigation of the transient relaxation dynamics of a near-critical CO_(2)droplet immersed in a warmer supercritical environment composed of the same fluid.Three thermodynamic regimes were analysed:quasi-critical(T_(r)=1.01,P_(r)=1.01),transitional(T_(r)=2.01,P_(r)=1.01),and deep supercritical(T_(r)=5.01,P_(r)=3.01).Theevolution of density,temperature,and velocity fieldswas examined to characterize the internal structure and stability of the interfacial transition layer.The evolution of density,temperature,and velocity fields highlights the competition between thermal diffusion,compressibility,andmass confinement in shaping the stability of the interfacial transition layer.Near the critical point,strong gradients and flux discontinuities emerge,consistent with known instabilities,whereas higher reduced conditions promote homogenization and stabilized transport.In the deep supercritical regime,smooth and nearly uniform fields indicate robust thermal stability.The model is validated against prior studies on droplet evaporation under supercritical and trans-critical conditions.Beyond theoretical insights,the results underline practical implications for advanced propulsion,heat transfer,and evaporation systems as well as for safe CO_(2)supercritical storage and extraction processes in energy,aerospace,pharmaceutical,and materials industries.展开更多
In this paper,we define for the trace operator,the solution of certain models of vibrating plates standards with initial data in a strategic region spaces of weak regularities.Indeed,we know that the notion of regiona...In this paper,we define for the trace operator,the solution of certain models of vibrating plates standards with initial data in a strategic region spaces of weak regularities.Indeed,we know that the notion of regional controllability is more adapted to systems described by dynamic systems.Regional controllability results in a strategic area were established for vibrating plates by the Hilbertian Uniqueness Method.展开更多
文摘Conversion of Fischer-Tropsch wax into high quality synthetic crude or finished transportation fuels such as premium diesel has been studied over the past 15 years within BP. Catalyst screening and selection was carried out in dedicated micro-reactors and pilot plants, whose designs are critical to the performance selection. Variation in catalyst composition and defining the gas to oil feed ratios with the operating temperature are a few of the parameters studied. Product selection and maximizing diesel yield combined with stability （catalyst life） were the ultimate drivers. The selected catalyst was then tested under commercial conditions in a dedicated 300 barrel per day demonstration plant. The products were also tested in engines to assess their combustion characteristics.
文摘This study presents a numerical investigation of the transient relaxation dynamics of a near-critical CO_(2)droplet immersed in a warmer supercritical environment composed of the same fluid.Three thermodynamic regimes were analysed:quasi-critical(T_(r)=1.01,P_(r)=1.01),transitional(T_(r)=2.01,P_(r)=1.01),and deep supercritical(T_(r)=5.01,P_(r)=3.01).Theevolution of density,temperature,and velocity fieldswas examined to characterize the internal structure and stability of the interfacial transition layer.The evolution of density,temperature,and velocity fields highlights the competition between thermal diffusion,compressibility,andmass confinement in shaping the stability of the interfacial transition layer.Near the critical point,strong gradients and flux discontinuities emerge,consistent with known instabilities,whereas higher reduced conditions promote homogenization and stabilized transport.In the deep supercritical regime,smooth and nearly uniform fields indicate robust thermal stability.The model is validated against prior studies on droplet evaporation under supercritical and trans-critical conditions.Beyond theoretical insights,the results underline practical implications for advanced propulsion,heat transfer,and evaporation systems as well as for safe CO_(2)supercritical storage and extraction processes in energy,aerospace,pharmaceutical,and materials industries.
文摘In this paper,we define for the trace operator,the solution of certain models of vibrating plates standards with initial data in a strategic region spaces of weak regularities.Indeed,we know that the notion of regional controllability is more adapted to systems described by dynamic systems.Regional controllability results in a strategic area were established for vibrating plates by the Hilbertian Uniqueness Method.
