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Environmentally friendly technologies of oil products extraction in oil-containing wastes purification
Author(s) -
Мaral Abdibattayeva,
Kylyshbay Bissenov,
Zheniskul Zhubandykova,
Raigul Orynbassar,
Lyazzat Tastanova
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
nexo
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1995-9516
pISSN - 1818-6742
DOI - 10.5377/nexo.v34i01.11283
Subject(s) - environmentally friendly , environmental science , waste management , raw material , waste oil , asphalt , extraction (chemistry) , pollution , oil sludge , fossil fuel , environmental pollution , pulp and paper industry , materials science , chemistry , engineering , ecology , environmental protection , organic chemistry , composite material , biology , chromatography
Significant oil losses in oil-containing wastes and their adverse impact on the region’s environmental setting bring about the need to develop an oil-containing wastes treatment technology. To tackle this issue, the authors have set an aim of designing a helio device and creating an oil-containing wastes treatment method based on it to extract oil products. Considering a wide spread in the composition and properties of potential oil sludge raw materials and their tendency for either formation of stable emulsions or phase separation, we have conducted in-depth modern physical and chemical studies and defined the need to develop a commercial oil-containing wastes purification method. We have designed the device, in which oil product hydrocarbons undergo thermal treatment using solar energy without prejudice to their chemical structure. Following oil-containing wastes purification using solar energy, the particulate load in soil does not exceed 6.65-6.79% and the absolute molecular weight of hydrocarbons approaches that of bitumen. The oil-containing wastes purification method developed solves an important environmental issue of oil-containing wastes recycling, promotes recovery and prevents degradation of natural complexes, and reduces soil and water pollution.

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