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1980 SAE International Fall Fuels and Lubricants Meeting and Exhibition | 1980

Effects of Flow Improver Additives on Distillate Fuels from Oil Shale

John W. Frankenfeld; William F. Taylor

The ability of additives to improve the cold flow properties of shale oil distillates boiling in the diesel fuel range was evaluated using hydrotreated shale oils as model fuels. Crude oil shale from Occidental Oil Shale Co. was fractionated to give three liquids in the diesel fuel boiling range. Each fraction was hydrotreated to three different severities to afford 9 different model fuels. A variety of commercial and experimental additives were evaluated as cold flow improvers in these fuels. Both the standard pour point test (ASTM D97) and a more severe low temperature flow test were employed. 7 refs.


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1983

Storage stability of sunfuels from oil shale. I: General features of sediment formation in model fuel systems

John W. Frankenfeld; William F. Taylor; Dennis W. Brinkman


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1983

Storage stability of synfuels from oil shale. II: Effects of nitrogen compound type and the influence of other nonhydrocarbons on sediment formation in model fuel systems

John W. Frankenfeld; William F. Taylor; Dennis W. Brinkman


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1974

Deposit Formation from Deoxygenated Hydrocarbons. I. General Features

William F. Taylor


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1976

Deposit Formation from Deoxygenated Hydrocarbons. II. Effect of Trace Sulfur Compounds

William F. Taylor


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1983

Storage stability of synfuels from oil shale. 3. Studies with actual shale-derived middle distillates

John W. Frankenfeld; William F. Taylor; Dennis W. Brinkman


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1969

Kinetics of Deposit Formation from Hydrocarbons. Fuel Composition Studies

William F. Taylor


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1978

Deposit Formation from Deoxygenated Hydrocarbons. 3. Effects of Trace Nitrogen and Oxygen Compounds

William F. Taylor; John W. Frankenfeld


Archive | 1975

Development of High Stability Fuel.

William F. Taylor; John W. Frankenfeld


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1980

Deposit Formation from Deoxygenated Hydrocarbons. 4. Studies in Pure Compound Systems

John W. Frankenfeld; William F. Taylor

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