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Химия и технология нефти

70 questions, 4 passages

Des questions


Question 1

Non renewable forms of energy:

Question 2

Move the crude up from the well into pipelines and storage tanks

Question 3

Colorless, odorless gas with a simple chemical structure (CH4)

Question 4

The largest field in the West Kazakhstan region

Question 5

Used in large-scale industry,Cooled to -260F, it is now being used as a fuel for trucking and ocean-going vessels

Question 6

PRODUCT OF NATURAL GAS

Question 7

Fresh wash water is supplied by pump 15 to heat exchanger 10', heated to

Question 8

WHERE IS SETTLED Drainage water?

Question 9

the first distillation column, also called

Question 10

The top product of the first column is

Question 11

Boiling point of kerosene fraction

Question 12

Boilnig point of diesel fraction

Question 13

According to the density (API degree)light oil

Question 14

Equipment is usually used for determining oil gravity in the oil field

Question 15

When the volume of gas is relatively small compared to the volume of liquid, the method used to separate free water, oil and gas is called

Question 16

When there is a large volume of gas to be separated from the liquid (oil and water), the vessel is called

Question 17

It is mainly applied when there is a large amount of gas to be separated from a small amount of the light and heavy fluid (less than 10-20% by weight).

Question 18

It is most efficient where large volumes of total fluid and large amounts of dissolved gas are present with the liquid.

Question 19

Breaking up a large molecules

Question 20

The different substances collected from distillation

Question 21

What is Petroleum Used For?

Question 22

It is a portable and suitable fuel for light industrial use and domestic heating (cooking)

Question 23

uses include application in internal combustion engines, commonly used in private and commercial vehicles

Question 24

Naphta is used:

Question 25

Oil-water emulsion can be broken by:

Question 26

Converts low-octane, straight-run naphtha fractions, particularly heavy naphtha that is rich in naphthenes, into a high-octane, low-sulfur reformate, which is a major blending product for gasoline

Question 27

The raw material OF CATALYTIC REFORMING

Question 28

Temperature at the top in a absorber of catalytic reforming process

Question 29

Pressure in a absorber of catalytic reforming process

Question 30

Why do we need to hydrotreated naphta material before reforming?

Question 31

Catalyst of catalytic reforming

Question 32

Catalyst of catalytic cracking process

Question 33

The reaction products are separated from the catalyst dust in two-stage cyclones and sent to the bottom of the K-1 distillation column for separation

Question 34

This units have the same type of fractionation scheme for cracking products and differ mainly in design and the principle of the reaction block

Question 35

Large hydrocarbons are broken into smaller molecules using heat and a catalyst

Question 36

Breaking up a large molecules

Question 37

the different substances collected from distillation

Question 38

Process flow diagram of a catalytic cracking unit with a once-through lift reactor

Question 39

Feedstocks of catalytic cracking are typically

Question 40

in which the water-oil emulsion is destroyed in an electric field with a strength of 1-3 kV / cm

Question 41

Fresh wash water is supplied by pump 15 to heat exchanger 10' heated to

Question 42

According to the density (API degree) heavy oil

Question 43

Naphta is used

Question 44

The desalinated oil pumped by pump 8 passes through a group of heat exchangers 10, 11, 23, 26, 29 in two parallel flows and heated to a temperature

Question 45

Distillation column 2 operates at an overpressure reaching at some plants

Question 46

Vapors of light gasoline the end of boiling of this fraction in some cases is

Question 47

the main purpose of this process was to obtain an additional amount of gasoline from heavy oil residues, which, compared to straight-run fractions, has increased detonation resistance, but low chemical stability

Question 48

CATALYST OF THERMAL CRACKING PROCESS

Question 49

feedstock for the thermal cracking of distillate feedstock

Question 50

The main target products of TCDS are thermal gas oil

Question 51

What is heating temperature in tube furnace of thermal cracking process

Question 52

Boiling point of water

Question 53

Boiling point 78.3 DEGREE OF CELSIUS

Question 54

the largest-volume contaminant in oil or gas production

Question 55

Separated crude oil may contain water in

Question 56

Oil is a mixture consisting of

Question 57

Specify a property that doesn't apply to oil

Question 58

Make the correct judgment: A) oil distillation is a physical process; B) cracking is a physical process

Question 59

Rectification gases formed during oil distillation mainly contain

Question 60

As the number of carbon atoms in hydrocarbon molecules increases, the boiling point of these hydrocarbons increases

Question 61

Specify the oil fraction with the highest boiling point

Question 62

Specify the fraction of oil with the lowest boiling point

Question 63

Specify the physical method of oil refining

Question 64

In thermal cracking, two molecules are formed from onealkane molecule

Question 65

The detonation stability (octane number) is higher for gasoline produced in the course of

Question 66

The process of obtaining 2,2,4-trimethylpentane (isooctane) from normal octane: CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH3 (CH3)3 C-CH2-CH(CH3)-CH3is a process

Question 67

The detonation resistance will be the lowest for gasoline that contains hydrocarbons.

Question 68

Make the correct judgment: A) the quality of gasoline is determined by its detonation resistance; B) the quality of gasoline is characterized by its octane number

Question 69

Gasoline with the following octane rating has the best detonation resistance

Question 70

Specify the hydrocarbon whose detonation resistance is assumed to be 100

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