Mineral oils: processes and products – Products and compositions – Lubricating oils
Patent
1977-06-17
1978-04-04
Gantz, Delbert E.
Mineral oils: processes and products
Products and compositions
Lubricating oils
201 12, 201 16, C10G 102
Patent
active
040826465
ABSTRACT:
Coked solids, produced by coking of tar sands, are contacted in a first zone with air and the minimum amount of supplemental fuel needed to burn all the coke. Part of the hot clean mineral solids produced is then discarded; the balance is moved into a second zone. Here supplemental fuel is burned to increase the temperature of the solids. The hot solids from the second zone are recycled to the coking stage.
Only part of the solids is heated with supplemental fuel, thereby reducing consumption of the latter. In addition, the flue gas from the second zone is relatively clean and can be vented directly to the atmosphere in the flue gas from the first zone.
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Canada-Cities Service, Ltd.
Gantz Delbert E.
Gulf Oil Canada Limited
Hellwege James W.
Her Majesty the Queen in right of the Province of Alberta, Gover
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