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Development of high-tech production of high-octane components of motor fuel from renewable vegetable raw materials

https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2018-2-264-269

Abstract

In work are studied development of new oxygen-containing high-octane fuel compositions. The short review of comparisons of the main indicators is presented. In this article is shown need of development of production of octane additives. Receiving high-octane gasolines with use of components of the fuels alternative oil, the solution of these questions can become use of alcohols as additives to traditional gasoline, and first of all the ethyl alcohol produced from renewable sources of raw materialsThe goal can be carried out by means of modeling of technological processes. Using a software package of "UnisimDesign" we will make modeling of process of receiving isoamyl alcohol. In a basis of universal system of modeling of "UnisimDesign" the general principles of calculations of material and thermal balances of technological schemes are underlain.On the calculated scheme 1 isoamyl alcohol which is used in the form of additive to motor fuels is emitted one target product. However contained in fusel oils butanol also has broad application. Butanol is applied as solvent to paints, he is a part of brake fluids, industrial detergents. But at allocation of a butanol we face a problem, fusel oils contain water and form azeotrope mixes. For the solution of this problem we suggest to enter into initial raw materials hexane, in the ratio 1:1. It will allow us to allocate besides isoamyl alcohol and butanol. Modeling of process of division of fusel oils I have shown a possibility of allocation of two demanded target products. The technological scheme of installation of division of fusel oils is provided in work. Constructive characteristics of the columned equipment are calculated, material and thermal balances of installation are.

About the Authors

G. Sh. Musina
Nizhnekamsk chemical-technological Institute (branch)
Russian Federation
student, Department of chemical technology of organic substanc-es, Stroiteley Av., 47 Nizhnekamsk, 394036,Russia


T. S. Linkova
Nizhnekamsk chemical-technological Institute (branch)
associate professor , Department of chemical technology of organic substances, Stroiteley Av., 47 Nizhnekamsk, 394036,Russia


O. V. Khabibrakhmanov
Branch of Samara Technological University
associate professor, Department of chemical technology, Mironova, Av.,5, Novokuybyshevsk, 446200, Russia


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Musina G.Sh., Linkova T.S., Khabibrakhmanov O.V. Development of high-tech production of high-octane components of motor fuel from renewable vegetable raw materials. Proceedings of the Voronezh State University of Engineering Technologies. 2018;80(2):264-269. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2018-2-264-269

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