Improvement and enhancement of natural gas hydrate formation process by Hummers' graphene
作者： Ahmad Ghozatloo , Mohsen Hosseini , Mojtaba Shariaty-Niassar
DOI: 10.1016/J.JNGSE.2015.09.069
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摘要: Abstract The effect of graphene in hydrate formation process has been studied for the first time. First, was synthesized using Hummers method and its structure characterization analyzed by XRD, FTIR SEM. Graphene nanofluid 1% wt. then prepared with no stabilizer or surfactant used natural gas (92.6% methane) initial pressure 1000 psig temperature 4 °C. Results were compared deionized water shown that small amount decreased induction time 61.07% while increasing storage capacity 12.9%. Hummers' (G-Hummers) also dissociation 41.4% which causes hydrates to be more stable. Therefore, G-Hummers improved economics is a technology effective move industrialization.
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