Systems and Methods for the Devolatilization of Thermally Produced Liquids
a technology of thermally produced liquids and devolatilization methods, which is applied in the direction of hydrocarbon oil cracking process, effluent separation, separation process, etc., can solve the problems of fuel flashing and possible ignition, low flash point measurement, and low yield of two-phase tar-aqueous mixtures. unjustified classification of liquids, increase the flash point of starting liquids, and reduce the concentration of volatile components
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[0030]The present disclosure generally relates to the devolatilization of thermally produced liquids to raise the flash point. More specifically, the present disclosure is directed to methods and apparatus to effectively and selectively reduce volatile components of liquids produced from the thermal conversion of biomass and petroleum materials, resulting in an increase in the flash point.
[0031]The measure of flash point of a liquid is a common gauge of the flammability and is indicated by the maximum temperature at which a material can be stored and handled. If the flash point is too low it causes the liquid to be subject to flashing and possible ignition. Certain properties of materials are not generally affected by variations in the flash point, such as auto-ignition temperature, fuel injection and combustion performance. In many jurisdictions, there is a significant difference in how materials are treated if the flash point is below a certain threshold. This threshold is typical...
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