Hang Dong1, Nan Guo1, Pengfei Zhang2

  • 1Energy-Saving and Consumption-Reducing Laboratory, Surface Engineering Pilot Test Center of CNPC, College of Petroleum Engineering, Northeast Petroleum University Xuefu Street No. 99, Hi-tech Development Zone Daqing 163318 China zhaojian_nepu@163.com +86-18345993453.

RSC advances
|April 5, 2024
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概括

研究状原油乳液中的水滴,发现冷却和剪切率影响了它们的聚合. 较低的温度和较高的剪切率改变了滴滴间距,表面积和碎形尺寸.

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