Crude Oil
Overview: Crude oil is the primary product extracted from the Karachaganak Field. It is a naturally occurring, complex mixture of hydrocarbons found in geological formations beneath the earth’s surface. This raw material is essential for various refining processes and is a cornerstone of the global energy supply.
Key Features:
Composition: Crude oil consists of a diverse array of hydrocarbons, including alkanes (paraffins), cycloalkanes (naphthenes), and aromatic compounds. The specific composition can vary depending on the source and geological conditions.
Quality: The quality of crude oil is typically assessed by its density (API gravity) and sulfur content. These characteristics determine its refining properties and its suitability for producing different petroleum products.
Uses: Crude oil serves as a critical feedstock for refining into numerous valuable products and is fundamental to various industries.
Applications:
Energy Production:
Petrochemicals:
1) r. V. P. (psi): 7.0
2) specific gravity at 15.6/15.8c:0.8546
3 API gravity at 16.6c:34.1
4) water content vol %: 0.02
5) salt na cl ppm: 5.0
6) sulphur wt%: 1.1
7) asphaltenes wt%: 1.2
8) pour pont o:-27
9) kin. Vis. Cst at 9.8
10) at 100 f: 6.394
11) flash point? <20
12) nitrogen content wt%: 1.04
13) total sold number (mg. Koh. G): 0.06
14 grose heating value (cal/g): 10610
15) characterization factor (kuop): 12.0
16) carbon residue (conradson) wt %:3.95
17) metal content content ppm. Vanadium content ppm: 30.0 Nickel content ppm:8.5 Iron content ppm: 1.6 Copper content ppm: 0.2 lsp at c: 45
18) Distillation: Distilled at: 50c:0.25 75 c:3.5 100 c:7.5 125 c : 12.0 150 c:18.0 175c:24.0 200 c:28.5 225 c:33.0 250 c:37.0 275 c:41.5 300 c:46.5
Total distillate: 47.5
Distillation loss: 1.0
Residue: 51.5.