Sentence examples for hydrocarbon equilibrium from inspiring English sources

It is in this context that methane-solid hydrocarbon equilibrium must be weighed.

DED1 is thus a property of Miller Heirs production data and the gas-solid hydrocarbon equilibrium model as Figure 7 so clearly illustrates.

Ingestion, which links methane to [Cx] and thus to solid hydrocarbons, is the critical step in the proposed methane-solid hydrocarbon equilibrium.

In fact, there is a strong possibility that all light hydrocarbons form along the same path, with light hydrocarbons and solid hydrocarbons at equilibrium.

It does this by bringing light hydrocarbons and solid hydrocarbons into equilibrium through catalytic intermediates [Cx] and : Cn + < = > Cx < = > Cx +. [Cx] represents the intermediate shaping product structures and compositions.

A CFD model is developed to study deposition under such conditions by including the effect of hydrocarbon phase equilibrium.

Solving the hydrocarbon phase equilibrium problem is often reported to consume more than 50% of the simulation׳s total CPU time, thus making the speeding up of these calculations a challenge of great interest.

Saturated hydrocarbons concentrated over catalyst surfaces (active surfaces) could interconvert with intermediates (reactions 1 & 2) bringing saturated hydrocarbons to equilibrium over time.

The onset of gas generation with heating should therefore release hydrocarbons near equilibrium.

It is important because thermal cracking, the presumed source of natural gas, cannot generate these hydrocarbons at equilibrium nor can it bring them to equilibrium over geologic time.

Original 13C input will control the amount of 13C shared between hydrocarbons at equilibrium, but their respective free energies will control how 13C is distributed between them.