Publications by authors named "Olexandr Borisenko"
Article Synopsis
- Wash oil is derived from coal tar and is used to absorb light oil from coke oven gas, requiring periodic replacement due to polymerization during operation.
- The properties of wash oil were analyzed using methods like rheometry, gas chromatography, and IR spectroscopy, which helped categorize components into viscosity enhancers, reducers, and non-polar substances.
- Adding heavier, more polar components increases viscosity, while lighter components like naphthalene reduce it by disrupting molecular interactions; the highest viscosity increase comes from indene-coumarone resins due to their high molecular weight.
