Microwave-assisted stripping of oil contaminated drill cuttings

IF 5.4 2区 医学 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering Pub Date : 2008-07-01 DOI:10.1016/j.jenvman.2007.02.009
J.P. Robinson, S.W. Kingman, O. Onobrakpeya
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Abstract

The application of microwave heating technology to conventional gas stripping processes has been investigated in the remediation of contaminated drill cuttings. The technical feasibility and limitations of nitrogen and steam stripping processes are demonstrated, and it is shown that the combination of microwave heating with the stripping process offers a step change in performance. Order of magnitude improvements in processing time are shown for the microwave-assisted processes, as well as greatly improved levels of remediation. The mechanisms of contaminant removal are discussed, along with the phenomena which occur with microwave heating processes. The energy requirements of each of pure gas and microwave-assisted processes are also discussed, and the potential applications of each technology are highlighted relative to the overall remediation requirements.

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微波辅助剥离受石油污染的钻屑
研究了微波加热技术在常规气提工艺中的应用,用于污染岩屑的修复。论证了氮气汽提和蒸汽汽提工艺的技术可行性和局限性,并表明微波加热与汽提工艺相结合可以实现性能的阶梯式变化。数量级的改进在处理时间显示为微波辅助的过程,以及大大提高了修复水平。讨论了微波加热过程中污染物去除的机理,以及微波加热过程中出现的现象。讨论了纯气体和微波辅助工艺的能量需求,并相对于整体修复需求强调了每种技术的潜在应用。
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ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering
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