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Ultrasound Control of Viscoelastic Properties of Petroleum Dispersion Systems

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It is demonstrated that exposing petroleum disperse systems to ultrasound significantly decreases their viscoelastic properties. The operating parameters of exposure of high-viscosity oil to ultrasound were experimentally determined in order to reduce its effective viscosity and pour point. The results of pilot tests of the developed ultrasound module indicate that exposing high-viscosity oil to ultrasound in flow mode can significantly upgrade existing technology for transporting high-viscosity oil.

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Mullakaev, M.S., Mullakaev, R.M. & Esipov, I.B. Ultrasound Control of Viscoelastic Properties of Petroleum Dispersion Systems. Acoust. Phys. 69, 341–347 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S106377102370063X

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