AN INVESTIGATION OF DUAL FUNCTION HYDRATE INHIBITOR FOR CARBON DIOXIDE-METHANE MIXTURES
The development of ionic liquids as an alternative to thermodynamic and kinetic hydrate inhibitor has been a subject of interest due to its unlimited cation and anion pairing, high vapour pressure, and thermal stability. However, the ammonium-based ionic liquid influence is still not fully understoo...
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2020
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| Online Access: | http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20473/1/ZAMZILA%20KASSIM_16000495.pdf http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20473/ |
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| Summary: | The development of ionic liquids as an alternative to thermodynamic and kinetic hydrate inhibitor has been a subject of interest due to its unlimited cation and anion pairing, high vapour pressure, and thermal stability. However, the ammonium-based ionic liquid influence is still not fully understood. Hence, this work investigates the influence of tetraethyl ammonium chloride (TEACl) as a dual function (thermodynamic and kinetic) hydrate inhibitor on CO2, CH4 and binary gas mixtures of CO2-CH4 (30-70 and 70-30). The COSMO-RS evaluates the characteristics of TEACl such as hydrogen bond strength and electronegativity for dual function hydrate inhibitor. TEACl influence in the gas hydrate systems was evaluated using a high-pressure Sapphire cell set-up. |
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