An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup
Spilled oil has been considering as extremely serious disaster in the maritime field and oil exploration, and its effects lasted for decades, even hundreds of years. Oil spill treatment and recovery were the difficult and complicated issues due to the conditions of nature environment. In this work,...
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ump-203302018-02-08T04:06:03Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/20330/ An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup Anh, Tuan Hoang Van, Vang Le M.Said Al-Tawaha, Abdel Rahman Duong, Nam Nguyen M.Said Al-Tawaha, Abdel Razzaq M. M., Noor Van, Viet Pham TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Spilled oil has been considering as extremely serious disaster in the maritime field and oil exploration, and its effects lasted for decades, even hundreds of years. Oil spill treatment and recovery were the difficult and complicated issues due to the conditions of nature environment. In this work, rice straw- agricultural residue in Vietnam – with 205 k g/m3 of low density was filled in porous polyurethan matrix in fabrication process of absorbent. The experimental results about oil absorption capacity for this new absorbent material showed that, the absorbed oil mass in case of filling 25% of rice straw mass with 0.5 mm of size was highest, equal to 12.012 g oil/ g absorbent material after 120 minutes of treatment. The result of oil absorption capacity was around 3–4 times higher than that of material fabricated by pristine polyurethan or xenlulozo/lignocellulosic. Besides, fabrication process and SEM analysis were also experimentally carried out in this work. Taylor & Francis 2018 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/20330/1/An%20Absorption%20Capacity%20Investigation%20of%20New%20Absorbent%20Based%20On%20Polyurethane%20Foams%20and%20Rice%20Straw%20for%20Oil%20Spill%20Cleanup.pdf Anh, Tuan Hoang and Van, Vang Le and M.Said Al-Tawaha, Abdel Rahman and Duong, Nam Nguyen and M.Said Al-Tawaha, Abdel Razzaq and M. M., Noor and Van, Viet Pham (2018) An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup. Petroleum Science and Technology, 36 (5). pp. 361-370. ISSN 1091-6466(print); 1532-2459(online) https://doi.org/10.1080/10916466.2018.1425722 DOI: 10.1080/10916466.2018.1425722 |
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Spilled oil has been considering as extremely serious disaster in the maritime field and oil exploration, and its effects lasted for decades, even hundreds of years. Oil spill treatment and recovery were the difficult and complicated issues due to the conditions of nature environment. In this work, rice straw- agricultural residue in Vietnam – with 205 k g/m3 of low density was filled in porous polyurethan matrix in fabrication process of absorbent. The experimental results about oil absorption capacity for this new absorbent material showed that, the absorbed oil mass in case of filling 25% of rice straw mass with 0.5 mm of size was highest, equal to 12.012 g oil/ g absorbent material after 120 minutes of treatment. The result of oil absorption capacity was around 3–4 times higher than that of material fabricated by pristine polyurethan or xenlulozo/lignocellulosic. Besides, fabrication process and SEM analysis were also experimentally carried out in this work. |
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An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup |
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An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup |
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An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup |
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An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup |
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An Absorption Capacity Investigation of New Absorbent Based On Polyurethane Foams and Rice Straw for Oil Spill Cleanup |
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absorption capacity investigation of new absorbent based on polyurethane foams and rice straw for oil spill cleanup |
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