221 |
Method for the preparation of carbon moldings and activated carbon
moulding therefrom |
US668202 |
1976-03-18 |
USRE29101E |
1977-01-04 |
Yasuo Amagi; Yasushi Nishimura; Yasuo Uehara |
A method for the preparation of a porous carbon molding having a low apparent density, the method comprising the steps of thermally mixing a pitch, which has a softening point of 50.degree. - 350.degree. C, a carbon content of 80 - 97 wt%, a hydrogen/carbon ratio of 0.3-2.5 and a nitrobenzene-insoluble fraction of below 60 wt%, with at least one aromatic hydrocarbon having a boiling point of 200.degree. C or higher, forming the mixture into a suitable shape, immersing the formed material in a solvent, in which the pitch is hardly soluble but the aromatic hydrocarbon is easily soluble, for extracting the aromatic hydrocarbon from the formed material and obtaining a porous pitch material, oxidizing the porous pitch material at a temperature from room temperature to 400.degree. C by the use of an oxidizing agent to form an infusible porous pitch material, and calcining the infusible porous material in an inert atmosphere at a temperature higher than 600.degree. C to obtain a porous carbon material. The porous carbon material or the infusible porous material may be activated by means of steam vapor or air to produce an activated carbon material. |
222 |
Process for manufacturing carrier sheets treated with hardenable aminoplast resin preliminary condensates for surface coating |
US39554973 |
1973-09-10 |
US3888728A |
1975-06-10 |
PETRIK BRUNO; RUF ERICH |
This invention relates to an improvement in the process of making a carrier sheet by saturating said sheet with an aqueous solution of at least one hardenable aminoplast resin preliminary condensate, the improvement comprising including in said saturating solution about 0.05 to 3 percent by weight, based upon solid resin, of a compound selected from the group consisting of an ethylene glycol fatty acid ester and a propylene glycol fatty acid ester. The invention also includes novel carrier sheets produced by the novel process.
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223 |
Process for treating by-product oils produced in the production of olefins |
US3794579D |
1972-12-29 |
US3794579A |
1974-02-26 |
ENOMOTO S; TAKAHASHI M |
THERMALLY STABILIZED OIL FRACTIONS AND PITCH FRACTIONS ARE OBTAINED FROM BY-PRODUCT OILS IN THE PRODUCTION OF OLEFINS WHICH COMPRISES HEATING THE BY-PRODUCT OILS AT 400-600*C. FOR 10-1200 SECONDS UNDER A PRESSURE OF 20-2000 KG./CM2 TO FORM THERMALLY STABILIZED OIL FRACTIONS AND RESIDUE FRACTIONS AND THEN TREATING THE RESIDUE FRACTIONS AT 300-480*C., UNDER A PRESSURE OF FROM NORMAL PRESSURE TO 50 KG./CM.2 FOR 1-10 HOURS TO PROVIDE USEFUL PITCH FRACTIONS.
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224 |
Method for producing bituminous substance such as a coal tar pitch |
US3775289D |
1971-11-05 |
US3775289A |
1973-11-27 |
KISHI C; TATSUTA M; NAGO M; KIBUISHI K; HATAKEYAMA Y; MIYAKAWA K |
A method for producing bituminous substance such as coal tar pitch which comprises adding sulfuric acid to coal tar produced by a high temperature dry distillation of coal and a bituminous substance produced from the coal tar, then adding petroleum heavy oil to the mixture to precipitate and separate pitch component.
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225 |
Process for production of gilsonite-like bituminous material |
US3661765D |
1970-07-30 |
US3661765A |
1972-05-09 |
TOYOGUCHI MITSURU; IIJIMA HIROSHI |
A PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A GILSONITE-LIKE BITUMINOUS MATERIAL HAVING A PENETRATION OF 0 TO 1 AND A SOFTENING POINT OF 130*C. TO 180*C. WHICH COMPRISES SOLVENT EXTRACTING A MATERIAL SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF STRAIGHT ASPHALT AND THE VACUUM DISTILLATION RESIDUE OBTAINED IN THE PRODUCTION OF LUBRICATING OILS TO OBTAIN A MATERIAL HAVING A PENETRATION OF 2 TO 30, AND THEN AIR BLOWING SAID MATERIAL HAVING A PENETRATION OF 2 TO 30 AT A TEMPERATURE OF 200* TO 300*C.
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226 |
Separation of asphaltenes and conversion of black oils |
US3607724D |
1969-12-17 |
US3607724A |
1971-09-21 |
ROGERS EDWARD S; HORVATH EDWARD |
Removal of asphaltenes from a hydrocarbonaceous black oil is effected through the use of a foam chamber and a foam breaker. In one application, the asphaltene-free material is thermally cracked and the heavier portion of the cracked effluent is recycled to combine with the fresh feed. The foam is created through the use of high-pressure hydrogen, being intimately admixed with the black oil, followed by depressuring into a foam chamber.
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227 |
High-purity synthetic pitch |
US3574653D |
1966-07-26 |
US3574653A |
1971-04-13 |
EDSTROM THEODORE; LEWIS IRWIN C; MITCHELL CHARLES V |
A SYNTHETIC PITCH HAVING A SOFTENING POINT IN THE RANGE FROM ABOUT 50*C. TO ABOUT 250*C. AND COMPRISING ACENAPHTHENE AND COMPLEX AROMATIZED PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS OF ACENAPHTHYLENE POLYMERS IS PRODUCED BY HEATING ACENAPHTHYLENE TO FORM A SOLID POLYMERIC MIXTURE, AND THEN FURTHER HEATING THE SOLID MIXTURE SO PRODUCED TO CAUSE IT TO LIWUEFY AND REFLUX TO PRODUCE SAID PITCH BY PYROLYSIS OF THE POLYMERS.
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228 |
Asphalt shearing process |
US3511769D |
1969-05-15 |
US3511769A |
1970-05-12 |
CORBETT LUKE W; CLARKE GEORGE A JR |
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229 |
Methods for improvement of asphalts |
US51269865 |
1965-12-09 |
US3344056A |
1967-09-26 |
ROSTLER FRITZ S |
|
230 |
Radiation of asphalts |
US68325057 |
1957-09-11 |
US3006831A |
1961-10-31 |
ILLMAN JOHN C |
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231 |
Pigment peptizing agent and process |
US23426551 |
1951-06-29 |
US2730453A |
1956-01-10 |
JORDAN MERRILL E; COLE HARVEY M |
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232 |
Light-colored asphalt |
US5691135 |
1935-12-31 |
US2195536A |
1940-04-02 |
LAUGHLIN KENNETH C; CIER HARRY E |
|
233 |
Process for treating soda asphalt |
US6035236 |
1936-01-22 |
US2189379A |
1940-02-06 |
SAMUEL KON; MICHEL TOURNADRE |
|
234 |
Process of refining oil |
US7286836 |
1936-04-06 |
US2139161A |
1938-12-06 |
HOWARD HUTCHINS GEORGE; HARTIGAN ARTHUR W |
|
235 |
Method of modifying properties of asphalts |
US1476035 |
1935-04-05 |
US2131205A |
1938-09-27 |
WELLS ALFRED A; COLLINS JOHN O |
|
236 |
Method of treating mineral oil residues |
US65316933 |
1933-01-23 |
US2026073A |
1935-12-31 |
THEODOOR SWERISSEN HERMAN |
|
237 |
Method and apparatus fob dehy |
US2018377D |
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US2018377A |
1935-10-22 |
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238 |
Petroleum plastic |
US55934931 |
1931-08-25 |
US1989045A |
1935-01-22 |
MERRILL DAVID R |
|
239 |
Treatment of hydrocarbon oils |
US58035331 |
1931-12-11 |
US1972936A |
1934-09-11 |
BENJAMIN HEID JACOB |
|
240 |
Process for the treatment of coal-tar. |
US1910572636 |
1910-07-18 |
US1148011A |
1915-07-27 |
DAVIES GEORGE LLEWELLYN; RICHARDS WALTER EDWIN WINDSOR |
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