序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
228 Asphalt shearing process US3511769D 1969-05-15 US3511769A 1970-05-12 CORBETT LUKE W; CLARKE GEORGE A JR
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
231 Pigment peptizing agent and process US23426551 1951-06-29 US2730453A 1956-01-10 JORDAN MERRILL E; COLE HARVEY M
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 US2018377A 1935-10-22
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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