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S Kira, H Hayatsu, Y Nogami, M Ogata. 1987. Mutagenicity in machine oils.. https://doi.org/10.1539/joh1959.29.296
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In the present work, the potential of purifying an oily wastewater from a lubricant production unit, consisting mainly of alcohols, phenols and heavy linear saturated hydrocarbons, using the stripping process was examined. The effect of stripping gas flow (75-300 L(N2) L(WW)(-1) h(-1)) and system temperature (295-355 K) on the chemical oxygen demand (COD) of the effluent was investigated. A decrease in COD content of 25-30% was achieved after 4 h for stripping gas flow rates over 150 L(N2)L(WW)(-1) h(-1), whereas the rate of organic compounds removal was enhanced by increasing temperature up to 333 K. At higher temperatures an effluent condensation was observed. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry analysis of both liquid and gas phase showed that linear saturated hydrocarbons of high molecular weight were stripped out from the wastewater. The results are in agreement with the equilibrium ratio of these compounds as predicted from by theoretical calculations.
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This paper analyzed the pollution sources and paths of groundwater environment in Longnan of Daqing during oilfield exploitation. Based on the technological characteristics of oilfield exploitation, a mathematical model on the migration and transformation of oil pollutants was developed, in which, the degradability and the adsorption capacity of oil pollutants were taken into account. An analytical formula of oil pollutant migration in groundwater was derived with continuous sources, and a prediction on the migration was made, which provide an important basis for the environmental impact assessment of oilfield exploitation project.