Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states

Objectives. The increased use of unmanned aerial vehicles necessitates the search for jet fuels based on hydrocarbon materials with high energy intensity and physical density. The purpose of the work was to analyze the influence of various factors on the mass energy intensity of hydrocarbons. This a...

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Main Authors: G. J. Кабо, L. A. Kabo, L. S. Karpushenkava, A. V. Blokhin
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Language:Russian
Published: MIREA - Russian Technological University 2021-09-01
Series:Тонкие химические технологии
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Online Access:https://www.finechem-mirea.ru/jour/article/view/1722
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author G. J. Кабо
L. A. Kabo
L. S. Karpushenkava
A. V. Blokhin
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L. S. Karpushenkava
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description Objectives. The increased use of unmanned aerial vehicles necessitates the search for jet fuels based on hydrocarbon materials with high energy intensity and physical density. The purpose of the work was to analyze the influence of various factors on the mass energy intensity of hydrocarbons. This analysis is required to substantiate the algorithm for locating energy-intensive CnHm structures.Methods. Combustion energy was calculated using additive procedures. The calculations were performed using Microsoft Excel.Results. During the analysis of the mass energy intensity of CnHm hydrocarbons, the m/n ratio was discovered to be the decisive factor for achieving high values of the mass energy intensity of hydrocarbons. The energy intensity decreases when moving from alicyclic to cyclic hydrocarbons, and this decrease is not compensated by the production of strain energy. An additive scheme that allows the molar volume of hydrocarbons to be predicted with sufficient accuracy is proposed for calculating the volumetric enthalpies of combustion.Conclusions. According to the thermodynamic analysis, n-alkanes have the highest mass energy intensities. The technology for extracting n-alkanes from oil fractions is well developed, and a decrease in the hydrogen content in the fuel results in a decrease in the mass energy intensity. It appears improbable that the mass and volumetric energy intensities of hydrocarbons seem will reach their maximum values simultaneously. Hydrocarbons that have a high m/n value, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-membered rings, and phenyl fragments may have relatively high mass and volumetric energy intensities at the same time.
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spelling doaj-art-74a6f0796cec4cd1b0a98f8eaf5ffeca2025-08-20T03:23:07ZrusMIREA - Russian Technological UniversityТонкие химические технологии2410-65932686-75752021-09-0116427328610.32362/2410-6593-2021-16-4-273-2861642Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid statesG. J. Кабо0L. A. Kabo1L. S. Karpushenkava2A. V. Blokhin3Belarusian State UniversityBelarusian State UniversityBelarusian State UniversityBelarusian State UniversityObjectives. The increased use of unmanned aerial vehicles necessitates the search for jet fuels based on hydrocarbon materials with high energy intensity and physical density. The purpose of the work was to analyze the influence of various factors on the mass energy intensity of hydrocarbons. This analysis is required to substantiate the algorithm for locating energy-intensive CnHm structures.Methods. Combustion energy was calculated using additive procedures. The calculations were performed using Microsoft Excel.Results. During the analysis of the mass energy intensity of CnHm hydrocarbons, the m/n ratio was discovered to be the decisive factor for achieving high values of the mass energy intensity of hydrocarbons. The energy intensity decreases when moving from alicyclic to cyclic hydrocarbons, and this decrease is not compensated by the production of strain energy. An additive scheme that allows the molar volume of hydrocarbons to be predicted with sufficient accuracy is proposed for calculating the volumetric enthalpies of combustion.Conclusions. According to the thermodynamic analysis, n-alkanes have the highest mass energy intensities. The technology for extracting n-alkanes from oil fractions is well developed, and a decrease in the hydrogen content in the fuel results in a decrease in the mass energy intensity. It appears improbable that the mass and volumetric energy intensities of hydrocarbons seem will reach their maximum values simultaneously. Hydrocarbons that have a high m/n value, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-membered rings, and phenyl fragments may have relatively high mass and volumetric energy intensities at the same time.https://www.finechem-mirea.ru/jour/article/view/1722hydrocarbon fuelenergy intensitypolycyclic hydrocarbonsmass enthalpy of combustionvolumetric enthalpy of combustionadditive calculations
spellingShingle G. J. Кабо
L. A. Kabo
L. S. Karpushenkava
A. V. Blokhin
Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
Тонкие химические технологии
hydrocarbon fuel
energy intensity
polycyclic hydrocarbons
mass enthalpy of combustion
volumetric enthalpy of combustion
additive calculations
title Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
title_full Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
title_fullStr Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
title_full_unstemmed Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
title_short Energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
title_sort energy intensity of hydrocarbons in liquid and solid states
topic hydrocarbon fuel
energy intensity
polycyclic hydrocarbons
mass enthalpy of combustion
volumetric enthalpy of combustion
additive calculations
url https://www.finechem-mirea.ru/jour/article/view/1722
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