Effects of Physical Properties and Environmental Conditions on the Natural Dispersion of Oil
Chenfang Wang; Longxi Han; Yi Zhang; Anqi Jiang; Jie Wang; Xiangming Niu · 2023 · Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
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“At 30 °C, the dispersion efficiency is 2 times higher than that at 15 °C, while salinity has no significant effect on dispersion efficiency.”
Abstract
The natural dispersion of oil depends on the oil types, wave-mixing energy, and the temperature and salinity of water. Laboratory experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of these factors on oil dispersion. The results demonstrated that the increase in temperature significantly enhanced the oil dispersion efficiency, particularly for low-viscosity oils. At 30 °C, the dispersion efficiency is 2 times higher than that at 15 °C, while salinity has no significant effect on dispersion efficiency. Nonlinear fitting results revealed an exponential increase in dispersion efficiency with t
Abstract by Chenfang Wang; Longxi Han; Yi Zhang; Anqi Jiang; Jie Wang; Xiangming Niu, Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (2023) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/jmse12010047