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Oil and gas enterprises are characterized by an increased fire risk. There is high probability of occurrence and
spread of large fires when oil production and processing, transportation and storage of oil products occurs. There
is high probability of large fires during the oil production, oil processing and during the transportation and storage of
petroleum products. New materials created using nanotechnology principles are needed to improve the efficiency
of fire prevention and extinguishing systems. The technology for controlling the properties and performance characteristics
of nanofluids based on liquid hydrocarbons and water is based on the methods of functionalization and
interaction of clusters of the base liquid and multilayer carbon nanotubes, methods for stabilizing nanofluids, for
changing the thermophysical, rheo-logical and electrostatic properties of substances and materials on their basis.
The proposed technology makes it possible to create nanomaterials based on various scenarios for the development
of emergency situations and to apply them to reduce fire risk at oil and gas facilities.
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