Vinera Bekbayeva, Ashimhan Toktasynovich Kanaev, Galina Metaxa and Zy Losinq
Abstract
This article analyzes system interrelations in oil–water compositions. The matrix of various responses to ambient impacts is constructed for four levels of consideration: molecular, structural, hydrostatic and hydrodynamic. Each level of consideration is characterized by certain responses to ambient impacts which are regulated by multiplicity interrelations, that is, they are capable to implement conditions of resonant response upon variation of impact parameters. Mathematical interrelations are selected making it possible to perform quantitative calculations both for one level of consideration and for interlevel interactions. Scientific significance of the work is determined by physically substantiated evaluations of state forecast of the considered composition, and practical result is possibility to develop new engineering processes based on their resonant conditions.