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2022
Abstract The gas industry, initially making gas from coal, was born in Britain around the first decade of the nineteenth century. To begin with, the gas was used almost exclusively for lighting, before other applications emerged towards the end of that century.
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Abstract The gas industry, initially making gas from coal, was born in Britain around the first decade of the nineteenth century. To begin with, the gas was used almost exclusively for lighting, before other applications emerged towards the end of that century.
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Transformation of Traditional Gas Industries to Blockchain-Enabled Gas Industries
2022The author considers the main purpose of this chapter to be the presentation of a modern approach to the digital transformation of traditional business processes in the gas industry. Using the example of a pilot project successfully implemented in the gas industry, the author shows the process of synthesizing a high-tech supply chain infrastructure ...
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1970
The three previous chapters have all been concerned with major sectors of private industry, where the rules concerning pricing and output are based on the predominantly commercial considerations of profit-making, the growth of the firm, or some similar objective. The avowed aim of the nationalised industries is different.
F. V. Meyer +2 more
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The three previous chapters have all been concerned with major sectors of private industry, where the rules concerning pricing and output are based on the predominantly commercial considerations of profit-making, the growth of the firm, or some similar objective. The avowed aim of the nationalised industries is different.
F. V. Meyer +2 more
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Physics in Technology, 1985
A ready supply of natural gas is now often taken for granted, but providing the consumer with gas of the right pressure at the right place and gas that will burn efficiently and reliably involves much application of physics.
A Melvin, D B Smith
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A ready supply of natural gas is now often taken for granted, but providing the consumer with gas of the right pressure at the right place and gas that will burn efficiently and reliably involves much application of physics.
A Melvin, D B Smith
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Financial Analysts Journal, 1953
I AM PLEASED AND FLATTERED to be with you and also to speak on the same program with Commissioner Nelson Lee Smith of the Federal Power Commission, whom I often appear before in regulatory matters affecting the natural gas business. Although I have occasions to disagree with him, I respect the integrity of his thinking and have found him at all times ...
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I AM PLEASED AND FLATTERED to be with you and also to speak on the same program with Commissioner Nelson Lee Smith of the Federal Power Commission, whom I often appear before in regulatory matters affecting the natural gas business. Although I have occasions to disagree with him, I respect the integrity of his thinking and have found him at all times ...
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Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes, 1961
RÉSUMÉCet article est consacré aux aspects géographiques dominants de l'expansion de la production du gaz en Europe pendant ces dernières années.L'auteur met l'accent, notamment, sur la diversité grandissante des sources de production, la pose de nouveaux pipe‐lines et sur les objectifs techniques et économiques qui tendent à modifier la géographie de ...
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RÉSUMÉCet article est consacré aux aspects géographiques dominants de l'expansion de la production du gaz en Europe pendant ces dernières années.L'auteur met l'accent, notamment, sur la diversité grandissante des sources de production, la pose de nouveaux pipe‐lines et sur les objectifs techniques et économiques qui tendent à modifier la géographie de ...
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2013
The gas industry has grown from local roots to become a global industry. It is fundamentally different from oil, being a much cheaper commodity. It has been through major transitions in ownership from its private pioneering days to municipally owned local networks, then centralized under government ownerships until privatized again.
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The gas industry has grown from local roots to become a global industry. It is fundamentally different from oil, being a much cheaper commodity. It has been through major transitions in ownership from its private pioneering days to municipally owned local networks, then centralized under government ownerships until privatized again.
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1971
The industrial gas turbines discussed in this chapter are divided into two main categories: (1) internal combustion turbines ranging from very simple units with outputs as low as 25 kW up to several MW; (2) closed cycle gas turbines. The first group covers designs similar to those dealt with in Chapters 7 and 9, which have a fuel-combustion chamber (or
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The industrial gas turbines discussed in this chapter are divided into two main categories: (1) internal combustion turbines ranging from very simple units with outputs as low as 25 kW up to several MW; (2) closed cycle gas turbines. The first group covers designs similar to those dealt with in Chapters 7 and 9, which have a fuel-combustion chamber (or
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1994
With the discovery of commercially viable quantities of oil in 1929, the economy of Brunei became closely linked to the global oil market and to external sources for the exploration, processing and disposal of its chief revenue earner. In the early 1990s, Brunei was the third largest producer of oil and natural gas in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and
Mark Cleary, Shuang Yann Wong
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With the discovery of commercially viable quantities of oil in 1929, the economy of Brunei became closely linked to the global oil market and to external sources for the exploration, processing and disposal of its chief revenue earner. In the early 1990s, Brunei was the third largest producer of oil and natural gas in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and
Mark Cleary, Shuang Yann Wong
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