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NORM Management in the oil and gas industry

Annals of the ICRP, 2012
It has been established that naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) may accumulate at various locations along the oil and gas production process. Components such as wellheads, separation vessels, pumps, and other processing equipment can become contaminated with NORM, and NORM can accumulate in the form of sludge, scale, scrapings, and other ...
M, Cowie   +3 more
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The Oil and Gas Industry

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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The Oil and Gas Industry in Kazakstan

Nationalities Papers, 1998
In Kazakstan, there are currently over sixty known oil and natural gas fields, including five sedimentary basins with a potentially large amount of proven and expected gas and oil bearing seams. The largest and best known are the Caspian (Prikaspiiski), South Mangishlak (Uzhno-Mangishlakski), Ustiurt-Buzachi (Ustiurtsko-Buzachinski), Torgai (Torgaiski),
Erik S. Karibdzhanov   +1 more
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Investigations of Ubicomp in the oil and gas industry

Proceedings of the 12th ACM international conference on Ubiquitous computing, 2010
In this paper we describe a use context for ubicomp technology seldom investigated: the industrial setting, and in particular, the oil and gas industry. We suggest that the field offers interesting challenges to the ubicomp field and briefly outline some design opportunities.
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The Role of Independents in the Oil and Gas Industry

SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 2006
Abstract The Oil Industry has been witnessing many rapid developments recently. A tough competition is arising between Super Majors and National Oil Companies (NOC). Eight of the largest 10 E&P in the world are NOCs. Small Independent producers, engaged primarily in production development found a niche market.
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Benchmarking the Oil and Gas Industry

The Way Ahead, 2012
Technical Leaders Interview - A cross-industry interview with Ray Miessler, Johnson Space Center; James Pappas, Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America; and Jennifer Wheler, MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Ray Miessler   +2 more
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Financing the Appalachian Oil and Gas Industry

SPE Eastern Regional Meeting, 1980
Abstract In recent years, the Appalachian area has experienced a resurgence of oil and gas drilling and development. Increases in prices and the outlook for continued growth in the value of oil and gas has generated this growth in activity. Most of this growth has come from the smaller, independent, operator and contractor.
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Oil and Gas Industry

Information management concerns in oil and gas companies are frightening. This article provides a broad overview of machine learning and counterfeit insights to illuminate the oil and gas business. AI is also used in midstream activities including pipeline adjudication management, transportation, and coordination. It focusses on artificial intelligence-
Damodharan Palaniappan   +3 more
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Pumps in oil and gas industry

2022
The textbook is a systematic course of studying pumps and contains the theoretical foundations of the operation of dynamic and volumetric pumps, their hydraulic calculation and the choice of units during design.
Ismagil Ganeevich Arslanov   +2 more
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THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRIES IN THE U.S.S.R.

Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1960
DURING the period 1953-57 Soviet economists and other government personnel evaluated the broad features of the economy of their country in the light of expediencies and competitive costs and came up with some policy measures calculated to revamp certain sectors of the economy that were acting as bottlenecks to further development.
PAUL E. LYDOLPH, THEODORE SHABAD
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