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Shale Oils

2017
Shale oil is the product of the thermal reaction and decomposition of kerogen present in oil shales. Any technology to produce shale oil includes mining, heat treatment—also known as retorting—to extract the oil, and oil upgrading. Mining oil shale can be either surface mining or in situ retorting.
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Oil shales and their analysis

Fuel, 1983
Abstract Oil shales are defined as fine grained sedimentary rocks containing abundant mainly sapropelic organic matter which produce oil on distillation (the merits of their classification are discussed). They represent a vast, relatively untapped, potential source of energy.
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Oil-Shale Processing

Transactions of the AIME, 1949
Abstract A progress report on the oil-shale and shale-oil processing research programat the U.S. Bureau of Mines Oil-Shale Demonstration Plant. Legislationproviding for the program and aims are briefly noted. The remoteness and ruggednature of the terrain at the plant site are important factors in constructionand ...
Boyd Guthrie, J. D. Lankford
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Oil Shale

2017
Oil shale, also called oil parent shale, is an important raw material for producing artificial oil. It can be decomposed into oil-shale oil, dry distillation gas, and shale semicoke. The development and utilization of oil shale throughout the world has been underway for more than 170 years; however, due to limitations related to technology, cost, and ...
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Oil-shale Mining

Transactions of the AIME, 1949
Abstract The term oil shale is defined. Foreign oil shale developments are outlinedbriefly. The richest and most extensive oil-shale deposits in the United Stateslie in western Colorado. The Bureau of Mines is opening two adjacent areas forunderground mining in western Colorado.
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Characteristics and Utilization of Oil Shale and Shale Oil

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1951
J. S. Ball   +4 more
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Hydrogenation of Shale Oil

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1952
G. E. Phillips   +2 more
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