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Analytical chemistry solutions to hazard evaluation of petroleum refining products [PDF]
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2023 Products of petroleum refining are substances that are both complex and variable. These substances are produced and distributed in high volumes; therefore, they are heavily scrutinized in terms of their potential hazards and risks. Because of inherent compositional complexity and variability, unique challenges exist in terms of their registration and ...
Mark P Barrow, Ivan Rusyn
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Inventories under Joint Production: An Empirical Analysis of Petroleum Refining [PDF]
Review of Economics and Statistics, 1997 This study examines the determinants of inventory investment under joint production. We simultaneously estimate a set of optimal sales relations, variable input demands, and a set of Euler equations for capital and inventories of raw materials, work in process, and final products in the petroleum refining industry.
Timothy J. Considine
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Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021 The petroleum refining industry is an important energy conversion sector, providing both products and raw materials to a wide range of end-use sectors, including the transportation and chemical industries.
Ying Fan, Shaohui Zhang
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Marine fuels from products of deep petroleum refining
Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1989N K Kondrasheva
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Estimation and projections of demand for crude petroleum and refined petroleum products
Energy Economics, 1979Abstract The purpose of this article is to estimate the demand and supply relationships of the US petroleum market. By measuring the elasticities and cross-elasticities of demand, the relative responsiveness of changes in prices and income and the possibility of substitution of alternative energy resources for petroleum are determined. The demand for
Angelos Pagoulatos, John F. Timmons
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Transitions in the Chinese market for refined petroleum products
OPEC Energy Review, 2012AbstractChina's rapidly rising crude oil consumption has been a cause of concern, both for China's own energy security and the effects this rising demand has on world oil markets. However, one must disaggregate the domestic Chinese demand for petroleum products to reveal what sort of policy options might be sensible.
Leung, Guy C.K. +2 more
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Distribution of Refined Petroleum Products in Russia
Post-Soviet Geography and Economics, 1999A Western specialist on Russia's oil and gas industries, together with two Russian analysts, examines the development of the distribution system for refined petroleum products in post-Soviet Russia. Such “downstream” activities, oriented largely toward the domestic market, are an increasingly important component of the growth strategies of Russia's ...
Matthew J. Sagers +2 more
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Refining for export and the convergence of petroleum product prices
Energy Economics, 2015Abstract The petroleum refining industry has changed over the past decades from one in which capacity primarily served local and regional markets to one in which trade in refined petroleum products has become more widespread. We investigate the hypothesis of increasing globalization by examining the convergence of prices for refined products across ...
Armando Zavaleta +2 more
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Upgrading and Refining of Crude Oils and Petroleum Products by Ionizing Irradiation
Topics in Current Chemistry, 2016A general trend in the oil industry is a decrease in the proven reserves of light crude oils so that any increase in future oil exploration is associated with high-viscous sulfuric oils and bitumen. Although the world reserves of heavy oil are much greater than those of sweet light oils, their exploration at present is less than 12 % of the total oil ...
Yuriy A, Zaikin, Raissa F, Zaikina
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The economic impact of taxes on refined petroleum products in the Philippines
Energy, 1993Abstract This paper uses an aggregate modelling approach to assess the impact of taxes on refined petroleum products on the Philippine economy. The effects of removing the 48% tax on premium and regular gasoline and the 24% tax on other refined petroleum products on prices and quantities are examined.
Roy Boyd, Noel D. Uri
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