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Palm oil: a review on nutritional composition, processing, contaminants, and sustainability frameworks in the food system. [PDF]
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Refining petroleum with membranes
Science, 2022Polymeric membranes may lower the energy requirement for oil ...
Hyeokjun, Seo, Dong-Yeun, Koh
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Reimagining petroleum refining
Science, 2020Rigid polymer membranes separate crude oil components without ...
Joan F, Brennecke, Benny, Freeman
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Scientific American, 1919
<div class="htmlview paragraph">A short account of the discovery and early development of the oils in the Appalachian Field is followed by a description of several oil-testing instruments and of modern refinery practice with diagrams and drawings.
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">A short account of the discovery and early development of the oils in the Appalachian Field is followed by a description of several oil-testing instruments and of modern refinery practice with diagrams and drawings.
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Electrical engineering and the petroleum refiner
Electrical Engineering, 1940The use of electricity in refineries has increased tremendously in the last decade; this increase can be primarily traced to: 1. Development of equipment that is suitable for use in refinery atmospheres. 2. Development of improved mechanical equipment. 3. Development of generating equipment of industrial size having suitable operating economies.
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Petroleum Science and Technology, 2001
Nickel plays both negative and positive roles in petroleum refining. Found as a naturally occurring trace element in many crude oils and bound in oil-soluble ligation, nickel concentrations range from a few to over 250 ppm. In the conversion of crude oils to transportation fuels, these concentrations generally cause problems.
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Nickel plays both negative and positive roles in petroleum refining. Found as a naturally occurring trace element in many crude oils and bound in oil-soluble ligation, nickel concentrations range from a few to over 250 ppm. In the conversion of crude oils to transportation fuels, these concentrations generally cause problems.
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