The phrase "at refinery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location where refining processes occur, typically in the context of oil or chemical industries.
Example: "The new safety protocols will be implemented at refinery to ensure the well-being of all workers."
Alternatives: "in the refinery" or "on-site at the refinery".
The PRB at refinery is based on ZSM-5 followed byMordenite.
Peter Wang has joined the company as its new chief technology officer, coming from similar roles at Refinery 29 and Buddy Media — both successful media properties.
He now plays a more commercial role, working with customers providing solutions for the supply and integration of hydrogen plants located at refinery sites, a growth area for BOC.
In the (former) settlement of Paloma a fire burned at an oil refinery, and an explosion occurred at refinery in Long Beach due to a cracked pipe, but most of the Greater Los Angeles Area was free from heavy damage due to the distant location (around 10 miles southwest of Tehachapi) of the earthquake.
The difference in MenC carriage rates among workers at the 2 refineries was not significant: 6.3% at Refinery A and 4.9% at Refinery B (p = 0.48) (Table 1).
With these new cases, the incidence of meningococcal disease reached 34.1 cases/100,000 persons at Refinery A. Meningococcal A/C polysaccharide vaccination was recommended for all 17,590 workers at Refinery A. Vaccination began on April 16, and 1 week later, 91% coverage of workers at Refinery A was achieved.
One leg turns east and terminates at refineries in Illinois.
The delays at refineries and pipelines rippled through the system.
But industrial action continued at refineries in France, leading to fears of possible fuel shortages.
It is looking at refineries, gas station chains and even the struggling United States airline industry.
There are other, more technical reasons gasoline prices might rise, including problems at refineries.
