Sentence examples for excess refining from inspiring English sources

In its latest quarterly commodities research report, Deutsche Bank said that high inventories, excess refining capacity, weak economic growth and soft demand for crude "will make it difficult to sustain rallies in the crude oil price".

More excess refining capacity is expected to be added from refinery expansions initiated way before fuel demand slumped.

And even if some gasoline exports to Iran can be curtailed, Russia and Venezuela have the excess refining capacity to plug the gap, according to Fariborz Ghadar, a trade expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

All pulps reached between 33 and 39 kN m/kg in the stretch index, between 1.5 and 2 kN/g for the burst index and 0.7 2.5 N m2/g for the tear index and not in excess of the refining degree (<45 °SR).

It took 30 years of economic growth to absorb the excess capacity that has kept refining margins low for decades.

We intend to use the expected excess cash flow from this refining asset to ultimately bring down the debt balance," Ovelmen added.

The poisoning effect of excess Si solute on the grain-refining potency of Al Ti B grain refiners in Al Si casting alloys has been studied in a crystallographic investigation.

Response surface methodology with central composite design was used to study the effect of the parameters in the neutralization stage of chemical refining process, namely the excess level of sodium hydroxide (0 5%), temperature (25 85 °C) and time (10 50 min).

Thus, it remains unclear whether such excess in fact exists; further, more refined, experimental attempts with selection of RNA aptamers for such amino acids would be most welcome.

The objective of this study was to improve upon previous research by providing a more refined, current estimate of the excess healthcare and work-loss costs of prescription opioid abuse among commercially insured patients from 2006 2012.

The excess sulfur is removed from crude oil during refining, because sulfur oxides released into the atmosphere during the combustion of oil would constitute a major pollutant.