Sentence examples for extracted hydrocarbons from inspiring English sources

To perform the simulation of the whole process, we have experimentally studied the liquid-liquid extraction of aromatics from pyrolysis gasoline and the recovery of the extracted hydrocarbons from the ILs.

The advantages are many: the geology and technology involved are well understood; the exploration costs are small; and the reservoirs in question have already proved they can hold liquids and gases for aeons, since that is how the extracted hydrocarbons built up in them.

Nevertheless, the recovery of the extracted hydrocarbons has been much less investigated, being a required task to complete the global separation process.

These extracted hydrocarbons and fatty acids mixtures were analysed using an Agilent model 7890A gas chromatograph as previously described (Voshol et al. 2014).

The extracted hydrocarbon is processed by a subset of the same industry into a variety of products that include fuel for combustion, feedstock for the production of plastic, etc.

As our numbed eyes witness every night on the news, stuff happens, particularly when it comes to extracting hydrocarbons.

An official of the island's Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum has specified that any companies extracting hydrocarbons in the neighbourhood must also develop and use carbon-storage technology.

The high oil prices of recent years have led oil companies to invest heavily in exploration and in techniques to extract hydrocarbons that until recently were off limits, including the shale formations in North Dakota in the United States.

CO2 under supercritical (SC) conditions is a powerful solvent capable of extracting hydrocarbons from crude oil.

The objective of this study was to develop an optimized supercritical CO2 method for extracting hydrocarbons from Botryococcus braunii.

This paper presents the results of a laboratory study investigating the capacity of CO2 to extract hydrocarbons from an oil-saturated soil under a wide range of pressures and temperatures (80 120 bar for temperatures ranging from 40 to 60 °C and 200 300 bar for temperatures varying from 100 to 140 °C).