The Naphtha Hydrotreater unit's purpose was to remove sulfur and other impurities from raw naphtha so it could be turned into high-octane gasoline stock.
Afterward, as workmen at Gravesend Bay were pumping out the Alva Cape's remaining naphtha, it blew up again, killing four more.
Along with jute and jute manufactures, tea and naphtha are among the city's principal exports.
In 1861 the British inventor Alexander Parkes patented Parkesine, a plastic made from a liquid solution of nitrocellulose in wood naphtha, and in 1867 Parkes's coworker Daniel Spill produced Xylonite, a mixture of nitrocellulose, camphor, and castor oil.
A detailed one-dimensional model in conjunction with the Smith's model for naphtha reforming is employed to predict the performance of this configuration.
Utilizing syngas from coal gasification as the feed gas, the combined system integrates the advantages of HTFT and LTFT and results in an increased range of products, namely α-olefins (mainly C4, C6, and C8), synthetic lubricant, gasoline, diesel, naphtha, greatly enhancing the system's market adaptability.
The dark mirror of Settembrini's rational humanism, for Naphtha piety and cruelty are inseparable.
Fired up a new naphtha cracker in Taiwan this spring, Asia's biggest plant of its kind.
Thirty-three were killed when the Alva Cape's cargo, 4.2 million gallons of highly flammable naphtha, exploded and burned.
Macintosh's contribution was the rediscovery, in 1823, of coal-tar naphtha as a cheap and effective solvent.
Europe and Asia rely only on expensive naphtha.
