Sentence examples for oil equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Among these PVT properties, some have a determinative role in gas and oil equilibrium in the hydrocarbon reservoirs.

They also indicate that Saudi Arabia does not have any incentive for altering the crude oil market equilibrium with either positive or negative supply shocks, as its welfare declines; and that it has an incentive (disincentive) for intervening if a negative (positive) demand shock hits the crude oil market.

This work compares the composition at different temperatures of gaseous phase of bergamot essential oil at equilibrium with the liquid phase.

A 5-lump kinetic model is proposed and validated to mean the catalytic cracking of pyrolysis oils with equilibrium fluid catalytic cracking catalyst (E-CAT) in an advanced cracking evaluation (ACE-R) FCC unit.

The literature regarding oil/SPM interactions is reviewed, and results from whole-oil droplet/SPM interaction kinetics and pure-component (Prudhoe Bay crude oil distillate cut) equilibrium partitioning experiments are presented.

The test at 50 °C and 90 °C showed a similar response, where the test at 130 °C clearly required a lower volume of oil to establish equilibrium.

Once the sphere comes to rest at the subsurface, the oil forms an equilibrium pendant drop that remains attached to the sphere.

The surfactant is dissolved in either water or oil and in equilibrium with aggregates of the surfactant known as micelles.

Our theoretical studies[34] suggest that the concentration of tracer in a migrated oil in local equilibrium with its carrier rock correlates inversely and linearly with the ratio of carrier bed pore volume transgressed to oil volume transmitted through it (i.e., volume carrier/volume oil transmitted).

In reading your post and I cannot believe that you conveniently did "…not conduct an oil-industry-wide equilibrium analysis…" Had you conducted a detailed fuel analysis or read reports from ICF or IHS it would have been evidently clear to you that Canadian oil sands are less intensive than the Venezuelan and Mexican heavy crudes the United State imports.

While this post does not conduct an oil-industry-wide equilibrium analysis, it suggests that not permitting Keystone XL to proceed will keep a minimum of one billion barrels of heavy crude from Canadian bitumen in the ground by 2030 – in the absence of additional transport or refining projects.