Sentence examples for per bbl from inspiring English sources

Heavier feedstocks, such as resid, require more catalyst material (0.4 lbs per bbl) while lighter feedstocks, such as heavy gas oil (HGO), require less catalyst (∼0.15 lbs per bbl).

This equals about 0.35 lbs per bbl, in units more conventionally used in the field, making use of vacuum gas oil (VGO).

Companies often describe production in terms of bbl per day or bbl per quarter.

The volume of oil escaping the damaged well originally estimated by the U.S. Coast Guard at about 1,000 bbl per day was thought by U.S. scientists and engineers to have peaked at more than 60,000 bbl per day.

Though fitted loosely over the BOP, allowing some oil to escape, the cap enabled BP to siphon approximately 15,000 bbl per day to a tanker.

It's enough oil to supply the entirety of U.S. demand (roughly 20 million bbl per day) for three years.

Settling for a 30,000 bbl-per-day refinery smaller than the one originally wanted the government expected it to be the first strategic step toward transforming the East Africa region into the next point of focus for energy-hungry Asian markets.

Treatment was assumed to consist of trucking of water for disposal a round trip distance of 150 miles by road at 100 bbl load per truck at a fuel economy of 5 miles per gallon of diesel and treatment by a relatively energy intensive method: reverse osmosis and evaporation or freeze thaw evaporation at 2 kWh/bbl.

The price drop prompted OPEC to slash its output by 1.5 million bbl per day, but the price continued to fall, and in late December it slipped to as low as $36 per barrel.

The best results were obtained for cationic polyacrylamide chloride with quaternary ammonium group at 7 lb/bbl (pounds per barrel) in KCl brine at 18.74 lb/bbl with contact time of brine and clay of 7.6 h.

Assuming an oil production rate of 51 bbl/day and price of oil as $30.00 per barrel, $7,650.00 will be lost in the installation process.