Sentence examples for refinery work from inspiring English sources

It led to a suspending of the refinery work for a week and caused near 700 million RMB economic losses.

The patterns for CLL tended to be different between the three studies with the Australian study showing increased risk in several analyses and particularly for refinery work (similar to the earlier Australian nested case-control (Glass et al, 2003)).

In an analysis of the longest job held by each subject (average duration 9.2 years or 40% of the refinery work history), three groups appeared to be at increased risk: laborers (RR = 1.9, 95% CI 1.0-3.9 1.0-3.9rs in receipt, storage, and movements (RR = 2.5, 95% CI 0.9-6.6); and unit cleaners (RR = 2.3, 95% CI 0.5-9.9).

Refinery works on very small Gross Refinery Margin (GRM); off specification product blends results in considerable cost overhead because product blending is the last operation in the refinery process.

A managing director since 1997, Van der Veer had run a refinery, worked overseas and been president of the Royal Dutch side, overseeing its chemicals business and so hadn't been tarred by E&P.

Build the 2nd level of your mines (stone works, crystal refinery, wood works, mill/bakery).

But the fast-changing nature of the industry, the emergence of shale oil in America and gas booms in places such as Qatar and Australia are putting Nigeria behind the times.Its four refineries work far below capacity, forcing Nigeria to import most of its fuel.

It has awarded a contract worth $52m to fix damaged pipelines in the Delta region and promised to get refineries working again by December.

Today at $90/bbl with fundamentals still glaringly weak, with inventories near all-time highs and refineries working under capacity, his "efficiencies" or lack thereof, are draining $600,000,000 a day from the economy.

The city also has an oil refinery, aluminum works, cement works, fertilizer factories, sugar refineries, brick and tile works, and salt-manufacturing and papermaking plants.

This paper presents the results obtained by a feasibility study of a flare gas recovery system in a real refinery; the work focused on: i) the choice and the design of the flare gas recovery system; ii) the gas treatment and reuse; iii) the economic feasibility, and the payback period.