Sentence examples for refining by from inspiring English sources

Cheaper oil has helped refining by lowering the input costs.

The procedure is accomplished in three ways: refining by fire, by electrolytic, or by chemical methods.

If the weather turns cold suddenly, the release from the reserves, which should be available to consumers, after refining, by early December, will not be able to shield the Northeast from price spikes or possibly crippling shortages.

David Tepper, founder of Appaloosa Management, went big on energy last quarter, scooping up 5.2 million shares of Valero Energy, an additional 5.8 million shares of CVR Energy and increased his stake in Western Refining by 2.8 million shares.

Heat from water vapour in the first chamber can thus be recycled to evaporate water in the next chamber, and so on.No salt, pleaseThis reduced the energy consumption of sugar refining by up to 80%, says James Birkett of West Neck Strategies, a desalination consultancy based in Nobleboro, Maine.

A yield of fine fiber from the retted stems processed through the Flax-PP was acquired from further cleaning and refining by passage through a Shirley Analyzer.

Its principal products are refined fuels, propane, and petroleum refining by-products, including pet coke.

Together with it, the market of the oil refining by-products, phospholipids sludge (wet gum) and distillates of the deodorizer (DDEO) is rapidly changing.

Isocyanate-based modification is lately gaining acceptance as a successful way to give added value to bitumen, a crude oil refining by-product.

For the past 18 months engineers have been testing coal, petroleum coke (a refining by-product) and other fuels in the plant, tinkering with the catalyst and gathering data.

The Carson plant plans to employ integrated gasification combined cycle technology: petroleum coke (or "petcoke," a petroleum refining by-product) would be processed to separate hydrogen and CO2.