Sentence examples for sand processing from inspiring English sources

Displacement of immiscible fluids is important in sub-surface processes such as enhanced oil recovery, oil sand processing and detergency.

For example, naphtha - a complex hydrocarbon – is routinely used for extraction of bitumen from oil sands, needs to be monitored on a routine basis in oil sands processing.

This paper presents the application of a multiple model approach for the design of a soft sensor aiming at predicting the quality of the product of a separation unit in oil sands processing.

The efficacy of the method is further highlighted by a successful industrial application of an adaptive multi-model inferential sensor designed for real-time monitoring of a key quality variable in an oil sands processing unit.

They are building entire power plants in Alberta, just to power the tar sands processing.

Shell Canada, with financial help from the Canadian government, is planning a commercial-scale carbon capture and storage project to bury roughly a million tons a year of carbon dioxide at an oil sands processing plant.

In practice, it has proved too complex and expensive to be a serious rival to oil until now.Today's oil prices, combined with cost reductions and innovations in tar-sands processing, are leading to a bonanza.

Application of hydrodynamic cavitation to fine and coarse particle flotation, high intensity conditioning, oil agglomeration of fine coal, and oil sands processing has confirmed the role of tiny bubbles formed by cavitation in improving recovery efficiency.

EnCana had already decided where it was going to build its oil sands processing plant in Foster Creek when it did something that would make your average oil man choke: It asked the tribal council of the Cold Lake First Nation if the plant's location was acceptable to them, even though the land wasn't on their reservation.

This makes it possible to provide hydrogen in upgrading the Canadian oil sands bitumen from processing its waste product H2S.

We isolated DNA using the DNeasy Plant Mini Kit (QIAGEN, Valencia, California, USA) according to the manufacturer's protocol except that leaves dried in silica gel were homogenized in QIAGEN AP1 buffer and RNase A using the FastPrep homogenizer (MP Biomedicals, Santa Ana, California, USA) with a ceramic bead and garnet sand in FastPrep tubes, processing three times for 20 s each at 6 m/s.