'Oil sand' presentation slideshows

Nonrenewable Energy

Nonrenewable Energy. Chapter 15. Core Case Study: How Long Will Supplies of Conventional Oil Last?. Oil: energy supplier How much is left? When will we run out? Three options Look for more Reduce oil use and waste Use other energy sources No easy solutions.

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Nonrenewable Energy

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OIL

OIL. Oil is a fossil fuel produced by decomposition of deeply buried organic material such as plants under high temperatures and pressures for millions of years.

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OIL

OIL. Oil is a fossil fuel produced by decomposition of deeply buried organic material such as plants under high temperatures and pressures for millions of years.

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OIL

OIL. Oil is a fossil fuel produced by decomposition of deeply buried organic material such as plants under high temperatures and pressures for millions of years.

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Quantifying Seismic Reflectivity

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Patent-Surfing How patent mapping can help you predict the future

Patent-Surfing How patent mapping can help you predict the future. James Culy Head of Informed Innovation. Introduction to your speaker. Introduction. Patents are a useful way of finding out research trends and ideas They can be used to find fast followers or unexpected competitors

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Oil Sands ― lab preparation

Oil Sands ― lab preparation. Information (in words and photos) for teachers and/or lab-techs for oil sands labs. Oil Sands Investigations.

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Oil Sands ? lab preparation

Oil Sands ? lab preparation. Information (in words and photos) for teachers and/or lab-techs for oil sands labs. Oil Sands Investigations.

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OIL SHALES & TAR SANDS

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Kalina Scherbel December 4, 2003

North American Tar Baby:. Draining the Alberta Oil Sands. Kalina Scherbel December 4, 2003. OVERVIEW. Oil sand & bitumen Location Abundance Comparisons to the world market Positive Implications. WHAT ARE OIL SANDS?. Also known as tar sands

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Extraction of Bitumen from Oil Sands

Extraction of Bitumen from Oil Sands. HOSE. Depleted, settled oil sands (left in pic.) and collected bitumen via pressure cycles (right in pic.). Extraction conditions: T = 85 o C; P = 100 psi; 20 cycles; total extraction time: 10 min.

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