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Showing 1 to 20 of 42 for “"Oil Shale"”.

  1. Gassy oil shale mining: retrofit economics

    Trent, Robert H.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1980

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 99-105).

    colo-mines Repository record

  2. The thermomechanical response of oil shale

    Switchenko, Peter Michael.Massachusetts Institute of Technology1979

    Thesis: M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 1979

    mit Repository record

  3. Thermal solution of Stuart deposit oil shale

    Frank, Wayne L.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1983

    Includes bibliographical references.

    colo-mines Repository record

  4. Impacts of oil shale development incentives, The

    Ratcliff, Donald B.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1980

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 88-94).

    colo-mines Repository record

  5. Thermal solution of Stuart deposit oil shale

    Frank, Wayne L.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1983

    Includes bibliographical references.

    colo-mines Repository record

  6. Composition and diagenesis of oil shale industrial solid wastes

    Mõtlep, Riho2010

    Tänane Eesti elektrienergia tootmine tugineb enam kui 90% osas põlevkivienergeetikal. Põlevkivi põletamisel ja/või keemilisel töötlemisel tekib suures koguses jääkprodukte – tuhka ja poolkoksi. Jäätmete taaskasutamine on olnud väga piiratud ja kindlasti ebapiisav. Seetõttu on valdav enamus tuhast …

    tartu Repository record

  7. Geopolymeric potential of the Estonian oil shale processing waste

    Paiste, Päärn2017

    Geopolümeerid on anorgaaniliste polümeeride hulka kuuluvad kolmedimensionaalse struktuuriga tsementeeruvad materjalid, mis moodustuvad alumosilikaatide leelisaktivisatsioonil. Geopolümeersed sideained ja nendest valmistatud betoon on oma omadustelt võrreldavad või sageli isegi paremate omadustega, …

    tartu Repository record

  8. Oil shale surface retorting technology selection: a comparative analysis

    Heydari, Mir NassirColorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1981

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-219).

    colo-mines Repository record

  9. Comparison of Heating Methods for In-Situ Oil Shale Extraction

    Hazra, Kaushik GauravTexas A & M University2014

    Oil shales are lamellar, non-porous, impermeable hydrocarbon bearing rocks that contain organic matter called kerogen which, when heated at pyrolysis temperature of approximately 600-800 ℉, thermo-chemically decomposes to liberate hydrocarbons. They are at the base of the resource triangle because …

    tamu Repository record

  10. Strength and self-cementing properties of oil shale retorting wastes

    Sedman, Annette2013

    tartu

  11. The sorptive behavior of organic compounds on retorted oil shale

    Godrej, Adil N.Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University1989

    Oil shale is a valuable natural resource of oil. The United States has only 5% of the known world reserves of recoverable crude oil and about 73% of the known world reserves of recoverable oil shale. Before there can be full-scale commercial development of oil shale, the problems associated with …

    vt Repository record

  12. Pyrolysis and hydropyrolysis of Montcey oil shale at short residence times

    Altizer, Elden L.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1985

    Includes bibliographical references.

    colo-mines Repository record

  13. Thermal effects of heat losses from an insulated oil-shale sample

    Gosik, Robert J.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1969

    Includes bibliographical references.

    colo-mines Repository record

  14. Determination of low-temperature thermal conductivities for several grades of oil shale

    Sladek, Thomas A.Colorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1969

    Includes bibliographical references (page 36).

    colo-mines Repository record

  15. Nuclear renewable oil shale hybrid energy systems : configuration, performance, and development pathways

    Curtis, Daniel JosephMassachusetts Institute of Technology2015

    Nuclear Renewable Oil Shale Systems (NROSS) are a class of large Hybrid Energy Systems in which nuclear reactors provide the primary energy used to produce shale oil from kerogen deposits and also provide flexible, dispatchable electricity to the grid. Kerogen is solid organic matter trapped in …

    mit Repository record

  16. Assessment of Possible Carcinogenic Hazards Created in Surrounding Ecosystems by Oil Shale Developments

    Dassler, Gerald L.

    utahstate Repository record

  17. Oil shale industry wastewater: impact on river microbial community and possibilities for bioremediation

    Truu, Jaak2004

    tartu

  18. Stability evaluation for horizontal modified in situ retort at Cowboy Canyon oil shale

    Moreno-Martinez, Oscar HomeroColorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library1980

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 142-148).

    colo-mines Repository record

  19. Alternative design and evaluation of in situ hydrocarbon extraction process for oil shale, The

    Lee, Jung MiColorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library2012

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 164-176).

    colo-mines Repository record

  20. Geomechanical property changes with hydrous pyrolysis in Mahogany oil shale in Green River Formation

    Mohanraj, KeerthikanandColorado School of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library2018

    The formation characteristics of organic-rich shales have proven to be affected by mineralogical composition, total organic content, water concentration, and bedding-plane orientation along with other parameters. However, it is not known with good accuracy what types of influence thermal maturation …

    colo-mines Repository record

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