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  Three-dimensional numerical simulation, energy efficiency …

  202381 · Highlights • 3D numerical simulations of the oil shale in situ pyrolysis process were conducted. • The sensitivity of design and operational parameters were investigated. • Energy efficiency and economic benefit estimation of various cases were analyzed. • Smaller well spacing was beneficial to making full use of energy. • A higher …

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  (PDF) Geological Overview of Oil Shale - ResearchGate

  2013528 · Oil shale, also known as kerogen shale, is an organic-rich fine-grained sedimentary. rock containing kerogen (a solid mixture of organic chemical compounds) from wh ich. liquid hydrocarbons called ...

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  Controversial plans for Estonian shale oil pre-refinery cancelled

  2020731 · The study found that the project would generate unexpectedly low additional financial value in the process of refining Estonia’s sub-standard shale oil. The plant was supposed to produce 1.6 million tons of shale oil per year and increase Estonia’s total use of fossil gas by around 50 per cent.

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  Greenhouse Gas Emissions during Oil Shale Crushing and Its …

  202442 · Geological bodies are important sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Organic-rich oil shale in sedimentary basins is a good gas source rock, the GHG in which will be released into the atmosphere during crushing to affect climate change. Quantitative calculations of GHG emissions during oil shale crushing were carried out on …

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  Oil Shale vs. Shale Oil: What's the Difference?

  2023121 · The negative impact of oil shale on the environment also affects the economy of oil shale, which may increase the costs of oil shale development, including water consumption, air pollution, dust pollution, wastewater discharge, hot wastewater, and semi-coke material release.

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  Oil Shale | Properties, Composition, Uses » Geology Science

  201959 · Oil shales from terrestrial environments formed in shallow bogs and swamps with low amounts of oxygen. The deposits were mostly the waxy or corky stems of hardy plants. Cannel shale, also called cannel coal or “candle coal,” is probably the most familiar type of terrestrial oil shale.

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  Ohio's soybean processing capacity is growing - Farm and …

  2023117 · SALEM, Ohio — Ohio’s soybean processing capacity is growing, riding a wave of interest in renewable fuels. The state’s crush capacity could grow as much as 35% in the next few years. Global ...

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