petroleum plant

These, especially the petroleum plants, are also likely to use older hardware.

The skyline is dominated by oil towers and petroleum plants.

Steinholt focused on environmental issues during the campaign, and opposed the establishment of a petroleum plant in northern Norway.

The increase in sales both at the gas bar and at the bulk petroleum plant also helped to stem the tide of the recession.

Two workers were injured in fires from explosions on Saturday at a Phillips Petroleum plant, the company said.

The two are soon back in battle when the Akitsu forces stop a terrorist attack on a petroleum plant in Union territory.

The temple ceased to be a place of worship after 1883 with the installation of petroleum plants (industry) at Surakhany.

In addition, he said he supplied Soviet agents with designs for a petroleum plant, natural gas processes and pressurized holding tanks.

Starting in 1950, a bulk petroleum plant sold gas and diesel for farm use, as well as home heating oil and propane.

The oil and gas division was created to extend the group's activities into petroleum plant construction, related engineering and consultancy and manufacturing.

He got his training in wrestling in Tampico, Tamaulipas, while working in a petroleum plant.

The Kuwait Petroleum plant in Rotterdam refines Kuwait crude oil and semifinished products.

Chemical plants — and petroleum plants, paper mills and other industrial facilities that use dangerous chemicals — are one of the nation’s greatest vulnerabilities.

(AP) - Authorities say lightning from a line of strong thunderstorms ignited a large fire at a petroleum plant in downtown Kansas City, Kan.

To the south, past the Goethals Bridge, which connects Staten Island and New Jersey, there is a profusion of chemical and petroleum plants.

The regulations will touch a wide range of U.S. industry, including pulp and paper mills, petroleum plants, food and agriculture facilities, and manufacturing and industrial cleaning sites.

"There is so much that moves on the river, not just coal and grain products, but you've got cement, steel for construction, chemicals for manufacturing plants, petroleum plants, heating oil.

(AP) HOUSTON - A contract worker has been confirmed dead one day after an explosion and fire a Houston-area petroleum plant left him missing.

It was unclear how the bottleneck would impact the flow of refined products from the 10 petroleum plants that line the river between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La.

Sampling can also be carried out under concrete using a hydraulic rotary drill and diamond drill bit. This is useful for checking for contamination underneath hard standing at chemical or petroleum plants.

Brent crude was trading at $117.86, continuing the march back from last week's steep fall as rising waters along the Mississippi River threatened to disrupt petroleum plants in Louisiana in the next two weeks.

Mistakes by these workers have been linked to many of the most serious accidents, including a disaster in October 1989 at the Phillips Petroleum plant near Houston that killed 23 workers and injured 232 people.

GIS and fire safety for industrial areas and petroleum plants, 1st Middle East International GIS Conference, Manama State of Bahrain, 19-21 October.

The arrangement underscores the ongoing efforts of the chemical industry to limit oversight by DHS,which has struggled to enact security regulations for petroleum plants, chlorine factories and other facilities at risk for terrorist attacks.

HOUSTON - A contract worker who remains missing a day after a gas pipeline burst at a Houston-area petroleum plant was near the explosion's ignition point, a company spokesman said Wednesday.