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Books : Petroleum Refining in Nontechnical Language Third Edition (Pennwell Nontechnical Series)In association with Amazon.comList Price: $69.00 Amazon.com's Price: $47.81 You Save: $21.19 (31%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 665.53 EAN: 9780878147762 ISBN: 0878147764 Label: Pennwell Books Manufacturer: Pennwell Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 310 Publication Date: 2000-02 Publisher: Pennwell Books Studio: Pennwell Books Sales Rank: 14569 Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - Great General / OverviewNot going to be able to do process design of a petroleum refinery unit with this, but for other disciplines or general orientation, this book can't be beat. Even I find it useful for quick simple reference, and I am a Chemical Engineer with 15 years experience doing process design of petroleum refinery units. Rating: - Excellent Non-Tech Petroleum BookThis is an excellent book to get insight about Oil Industry without going through the hassel of understanding the technical/chemical info. Rating: - RefiningBook is not bad, not much technical information in it. I would have liked to see more information written about the various process's. Just gives a very broad look at the refining units. Rating: - Oil Refining for "Dummies"As an experienced chemical engineer new to downstream oil work, i.e., refineries, this book has been highly useful. I expect to use it as a quick reference years after mastering the field. William Leffler has written a simple, easy to read training program for engineers and non-engineers alike. If you are new to refineries or would like to know more about the subject, say from the perspective of ethanol refining, this is book for you. I suggest starting here and going on to harder material later. ... Read More Rating: - A Good Starting PointAs someone who is fairly new to the oil & gas industry I wanted something to explain the essentials of refining and this is exactly what this book does. In easy to understand language with a minimum of math one is able to understand the basics of the refining process. I will want to go on from here to something that is much more in depth, but as a starting point this was exactly what I was looking for. Browse for similar items by category:
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