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produce shale oil, oil
shale gas, and
spent shale is
commonly called retorting.
Airtight vessels to
apply pressure as well as heat are
called autoclaves...
- Oil
shale gas (also:
retort gas or
retorting gas) is a
synthetic non-condensable gas
mixture (syngas)
produced by oil
shale thermal processing (pyrolysis)...
- A
retort pouch or
retortable pouch is a type of food
packaging made from a
laminate of
flexible plastic and
metal foils. It
allows the
sterile packaging...
-
lower retorting time
compare to the
classical Galoter process and
therefore it has a
greater throughput.
Avoidance of
moving parts in the
retorting zones...
- The gas
combustion retort process (also
referred as gas-combustion
retorting process) was an above-ground
retorting technology for
shale oil extraction...
- rejoinders. In a word,
retorting. The name
gestures to an
obscure non-sectarian 1940s
journal of that title,
which at first, (new)
Retort thought seriously...
- of
producing a
barrel of oil at a
surface retorting complex in the
United States (comprising a mine,
retorting plant,
upgrading plant,
supporting utilities...
- oil-shale
retorting. The
retort is
named after Pumpherston, West Lothian,
which was one of the
major oil
shale areas in
Great Britain. The
retort was commercialized...
- The
Fushun process is an above-ground
retorting technology for
shale oil extraction. It is
named after the main
production site of Fushun,
Liaoning province...
-
Retorsion (from French: rétorsion, from Latin: retortus,
influenced by Late Latin, 1585–1595, torsi, a twisting,
wringing it), a term used in international...
