When you compare the nominal price of sending an oil sample to the lab with the unknown cost of unplanned downtime and repairs, the ROI is hugely in your favor. In this edition of The Dirt, Bryan Furnace gets into the gritty details with Chevron Lubricants Business Consultant Shelly Eckert as they explain how this proactive step can be a huge benefit to companies of any size. https://bit.ly/4cpribY
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Choosing the right lubricant for your operation isn't always easy. Putting the wrong oil in equipment that costs thousands of dollars and suddenly stops working can hurt...your wallet and your bottom line. Here's a document from Chevron Delo to help you choose the right oil for your operations.
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On March 23, 2005, a series of explosions occurred at the BP Texas City, Texas, refinery during the restarting isomerization unit— killing 15 workers and injuring 180 others. The explosions occurred when a distillation tower flooded with hydrocarbons and was overpressurized, causing a geyser-like release from the vent stack. BP formed the BP U.S. Refineries Independent Safety Review Panel also referred as Banker Panel. Excerpt from the Baker Panel report: “BP has emphasized personal safety in recent years and has achieved significant improvement in personal safety performance but BP did not emphasize process safety. BP mistakenly interpreted improving personal injury rates as an indication of acceptable process safety performance at its U.S. refineries. BP's reliance on this data, combined with an inadequate process safety understanding, created a false sense of confidence that BP was properly addressing process safety risks."
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The implementation of the refinery upgradation policy has hit a snag as refineries are lobbying for incentives to be extended even after their upgrades are… Read More: https://lnkd.in/dhNegBCm
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Interesting take on oil field services costs from SPE's JPT Being the Bigger Oil Company Offers an Edge on Well Costs As the biggest US companies grow bigger, the advantage of scale becomes clearer. https://lnkd.in/g6iTvvcG
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The scale of an oil refinery module and the amount of wheels used to transport it.
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This is an extremely important story, showing a US oil and gas company attempting to influence OPEC+ to manipulate supplies to drive up prices for consumers… In the past, while benefitting hugely from OPEC’s cartel extortion, Western oil and gas companies have said “nothing to do with us”, while taking in billions of dollars of windfall profits. Now it appears that there may be a “smoking gun” showing active efforts to collude with or instigate the blackmail. Thanks Justin Mikulka from bringing this story to my feed… I’ve added the FTC’s link since the news article is behind a paywall… it makes for some shocking reading. This in the week where a Congressional report has released thousands of documents detailing the misinformation on climate change and active sabotage of decarbonisation by Big Oil. Just how much evidence do we need that oil and gas businesses are not serving their communities but are simply driven by greed. Time to accept that they are at war with us. https://lnkd.in/dcpRieX8
As we learn more about the lies from the people at the top of the American oil industry, perhaps more people will realize that unlike what they say, these CEOs don't care about the American people. I wrote about this recently in a piece called Exxon vs. America. And now as part of the Exxon deal to acquire Pioneer we learn more about how American oil company CEOs don't care about America if that gets in the way of adding to their already massive personal wealth. Or do most Americans think it's ok for a U.S. oil company CEO to collude with the Saudis to keep oil prices high? "The Federal Trade Commission is set to allege as soon as this week that Sheffield engaged in collusive activity that could have raised the price of oil, these people said. The allegations will include that Sheffield sent hundreds of messages to representatives of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries about market dynamics, including pricing and production levels." I've been following Sheffield for quite a while so this doesn't surprise me in the least. If you aren't familiar with his track record, you should check this out. https://lnkd.in/dijJji2q
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As we learn more about the lies from the people at the top of the American oil industry, perhaps more people will realize that unlike what they say, these CEOs don't care about the American people. I wrote about this recently in a piece called Exxon vs. America. And now as part of the Exxon deal to acquire Pioneer we learn more about how American oil company CEOs don't care about America if that gets in the way of adding to their already massive personal wealth. Or do most Americans think it's ok for a U.S. oil company CEO to collude with the Saudis to keep oil prices high? "The Federal Trade Commission is set to allege as soon as this week that Sheffield engaged in collusive activity that could have raised the price of oil, these people said. The allegations will include that Sheffield sent hundreds of messages to representatives of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries about market dynamics, including pricing and production levels." I've been following Sheffield for quite a while so this doesn't surprise me in the least. If you aren't familiar with his track record, you should check this out. https://lnkd.in/dijJji2q
Ex-Pioneer CEO Barred From Exxon Board for Megadeal to Close
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Reason why bond wall maintenence and recalibration is as important as any functioning machine
The stockpiling assets are among the most relevant operating systems in a crude oil refinery and are responsible for the worst risks scenarios in a typical refinery like fire and large leakages. Despite this, in some cases, part of the refining personnel and managers do not have adequate knowledge about the relevance of this operating area in a crude oil refinery and the priority of maintenance and capital investments in transfer and stockpiling assets are underrated in relation to the refining units. This video shows a big leakage in a crude oil storage tank, probably caused by a failure of the seal of the tank mixer, this event could have led to a huge fire and explosion. As asset managers we always need to ask how is the preventive maintenance of our equipement, are we dedicating adequate attention, resources and investments to keep the reliability and process safety of the whole refinery? It's important taking into account that a crude oil refinery is a complex organism where the systems are highly integrated and a little mistake can severely impact the whole refinery. Our decision making process needs always to be based on the sustainability tripod: People, Planet, and Profit in this order aiming to preserve the life and environment in detriment of the business if necessary...#assetmanagement #processsafety #refining #downstreamoilandgas
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