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Title | Date | Subject | Description |
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Heightened oil sands extraction by pressure cycles | 2009 | oil sands extraction; pressure cycles; hot water extraction of bitumen | Hot water extraction of bitumen from oil sands has been commercially applied for decades. The extraction process is greatly aided by the addition of caustics and other reagents, which can adversely impact handling and disposal at process end. Recent attention has been on increasing process efficienc... |
1527 |
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Help stop coronavirus spike | | COVID-19; transmission | Letter to the university community |
1528 |
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High efficiency electrical generation | 2008-05-23 | efficiency of electrical generation; electrical generation; fossil fuel energy resources; mitigatint GHG emissions; CO2 capture and sequestration | Outline: 1-Electricity outlook and fossil fuel energy resources. 2-Technology options for mitigating GHG emissions. 3-CO2 cpature and sequestration. 4-Costs. 5-Concluding remarks. |
1529 |
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High performance computing (hpc) in unconventional fuel production | 2013-05-07 | ICSE; Unconventional fuels; High performance computing; unconventional fuel production | Presentation given at the University of Utah Unconventional Fuels Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah, May 7, 2013. |
1530 |
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High performance computing simulations of in-situ thermal treatment of oil shale | 2013-10-14 | high performance computing; in-situ; in-situ thermal treatment; oil shale; thermal treatment of oil shale; HPC. | |
1531 |
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High resolution geophysical monitoring of geomechanical, thermal, and hydrogeological processes associated with UCG (and CCS) processes | 2011-03-21 | UCG; underground coal gasification; UCG processes; CCS processes; geophysical monitoring; geomechanical processes; thermal processes; hydrogeological processes | UCG Training Course, March 21-22, 2011, Deloitte, London |
1532 |
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High-pressure, entrained flow gasification hierarchy | 2009-11-04 | gasification hierarchy; entrained flow; high-pressure gasification | Hierarchical chart for the high-pressure, entrained flow gasification research area showing connectivity between subtasks. This chart helps illustrate gasification integration and focus and also serves as a management tool for the various subtasks. Subtasks in brown and orange are currently funded t... |
1533 |
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High-temperature interactions between multiple-metals and kaolinite | 2002 | high-temperature interactions; multiple-metals; kaolinite | High-temperature combustion flue gases provided the environments for this investigation of multiple-metals interactions with dispersed kaolinite. Whereas previous research was restricted to interactions of single-metals with kaolinite powders, this work focuses on understanding how kaolinite transfo... |
1534 |
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High-temperature reactors for underground liquid-fuels production with direct carbon sequestration | 2008-03-20 | high-temperature reactors; underground liquid-fuels production; direct carbon sequestration; oil; heavy oil; tar sands; oil shale; coal; liquid fuels | The world faces two major challenges: (1) reducing dependence on oil from unstable parts of the world and (2) minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. Oil provides 39% of the energy needs of the United States, and oil refineries consume over 7% of the total energy. The world is running out of light crud... |
1535 |
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Historic Fort Douglas at the University of Utah | | Fort Douglas; Utah | The majority of the fort was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970. The University of Utah Fort Douglas Heritage Commons is also an Official Project of Save America's Treasures, a public-private partnership between the White House Millennium Council and the National Trust for Historic Pres... |
1536 |
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Historic Fort Douglas at the University of Utah | | Fort Douglas; Utah | The majority of the fort was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970. The University of Utah Fort Douglas Heritage Commons is also an Official Project of Save America's Treasures, a public-private partnership between the White House Millennium Council and the National Trust for Historic Pres... |
1537 |
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History of Special Collections, University of Utah Library | 1986 | J. Willard Marriott Library; Library Collections; University of Utah, history; University of Utah Libraries, Special Collections Department | This paper is an enlarged version of an address given to the Utah Library Association, April 9, 1986, Park City, Utah. |
1538 |
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Homogenizer/subsampler for tar sand process streams | | | |
1539 |
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Hot water processing of U.S. tar sands -- Water recycle and tailings disposal | 1984 | hot water processing; U.S. tar sands; water recycle; tailings disposal; bitumen recovery | Tailings disposal and water recycle are vital factors for the industrial development of a hot water process for the recovery of bitumen from U.S. tar sands. Based on batch laboratory experiments, with 4 to 12 kg tar sand charge, tailings sedimentation behaviours are presented and discussed for tar s... |
1540 |
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How Shell attempted to unlock Utah tar sands | | | |
1541 |
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HP Oxy-Combustion of Syngas from Underground Coal Gasification | | HP oxy-combustion; syngas; underground coal gasification; UCG; clean energy systems; CES process | 6th Annual International Conference & Workshop on Underground Coal Gasification, 23rd - 24th March 2011 |
1542 |
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Hydraulic mining of tar sand bitumen with aggregate material | | | |
1543 |
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Hydraulic mining technique for recovering bitumen from tar sand deposit | | | |
1544 |
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Hydro-geological implications of Underground Coal Gasification: Environmental risk assessment | 2011-03-21 | hydro-geological implications; underground coal gasification; UCG; environmental risk assessment; hydrological processes; hydrochemical processes | UCG Training Course, March 21-22, 2011, Deloitte, London |
1545 |
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Hydrocarbon-induced cancer risks in oil shale processing | | | |
1546 |
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Hydrotreating process kinetics for bitumen and bitumen-derived liquids | 1993-05 | hydrotreating process kinetics; bitumen; bitumen-derived liquids; Whiterocks bitumen | Hydrodenitrogenation, hydrodesulfurization and resid conversion data for the Whiterocks bitumen and bitumen-derived liquid were analyzed using a modified power rate law model. The model incorporated the space velocity and pressure since the plug flow equation may not be applicable to laboratory-scal... |
1547 |
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Hydrotreating the bitumen from the Whiterocks oil sand deposit | 1992-11-20 | hydrotreating bitumen; Whiterocks oil sand deposit; bitumen | The bitumen from the Whiterocks oil sand deposit in the Uinta Basin of eastern Utah was hydrotreated in a fixed-bed reactor to determine the extent of upgrading as a function of process operating variables. The process variables investigated included reactor pressure (11.2-16.7 MPa); reactor tempera... |
1548 |
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Hydrotreating the Whiterocks oil sand bitumen and bitumen-derived liquid (Abstract only) | 1992-12 | hydrotreating; Whiterocks oil; oil sand; bitumen; bitumen-derived liquid; bitumen conversion; heteroatom reduction; heteroatom | Conversion of Utah's Uinta Basin bitumens to liquid fuels requires molecular weight reduction of the parent material as well as removal of heteroatoms. Heteroatom reduction of bitumen obtained through solvent extraction of Whiterocks oil sand was investigated. A comparison of the relative processabi... |
1549 |
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Hypotheses of oil-shale genesis, Green River Formation, northeast Utah, northwest Colorado, and southwest Wyoming | 1985 | oil shale; Green River Formation; tar sandstone | In the six decades or so of oil-shale studies on the Green River Formation (Paleocene/Eocene) in northeast Utah, northwest Colorado, and southwest Wyoming, two alternative hypotheses for the paleoenvironment have dominated the literature: (1) a stratified lake in which anaerobic conditions in the hy... |
1550 |
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Identification by 13C NMR of carbon types in shale oil and their relationship to pyrolysis conditions | 1983-04 | shale oil; multiple-pulse techniques; shale oil characterization; identification of carbon types; pyrolysis conditions | A number of samples of shale oil prepared under various conditions have been examined by 13C NMR using multiple-pulse techniques that allow carbon-type assignments. Previous assignments by Netzel et al (1981) are confirmed and several new ones made. Product chemistry is then examined as a function o... |