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Curriculum Vitae of Roger K. Olsson

Global Business Standard

Global Business Standard

 

 

“Account influences including, regional, corporate and industry cultures of global economic performance with certain patterns of behaivior encouraged or expected in different cultures, with a genuine foreground that put alot of empahazis on islamic traditions”.

Textruta: Note: 
Riyadh. One  of the capital of Saudi Arabia, capital also of Nejd, connected by rail with Damman on the Persian Gulf and by road with Kuwait and Hail. It is surrounded by a high wall with six fortified gates, outside which are date gardens irrigated from deep wells. There is a large royal palace.  Source: Hutchinson´s new 20th century encyclopedia.

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A vast variety of products is obtained from petroleum: petrol (gasoline) for aircraft and vehicles, fuel oil for heating and steam-raising, diesel oil, etc. Also, numerous organic chemicals are manufactured from petroleum and are processed into a wide range of products: synthetic rubber, pesticides, synthetic fibres, solvents, drugs, etc. Large-scale exploitation of the world’s petroleum reserves started about a hundred years ago and is now a major factor in the power resources available to modern man .
Source: The way things work.



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Petroleum

 

The thick greenish-brown liquid occuring underground in permeable rocks into which it has probably been forced by preasure, and accumulated in anticlines and other ‘traps’ below impervious rock layers. Flowing wells are due to gas preassure from above, or water preassure from below the oil, which causes it to rise up the borehole; many wells require artifical aids to bring the oil to the surface. The origin of Petroleum is uncertain, but it is been converted by bacterial action, followed by the effects of heat and preasure. The occurrence of mineral oil was known in ancient times, but the exploitation from oil-fields is a modern industry, the first flowing oil-well having been operated in 1859 in Pennsylvania. The earliest oil-fields to be exploited on a large scale were those of the U.S.A., the Caucasus and Mexico, but the pattern of oil production is continually changing. In the 1950s the U.S.A. held the lead, in the 1960s the Near East, and in the next decade fields in Africa, Alaska, Canada, Siberia and Australia may be among the chief producers. Total world production is c. 2,000,000,000 metric tons annually. From inland fields oil may be carried by pipeline for hundreds of miles, and sea-going tankers may be vessels of more than 200,000 tons. This increase in tanker size in recent years has involved the danger of massive shore pollution and destruction of marine and bird life in case of accidental or deliberate discharge of cargo or residue. Following the loss of the Torrey Canyon (1967) off Cornwall, agreement was reached by the major international oil cos. in 1968 to pay compensation in such cases. Petroleum products and chemicals serve as raw materials for widely different industries and are used in large quantities in the manufacture of detergents, man made fibres, plastics, insecticides, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, toilet requisites, synthetic rubber, etc. Techniques are also being developed, notably in Japan, whereby micro-organisms, such as bacteria and yeast, are fed on paraffin contained in petroleum. The protein is then extracted from their cells with the initial aim of producing animal fodder, but eventually human food.

 

Natural Gasoline

 

Petrol for use as a fuel for internal combustion engines is produced by following process: The petroleum is pumped from the well through pipelines to storage tanks at the port of shipment, where the crude oil undergoes a preliminary purification treatment. Tankers convey the crude oil to other ports, where it is discharged into storage tanks. From here it is distributed to the refineries, e.g., through pipelines. At the refinery the petroleum is preheated in heat exchangers, then passed to tube stills, where it is heated to a high temperature in special steel tubes. These stills are fired with oil which is likewise obtained from the crude oil. The crude oil, heated to a temperature of several hundred degrees, expands in the distilling column, where it is separated into the fractions: power gas(1% of the total quantity), light petrol (5%) and petrol (10%). The remaining 82% of the original quantity is again passed through the tube still, is applied, because the distillation temperature can be kept considerably lower when the vacuum is employed. In this second column 20% of the original quantity of crude oil is split up into petrol, 15% into fuel oils and 20% into lubricating oil. The residue, about 27%, provides tar, pitch and coke or undergoes further processing wherby, in some cases, more petrol is produced.

 

 

Exclusive Trade

 

This effort to achive the goals defined for industrial use, for the essential multinational establishement with ability to maintain and improve the infrastructure establising and maintaining, for contractors as well with extended performance of complex project requirements according to incorporate importance on professional units in the way of high quality products. With regard to construction services, logistics, freight, transportation & carriage services etc.

 

 

Petroleum Products Machine Lubrication Fats, Carbohydrates Motor Oil

Transmission Oils Hydraulic Oils Diesel Oil Benzene

Gas Oil Cylinder Oil Machine Oil Crude Oil

Motor Fuel Volatile Fuel Anti-Oxidants Aromatic Compounds

Anti-Knock Agents Ageing Inhibitors High Compression Mixtures Natural Gas

Aviation Spirit Petroleum Jelly Mineral Oil Motor Spirit

Turbo Jet Gas Carbon Alcohols Hydrocarbon Gases

Phenol Derivatives Cleaning Nitrogen Paraffin Oil

Kerosene Butadine Bitumen Sulphuric Acid

Methane Marsh Gas Methyl Alcohol Hydrogen Gas

Nitroglyserine Nitrocellulose Aqua Fortis Oxygen

Propyl Alcohol Isopropyl Ethyl Carbinol Helium Oxygen

Acetone Hydrocyanic Acid Methanol Acids, Chemicals, Liquids, etc.

 

 

Lubricants. A Solid Lubricants is graphite (plumbago), either flaked or emulsified (collodial) in water (aquadag) or oil (oil dag). The Lubricants most used are recovered from petroleum distilation. Extensive research has been carried out on chemical additives to reduce corrosive wear, prevent the accumulation of ‘cold sludge’ (often the result of stop-start driving in city traffic jams), keep pace with the higher working temperatures of aviation gas turbines, and provide radiation-resistant greases for nuclear power plants.

 

 

Accomodate International Relations

 

Commercial properties on the important centers of production and economies is on domestic standard correspond to industrial plans and specific areas. http://corresponded.tripod.com

 

 

Resource Links

 

Oil Conference.

Dow Jones DIFC.

www.djindexes.com

Business Traveller.

www.vibe.ca.gs

Bloombiz.

http://luxury.bloombiz.com

Utexas.edu

www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/

Luxeux Construction. http://members.comteche.net/luxeuxconstruction/

Motor Racing

Opec.

www.opec.org

Surveillance

Institution

Laboratory

 

 

 

 

2006

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