Oil Industry Prints

Oil rigs, artwork
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Off-shore oil rig
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Oil drilling rig, North Sea
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Oil drilling rig at night, North Sea
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Oil drilling rig, North Sea
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Jackup oil drilling rig, North Sea
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Oil barrels
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Residfiner at an oil refinery
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Oil refinery worker
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Oil rig, artwork
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Oil drilling rigs, North Sea
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Oil platform
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Oil pump, artwork F005 / 0425
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Oil rig, artwork F005 / 0424
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Oil industry, artwork F005 / 0423
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Oil rig maintenance
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$Prints of Fracking drill rig. Fracking or hydraulic fracturing is a drilling technique used to extract gas from shale deposits$

Fracking drill rig C016 / 8129
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Workers laying an oil pipeline, USA C016 / 9000
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Petroleum plant, Amazonian Ecuador C016 / 7736
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Nobels oil refinery, artwork
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Petroleum plant, Amazonian Ecuador C016 / 7737
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Shell-Haus, Berlin, Germany C018 / 1770
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Carbon dioxide oil extraction research
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Disused oil well, Red Sea
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Magnetic soap research
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$Prints of Natural gas pressure gauge. This gauge is used to monitor the pressure of natural gas as it exits a gas well and enters a pipeline. This gauge is being used at a fracking site in the USA$

Natural gas pressure gauge C016 / 8139
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Amazon oil well, Ecuador C016 / 7774
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Oil Tanker and tugs
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John D. Rockefeller, US oil magnate
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Ludvig Nobel, Swedish industrialist
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Underground oil deposit, artwork
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Marine fuel analysis
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Oil drilling rig, Russia, at sunset
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$Prints of Oil refinery towers. An oil refinery is where crude oil, a mixture of hydrocarbons, is refined (separated) in parts called fractions$

Oil refinery towers
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$Prints of Bitumen being poured onto a surface. Bitumen is a product of the refining of crude oil. Crude oil is a mixture of hydrocarbons that is heated to separate it into parts called fractions$

Bitumen
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Caspian Sea oil rig
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$Prints of Oil refinery. This is a vacuum pipestill, a distillation tower (still) where the high-boiling point part of crude oil is refined into parts (fractions) such as fuel oil and bitumen$

Vacuum pipestill at an oil refinery
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$Prints of Oil refinery. This is the catalytic cracking area. Catalytic cracking uses high temperature and a catalyst to break down (crack) heavy oil fractions into lighter, more useful oils$

Catalytic cracker at an oil refinery
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Hydrofiner at an oil refinery
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$Prints of Oil refinery. Atmospheric pipestill (right) and a vacuum pipestill (left). These are distillation towers (stills) where hot crude oil is separated into parts called fractions$