RI 2290 Viscosities And Pour Test Of Typical Crude Oils From The Eastern And Rocky Mountain Producing Fields Of The United States. ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. W. Dean
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Jan 1, 1921

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines is engaged in the work of obtaining data regarding the physical and chemical properties of typical crude oils from the various producing fields of the, United" States. Preliminary reports have been published that cover the eastern fields* and the' Rocky Mountain districts.** Since the appearance of these, reports: it has been suggested that certain additional data. I regarding the samples would be of practical value. It was believed that a knowledge of the viscosity of crude oil was desirable, particularly in connection with the design and operation of pipe lines. In accordance with this suggestion, the authors have made viscosity tests upon as many of the samples of the two series as wore still available for examination. Determinations were made at temperatures of 70° and 100°F., and in addition the oils were Subjected to the A. S. T M, pour-test*** to as certain the lowest temperatures at which they remain in a fluid condition.
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APA: E. W. Dean  (1921)  RI 2290 Viscosities And Pour Test Of Typical Crude Oils From The Eastern And Rocky Mountain Producing Fields Of The United States. ? Introduction

MLA: E. W. Dean RI 2290 Viscosities And Pour Test Of Typical Crude Oils From The Eastern And Rocky Mountain Producing Fields Of The United States. ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1921.

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