Underground Storage for Hydrocarbon Fluids

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. L. Loofbourow
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Jan 1, 1959

Abstract

SEVERAL categories of storage are used depending on capacity. Operational storage, which is small in comparison with the market, facilitates handling surges of a few hours' or a few days' duration. Seasonal storage, usually larger, permits accumulation of product during sea- sons when demand is low, for delivery when demand is high. In producing areas, large storage may permit production at a uniform rate, without waste or distress sale. Near large markets such storage increases the efficiency of transportation, allows a more extensive or higher grade market to be served, and affords protection against interruption in delivery.
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APA: R. L. Loofbourow  (1959)  Underground Storage for Hydrocarbon Fluids

MLA: R. L. Loofbourow Underground Storage for Hydrocarbon Fluids. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1959.

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