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2012
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The Oil & Gas Industry: A
Nontechnical Guide / J. F.
Hilyard
Construction Management / D.
W. Halpin & B. A. Senior
The Applied Economics of
Transport / edited by M. P.
Taylor
1st ed.
4th ed.
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Joseph Hilyard's timely new book provides a
broad perspective on the oil and gas industry,
with primary attention to the United States. It
takes the reader on a tour of the operations used
to find and evaluate resources, and then to
produce, store and deliver oil and gas.
The book's main focus is primarily on the
equipment and processes used in exploring new
resources; evaluating promising formations;
drilling wells; managing oil and gas production;
converting oil and gas into products; and
transporting oil and gas. Separate chapters
address the evolution and current structure of
the The petroleum construction industry; professional oil and has gas to trading; be a jack and of
all trades, and master of all. This text covers a
wide range of subjects, reflecting the breadth of
knowledge needed to understand the dynamics
of this large and complex industry.
This edition introduces extended coverage in the
scheduling area to address more advanced and
practice oriented procedures such as Start to
Start, Finish to Finish, and similar relationship
between activities in a network schedule.
This book has been used widely and has
become a fairly standard course text at many
universities around the U.S. The first three
1st ed. 1 1 This book provides an introduction and overview
to nine applied financial studies on the theme of
transport. The studies cover a wide range of
topics, from value based trading of real assets in
shipping, to the determinants of efficiency and
productivity in European railways, to the market
for used cars. The studies employ a variety of
applied techniques across a range of countries,
analysing a range of different modes of
transport.
This book was originally published as a special
issue of Applied Economics.
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