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Title: INTRODUCTION TO PETROLEUM


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INTRODUCTION TO PETROLEUM
  • WHAT IS PETROLEUM ????
  • A mixture of gaseous, liquid, and solid
    HYDROCARBONS
  • HYDROCARBON ????
  • Very large molecules made up entirely of carbon
    and hydrogen atoms

2
A SOURCE OF ENERGY
  • A FUEL OF GREATER ENERGY CONTENT
  • MORE ENERGY THAN COAL
  • EASIER TO TRANSPORT
  • EASIER TO UTILIZE IN INDUSTRY
  • GASOLINE FOR CARS

3
WHAT IS IT USED FOR..MOSTLY
  • FUELS FOR TRANSPORTATION AND HEATING
  • Transportation is 95 dependent
  • PRODUCTS OF ALL TYPES ARE MADE FROM PETROLEUM

4
MINING FOR OIL
  • SINCE PETROLEUM IS DEEP IN THE GROUND
  • AND A LIQUID TO BOOT
  • AN OIL WELL MUST BE USED TO DRILL INTO THE GROUND
  • THE PETROLEUM IS THEN PUMPED OUT THROUGH A PIPE
  • THE PETROLEUM IS MEASURED BY
  • THE BARREL
  • A BARREL HOLDS 42 U.S. GALLONS

5
SO WHAT DO YOU DO WITH IT
  • WHEN IT COMES FROM THE GROUND
  • KNOWN AS CRUDE OIL
  • CRUDE OIL IS THE BASIC PETROLEUM MATERIAL
  • WHAT DO YOU DO WITH SOMETHING(OR SOME ONE) THAT
    IS CRUDE
  • YOU REFINE IT (OR THEM)

6
REFINING OF CRUDE OIL
  • A PROCESS CALLED
  • FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION
  • SEPARATES CRUDE OIL INTO
  • MANY DIFFERENT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
  • FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION
  • BREAKS LARGE HYDROCARBON MOLECULES INTO SMALLER
    ONES

7
WHAT CAN YOU MAKE
  • ALL TYPES OF USEFUL PRODUCTS
  • PLASTICS
  • RUBBER
  • PAINT
  • DYES
  • MEDICINES
  • MOST CLOTHING ITEMS
  • POLAR FLEECE
  • THOUSANDS MORE

8
GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION
  • MIDDLE EAST
  • VENEZUELA
  • NORTH SEA
  • UNITED STATES
  • MEXICO
  • CANADA
  • RUSSIA

9
OUR OWN COUNTRY
  • TEXAS
  • OKALAHOMA
  • COLORADO
  • GULF OF MEXICO
  • ALASKA
  • CALIFORNIA
  • ALASKA COASTAL REGIONS
  • THE LARGEST OIL FIELD IN THE U.S. IS
  • THE NORTH SLOPE, ALASKA

10
HOW MUCH DO WE USE
  • DURING A TYPICAL DAY THE U. S. USES
  • 15,129,000 BARRELS OF OIL THAT EQUALS
  • ________________ GALLONS
  • HOWEVER, THE U.S. WILL PRODUCE ONLY
  • 5,801,000 BARRELS OF PETROLEUM IN A TYPICAL DAY
  • SO, WHERE DOES ALL THE EXTRA COME FROM . . .

635,418,000.0
11
IMPORTS
  • AND A LOT OF THEM
  • 9,338,000 BARRELS OF THEM IN 2001
  • FROM WHERE
  • THE TOP IMPORTING COUNTRIES ARE
  • CANADA
  • SAUDI ARABIA
  • VENEZUELA
  • MEXICO

12
HOW IS IT TRANSPORTED
  • TRUCK
  • PIPELINE
  • TRAIN
  • SHIP
  • WHY NOT AIRPLANE

13
WHAT ABOUT A RESERVE,JUST IN CASE
  • THE STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE
  • IS USED TO SUPPLY THE COUNTRY
  • IF IMPORTS CUT OFF OR HARD TO GET
  • ABOUT A 50 DAY SUPPLY
  • ABOUT 544,000,000 BARRELS
  • STORED IN VARIOUS PLACES AROUND THE COUNTRY
  • LAST USED
  • AFTER HURRICANE KATRINA

14
HOW DOES SUPPLY AFFECT COST
  • A DECREASE OF ABOUT MILLION BARRELS
  • WOULD INCREASE COST ABOUT
  • 10 CENTS A GALLON

15
HOW LONG IS IT GOING TO LAST
  • NO ONE REALLY KNOWS, BUT . . .
  • ESTIMATES FOR WORLD SUPPLIES
  • ABOUT 40 MORE YEARS
  • SOME EXPERTS THINK SHORTAGES WILL BE APPARENT BY
    2010
  • FOR THE U.S.
  • IN 4 TO 10 YEARS WE MAY HAVE TO RELY ON TOTALLY
    IMPORTED PETROLEUM
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