TANGIER, oil shale carbonization in

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TETENS process

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927-940

THERMAL decomposition of Gdov shales under hydrogen pressure, by Taybasov et al, Combustible Shales, No. 4, 1935, pp. 82-87

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Translation SR-6 by Sinclair Co.

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385-394

THERMAL operations, production of liquid fuel from oil shale by, by M. K. D’yakova, USSR Acad. of Sc., Bulletin, 1941, Nos. 4-5, pp. 258-274, Pott-Broche

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110 ’71-110 ‘79

Do., 1944, Nos. 7-8, pp. 498-505

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110 ’80-110 ‘83

“ processing of Gdov shale, by M. K. D’yakova and V. T. Kardasvich, J. Appl. Chem. (USSR), Vol. 13, 1940, pp. 122-131

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110 ’44-110 ‘48

Do., by M. K. D’yakova and T. G. Stepantzeva, J. Appl. Chem. (USSR), Vol. 13, 1940, pp. 1045-1052

255

110 ’53-110 ‘57

THYSSEN carbonization process, Holzheim plant

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792-812

TREATMENT of oil shales, critical observations of, by Winkler (translated)

142

A-5

10 ‘1-10 ‘35

TUNNEL kilns for LTC of oil shale

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3889-3895

TUNNEL kilns for carbonization of oil shale, by O. Hubmann

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12

20 ’34-20 ‘44

UNDERGROUND carbonization experiments, charts of various

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729-736

“ carbonization, distillation and gasification of oil shale, coal and oil bearing rocks by means of electric current, by E. Sarapuu

242

37

50 ’59-50 ‘66

“ carbonization of oil shale

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151-161

546-550

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3196-3199

“ carbonization of oil shale, by Ake Esbjernsen, Sweden

242

32

50 ‘1-50 ‘4

“ carbonization of oil shale, first tests on

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680-703

“ carbonization of oil shale in Württemberg. (translated)

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D-4 & D-5

30 ‘7-30 ‘19

“ carbonization, Schneider process (translated)

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A-8

10 ’65-10 ‘81

“ carbonization tests of shale, report on preliminary, (translated)

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D-2

20 ‘123-20 ‘156

“ carbonization tests of shale, brief report on German Navy’s interest in, (translated)

142

D-3

30 ‘1-30 ‘6

“ distillation of oil shale

123

60-67

Do., report and translation

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145-157

“ gasification in Russia

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4269-4275

“ gasification, production with exhaust fan 9,000 cbm per hour capacity

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606-609

“ shale carbonization, plans for

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3397-3401

“ shale carbonization plant, Schorzingen

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279-291

“ refining of fuels, in particular of oil shale, thesis, E. Sarapuu. In English and in German.

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32-139

Translation S-112

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1803-1819

UNSATURATED hydrocarbons which can be recovered from tunnel kilns carbonization gases, rough calculation concerning yield of

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3043

1566-1617

Translation

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10 ‘1-10 ‘33

VANADIUM recovery from oil shale

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2485-2491

VISIT of Spanish engineers, correspondence concerning

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4261-4268

VISITS to Swedish, Danish, Estonian and French oil deposits, correspondence

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4205-4247

WASTE flue of oil shale LT plant at Dotternhausen, section through

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9-10

WIWINGEN, study of oil shale from

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517-520

WÜRTTEMBERG, estimated oil shale resources in

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2872-2905

“ oil-shale, composition of

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1601

“ oil shale, oil content of

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737-771

“ , oil shale resources in

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3290-3354

3393-3396

“ , working up of oil shale

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208-220

“ , recovery of shale oil in, by K. Sennewald, translation and original

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“ shale, oil recovery from, reported by R. H. Smith, H. Bardgett, W. W. Odell, E. L. Baldenschweiler and L. L. Newman

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10 ‘1-10 ‘17

WÜSTE plant, oil shale carbonization at

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2791-2795

Translation S-115

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1845-1846