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Environmental Management and Technology in Oil Refineries,ixture of a large number of different hydrocarbons and other organic compounds, with widely ranging molecular structures from gases to substances with very high boiling points. Crude oils can vary greatly in their physical and chemical characteristics, depending on their origin.

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Sandeep K. Chaudhuri,Krishna C. Mandallation typically includes well completion, production casing, packer and tubing string. Absence of possible leaks in the installation is often referred to as “internal integrity” of the wells..Environmental performance requires petroleum wells to maintain “external integrity” to prevent pollution. F

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