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Petroleum Review, Vol 45 No 529, February 1991

02/1991

CONTENTS

58 Gulf War - A Possible repercussions following the outbreak of hostilities by Dr JosephStanislaw

62 Shipping - Defeat fer Iraq may slow offshore shipping market recovery, says RiChard Shepherd of Petrodata

66 The problems of the world tanker market are discussed by Odd Anker Hassel, Cambridge Energy Research Associates

69 How to minimise potential risk exposures in shipping by M J Hind,BP Shipping

72 Shutdown valves - The consequences of not meeting the December deadline for installing emergency shutdown valves by Mark Scruton

74 Syria - Steady growth in exploration and production by Naji Abi-Aad

78 Forthcoming events

80 Design - The transformation of refinery control rooms by John Stephens

83 Obituary - Armand Hammer

84 Conference Report - Futures and forward markets swaps and options - which way forward? by John Tomi

88 The problems of defining the price of marker crudes and products by Peter Caddy

91 ‘The Prize’ reviewed by Jeremy Turk

92 Gas development for Tasmania by William Scholes

94 Comment on insulation

95 Biofilms - Biofilms in metal-working cutting fluids by SarahKmmment

Issue details

PR_Vol45_No529_February_1991.pdf;

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Institute of Petroleum

Keywords: Metalworking fluids - biofilms - tanker markets

Countries: Kuwait - Iraq - Syria - Persian Gulf - Tasmania -

Organisation: Occidental

Subjects: Trading, Oil markets, Refining, Natural gas, Industrial insulation, Oil prices, Tankers - ships, War