SHELL OIL PROMO FILM OIL EXPLORATION, DRILLING, RECOVERY & REFINING NORTH SEA SAUDI ARABIA 91374
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This color educational film is about how oil is drilled for and found. This was by the Shell Company. This is circa the late 1960s/early 1970s.
Men climb a tower. Opening titles: OIL, a Shell Film (:08-:21). Large ship on a river near a city. Cars whiz down a California freeway. A train goes over a bridge. An airliner flies. A luxury ship goes by. A boat on a river with south Pacific Islanders. A water wheel. A boy sleds in the snow and goes by an oilman. Close on machine parts. Closeup of oil droplets. Water falls onto a lake. Marine life and plants die and then sediment falls onto dead. It hardens and becomes rock. Rock cools and buckles. Remains of plants and creatures change by a chemical process into oil. An oil reservoir starts to form in porous rock (:22-2:47). Arabs walk the desert near camels and meet one another. A stretch of Arctic tundra. The rushing sea. An island. Men chip away at a rock and then look at the pieces. Men climb a rock formation on an island. Men dig at the ground. Men walk the desert. Trucks drive slowly in the desert. Echoes are recorded onto a machine, a seismic survey (2:48-4:08). A ship sails on the high seas. A seismic survey on the high seas and what it looks like. A rock profile. Geologists look over the survey. They study maps. Men near computers. Close on computers. South China Sea, off Borneo - an off shore floating oil drilling rig. It is positioned above where they believe oil to be based on the survey. The drilling rig has a tower with heavy lifting gear. Men work with it. Workers move around, position pipes. A pipe turns. Drillers control the pipes. A well is made and workers work with it (4:08-6:35). A pipe is pulled up out of the well and replaced, this is an arduous process. Drilling processes. Close on the tower. A worker rubs his head as he's sweating. The drilling bit is looked at. The new drilling bit is placed into the sea (6:36-8:13). Very hot and dry in Southeast Arabia. Misty and light drizzle of rain in the North Sea as the POV of a helicopter goes near a drilling rig. A new shift of workers comes to the North Sea rig. Arctic dawn. The drill goes down to its target and the rock brought up is studied by geologists. A few drops of oil are found. The rocks are sent for analysis. Helicopter flies. Oil rig at sea. On dry land, pipes and valves at a well. A production center for oil. A huge pipeline. Storage tanks of an oil port (8:14-9:49). Helicopter flies. An off shore drilling rig. A boat in the port. Divers on the sea floor. A ship on the sea. Close on the ship of an oil tanker. Oil tanker: Mysia, 1076 feet long, 154 feet wide, carrying crude oil that weighs 200,000 tons. Mysia comes into port. Crude oil is poured into a chemistry tube. Aerial shot of an oil refinery. The Oil mixture is gases, gasoline, kerosene, diesel oil, fuel oil, lubricating oil, and solids. Distillation is being done to separate. Oil refinery (9:50-12:10). Oil is heated at base. Vapor rises, cools as it rises, condenses back into liquid. Exterior of oil refinery tower. Train slowly goes by refinery. Cars drive on the highway. Cars drive in a city (12:11-13:12). A hand in powder. Refinery exterior. Chemicals. Men in a control room. A train slowly moves. A truck in snowy weather. A ship in an icy, snowy port. A Shell oil truck. Shell train. A woman cooks fish. Busy airport. A Shell gas station. Shell gas in a marina. Industry makes steel. Power lines (13:13-14:48). A truck goes into a desert area. A man roams the desert. A woman throes fertilizer around on a garden. People garden. Pick lettuce. Third world shipping port. Plants. A scientist does an experiment with tubes. Fingers hold things for experiments. A flame shoots. Power outputs. Smoke towers. Refinery port. Powder is placed into a bag. Plastics are carried. A plastic tiger mask is made. Doors are pulled open by workers and the front of a boat pops out. Synthetic paint. A man sprays paint onto a ceiling. An oil tanker. Synthetic rubber for tires. A man puts air in his car tire. The car drives away fast. A BOAC jumbo jet lands at an airport. The wheels touch down (14:49-17:44). Close on soil. A truck drives in the desert (17:44-18:02). End credits (18:03-18:24).
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OAC needs to see this !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing ....appreciate it...
The first floating rig was the Sedco A. Started working for Sedco in 1975 and retired 40 years later, the company changed names and the equipment changed amazingly as time went by. Was a great career but loving retirement. If your an oil hater start at the top of the chain, that would be you the consumer. If you don't want it drilled stop using it. I started supporting renewable's a long ago but it will be a long time before we stop needing oil. Two reasons energy density and portability.
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Excellent video (very interesting)
Drill baby drill!
That's what word salad, sarah palin said.
And AOC+3 are going Catatonic over it.
@@Kamina1703 lol... 👍🍺
It's a world of oil
I've officially used Shell (V-Power Nitro+) since I've owned my car, and I'll continue using it for as long as I live.
I worked on seismic crews in central Saskatchewan. ( St Warburg. area and Meadow. Lake ) in the middle too late 1960s / also worked on. big rigs. for Peter. Bawden and. Jennings and. Commonwealth also in the 1960s on a few holes / and swamped and moved oil rigs. 1967 for Kaps. Transport Ltd ( Edmonton, Alberta based ) worked in the bush at that time ( winter) Rainbow. Lake, Alberta. Canada ( booming years for the oil industry ) Bill. S. Canada
16:50 Some of the footage from this film was used in the 1988 educational film series The World of Chemistry
CO Exister's 👭☯️⛾🔯 Don't forget..A Toyota Prius comes from oil too.
Interestingly, the tanker Mysia was scrapped in 1978 only 9 years after launch
So oil refining is basically the cooking of dinosaur sauce
🤣😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣 If Shell Oil knew that oil futures would hit -37+- bucks a barrel in April of 2020. The future is so bright, we gotta' wear shades! 😎
Growing pains, lol.
Royal dutch Shell is at only 16.67 EUR. Buy !
I guess you like people losing their jobs and suffering up yours pal
Yeah. Thanks to lockdowns.
2:54 what is this called? It's like the old trope of Eskimo's rubbing their noses together
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what happens to the oil well when no more oil comes up what is the well filled with. there must be a large hole under the subsoil an gives unstable subsoil ?
I work with a man who works in the oilfield part time and he said after they finish a well they can come back later(not sure how much longer) and it will be filled back up with oil. So don't believe this "we're going to run out of oil soon" garbage. That's just so they can charge what they do for it
When an well bore becomes unproductive, regulations require isolation of the various formations penetrated. Cement plugs are spotted squeezed across the well bore, then verified in place. Much effort and funds are needed and expended in order to protect the underground environment. Competent responsible operators with adequate funding accomplish timely plugging of well bores. Much like low information politicians and citizens, not all oil production operators are competent & responsible. State and federal personnel are required to encourage timely plugging. While pluggings are, for the most part successful, there are exceptions.
The best oil is from Oil City PA.
Where is that ? 3:25
Under there.
No HRC's, no impact gloves, no safety glasses, and where is the link tilt if there is no top drive?
I can't wait until my body makes fuel for something..
What year was this made?
Details says late 1960s, early 1970s. Not exact I afraid.
After 1969 when that tanker Mysia was built - so likely 1970-ish
Looks like a sympathy evoking film for oil industry, that pops up in times of crashed oil prices and need for a bailout. Though it has a lot of interesting information. True.
I do love how the oil industry pat themselves on the back in every single promotional film for their record and actions on pollution, it just goes to show that they knew even back then that they did, and still do, produce pollutants that outstrip the usefulness of their products, products that are only of use to us as consumers, if we didn’t buy the products they wouldn’t manufacture them.
You’re right so don’t buy any fuel or anything else made with with petroleum and see how long your miserable whining existence lasts.
Oil another fraud