Not all Crude Oils are the Same. The composition of crudes uncovered.

In this video we take a look at the world catalogue of crude oil properties - from sweet to sour, from light to heavy - crude oils differ markedly in different countries, basins, fields & strata. We focus in on the crude oils properties of Brazil, the UK and China and demo the speed & accessibility of finding data FAST. There is a range within each country.
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[@22terrytibbs]

Cool oil collection there! My father has a glass capsule of BP oil from when one of the companies he worked at cladded some pipes for the North sea years ago he keeps in a wall cabinet. Think they were the first cladded pipes or something......

[@colinhiggins6237]

It’s rather useful stuff that has enabled almost every aspect of civilization. It should be worth much more than Evian….

[@mwgilmore9953]

I never can find a definitive answer to this question: Do different APIs impact the amount of gasoline produced during refining. The 19 gallons of gasoline per barrel of crude is the number thrown around, but can more gasoline be produced as the API number raises?

[@timthetiny7538]

Yes absolutely

[@mwgilmore9953]

@@timthetiny7538 Oh, thanks for this. Do you know how high the number can go! Meaning, can you get 25-35 gallons out of really light shale crude? Thanks in advance for the answer.