Chemists

Chemical engineers

Ecologists

Technicians specialized in analyzing samples

Areas of work in the oil laboratories include:

Oil and Gas Analysis: Samples of oil and gas are analyzed to determine their chemical composition and various properties such as density, flash point, viscosity, sulfur content, and more.

Burnability tests: The combustibility of petroleum materials is analyzed and the values of heat and energy released during combustion are determined.

Refined product analysis: Analysis of refined products from refining processes to determine their characteristics and product quality.

Quality tests and quality control: Tests are conducted to verify the quality of petroleum products and ensure that they meet the specified specifications and standards.

Analysis of impurities and contaminants: Oil materials are analyzed to determine the content of potential impurities and contaminants and to know their impact on product quality.

Gas analysis: Gases emitted from oil operations are analyzed to assess their impact on the environment and safety.

Environmental and Safety Tests: Analyzes are provided to ensure that oil operations comply with environmental and safety standards.

Research and Development: Petroleum laboratories are used to develop and test new technologies and materials for the petroleum industry

Introduction to petroleum chemistry

Oil and gas analysis

Burnability and calorific value tests

Analysis of refined products and subcomponents

Analysis of impurities and contaminants

Analysis of gases and air pollution

Environmental analysis and safety tests