Researchers and authors can directly submit their manuscript online through this link Online Manuscript Submission.
Petro Chemistry
To understand the field of petrochemistry it’s important to comprehend what petroleum is and where it comes from. Over millions of years, natural changes in organic materials have produced petroleum which has accumulated under the earth’s surface. Petroleum rich areas are generally found in regions that support retention, such as porous sandstones. Crude oils are naturally occurring liquids made up of various hydrocarbon compounds that differ in appearance and composition. Average composition rates are 84% carbon, 14% hydrogen, 1%-3% sulphur, and less than 1% each of nitrogen, oxygen, metals and salts. Depending on the sulphur content crude oils are either categorised as sweet or sour.Journal key Highlights
Advanced Drilling Technologies
Advanced gas Engineering
Advanced Oil and Gas Technologies
Advances in Petroleum Engineering
Bioenergy and Biofuels
Biofuels & Biodiesels
Biopolymer Chemistry and Research
butane
carbon dioxide
Catalysis and Pyrolysis
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Computational Modelling Techniques
Computer Applications in Petroleum Engineering
Drilling and Well Operation
Enhanced Oil Recovery
Environmental Impacts in Petroleum Engineering
ethane
Field Development & Production Operations
fossil energy pentanes
Fuels and Refining
Geology and Exploration
Geophysical Exploration
Global Oil and Gas
Hydraulic Fracturing
hydrogen sulphide
Methane
Oil and Gas Industries
Oil Formation
Oil, Gas Markets & Strategies
Onshore and Offshore Support
Petro Chemistry
Petrochemistry
Petroleum and Petrochemicals
Petroleum Distillation and Refining
Petroleum Geology
Petroleum Substitutes
Petrophysics & Petrochemistry
Processing units utilized in refineries
propane
Reservoir Engineering
Upstream, Downstream and Midstream Integration