Vol. 14 No. 2
July 2024 · 6 research articles · 5 front matter items
Since the beginning of the 1990s the government of Nigeria has been struggling to enhance its productivity in oil and gas which is the mainstay of the country’s economy. Its long-stated dual objectives have been to increase crude oil reserves and daily…
Obahiagbon et al.
This research explores the utilization of carbide slag from welder’s waste as a crucial source of CaO for the development of a bi-functional heterogeneous catalyst, incorporating welder’s waste and pig bones, in the simultaneous esterification and…
Makwashi et al.
The ever-declining rate of oil production from an oil well has been a problem for the industry and the broader economy. Despite various mitigation methods, achieving a hundred percent recovery rate remains elusive. Therefore, this article provides a…
Dundere et al.
Bioethanol can be produced from any biomass that contains sugars or starch which are lignocellulosic and do not compete with food crops. This study demonstrated the effectiveness of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) pretreatment followed by enzymatic hydrolysis by…
Rasaq et al.
Seawater pipelines are essential for numerous industries, including oil and gas, desalination, and marine transportation, but they face significant challenges due to the harsh marine environment. This environment is characterized by high salinity, biological…
The oil and gas industry is evolving, in response to technological advancement, and the industry is embracing digital technology, in terms of automation and artificial intelligence in its operation. Today’s workforce more than ever before, requires advanced…
