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5th International Conference on Oil, Gas and Petro Chemical Sciences, will be organized around the theme “”

Petrochemical Sciences 2023 is comprised of keynote and speakers sessions on latest cutting edge research designed to offer comprehensive global discussions that address current issues in Petrochemical Sciences 2023

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Track 1:Petro chemistry and petrochemical processes

Petroleum (crude oil) is an essential mineral that transforms into useful products and raw materials for people' daily needs, and it plays an important role in chemistry. These are obtained by refining petroleum through a series of procedures that yield a variety of products.

Chemical engineering procedures for transforming petroleum (crude oil) into various by products such as petrol, diesel, aviation fuel, kerosene, lubricants, engine oils, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), and liquefied natural gas (LNG) are used in the technology of processing petroleum to various fossil fuels (LNG).

Track 2:Chemical processing and biochemical engineering

Biochemical engineering is the development of biological processes linked with the extraction of raw materials from chemicals to manufacture goods for industrial domains as diverse as the medical, health care, and biotechnology industries, among others...

As part of producing Bio process engineering, the topic of research has origins in both chemical and biochemical engineering.

Track 3:Support for both offshore and onshore fields

The offshore drilling procedure entails drilling a wellbore into the earth's deeper layers in order to extract petroleum from the reservoir. It's usually done to look for petroleum in rock formations beneath the seafloor. Offshore drilling present’s obstacles, both from the hydrocarbons placed in the field and the materials employed during the drilling operation to recover them, according to the term.

Track 5:Technology for pipeline transportation

Pipeline transportation is a logistical procedure that transports raw materials collected from oil and gas sources to a petrochemical refinery, acting as a link between upstream and downstream operations.

Oil transport pipelines are typically made of steel pipes or plastic tubes buried beneath the surface, with pump stations delivering the oil from the production field to the refinery.

Natural gas pipes are built of carbon steel and are used to transfer raw gases from oil and gas fields to hydrocarbon processing plants.

Track 6:Drilling and operation of wells

The petrochemical industry's development of offshore production fields adds to the cost of energy resources. These are pieces of boring equipment that are used to complete project tasks. The dipole sharing investigation tool determines the mechanical process of drilling (DSI).

Track 7:Petroleum exploration and oil field management

Petroleum exploration is the process of discovering oil and gas beneath the earth's surface. This procedure combines the use of technology and geological data to drill wells in the fields while taking into account various parameters.

Oil and gas exploration refers to the collecting of field data, identification of probable oil reservoirs, field evaluation, and project development based on an understanding of the oil/gas field's underlying resources.

Track 8:Green Chemistry & Sustainable Energy

Sustainable energy is energy that meets our requirements without harming the environment. Sustainable chemistry is another term for green chemistry. The major goal is to limit the amount of hazardous emissions released into the atmosphere, making the planet more environmentally friendly.The terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" relate to the use of renewable natural energy that does not harm the environment. Renewable energy projects pose questions about their long-term viability. It aids in the reduction of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere by man-made items in industries and factories. Renewable energy technologies are critical in reducing reliance on fossil fuels and, as a result, lowering greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere.

Track 9:Catalysis and pyrolysis are two different processes.

It is a chemistry procedure that entails putting a catalyst into the chemical reaction environment, which accelerates the pace of reaction and hence maximizes production. These chemical reactions only require a minimal amount of catalyst, which speeds up the reaction rate and hence increases product production. In general, the chemical reaction occurs quickly due to the catalyst, which increases the reaction rate, whereas the reaction is slower in a non-catalytic environment. As a result, the catalyst is named catalysis since it plays such an important role in the chemical reaction process.

Pyrolysis is a thermochemical technique that can be applied to any carbon-based organic product. It works with both pure and impure products, as well as mixes. The material is exposed to greater temperatures in this treatment procedure, and in the absence of oxygen, it undergoes chemical and physical separation into various molecules in the industrial facility.

Pyrolysis is a term for a thermal treatment technique. It refers to the processes of combustion and gasification that involve the complete or partial oxidation of a material during heating in the absence of air. As a result, it is primarily a procedure that ensures high energy content in the extracted products.

Track 10:Technology and Supply of Gas

Gas is a naturally occurring resource that is extracted from petroleum (crude oil) and refined. Industrial gases are classified according to their use in industries such as oil and gas, petro chemistry, steel production, power, mining, chemicals, fertilizers, electronics, aerospace, and nuclear power.

The industries that create industrial gases are known as industrial gas industries, and they have their own supply equipment and technology for manufacturing and utilizing the gases in diverse industries.

Track 11:Environment-friendly biofuels and bioenergy

Bio energy is the energy that arises from biological materials. Bio energy, unlike oil, is classified as renewable energy because it is derived from plants and animals and is environmentally benign. Bio fuels are made up of the CO2 emitted by species and the CO2 absorbed by newly evolved species (plants or animals).

Biofuels provide bioenergy while releasing no harmful pollutants into the atmosphere. Biofuels are used to produce bioenergy in a variety of ways, including bioethanol and biodiesel, which are utilized in gasoline and diesel engines.

Track 12: Bioprocessing and industrial biotechnology

Industrial biotechnology is one of the most popular new techniques to pollution prevention, resource conservation, and cost reduction. Industrial biotechnology, if fully developed, might have a far greater impact on the planet than health care and agriculture. It provides innovative ways to cut expenses and create new markets while while conserving the environment. In comparison to the previous decade, new industrial methods research can now be moved from laboratory study to commercial application in many sectors in two to five years.

Biotechnology's technological application to industrial processes for extraction of necessary goods is not only revolutionizing how we create items, but also giving us with new products that we could not have envisioned just a few years ago. Because industrial biotechnology is such a new technology, its benefits are still unknown to industry, governments, and consumers, as it is still in the research and development stage. This breakthrough would significantly reduce phosphate-related algae blooms in groundwater around the world, while also allowing consumers to get their clothing cleaner with lower wash water temperatures and energy savings for a more energy-efficient society.