The Evolution of the Oil Industry
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The Burma fields have of late years been de- veloped in accordance with modern practice, and the producing area, long a subject of quaint legend, much extended, so that according to recent estimates the annual crude production from this source is up- wards of one million tons. The Persian oil fields will be a factor to be reckoned with in future, and an oil port fed by a pipe line on the American model already exists at Abadan on the Persian Gulf. Egpyt has also a future as a petroleum producin...g country, for within the past ten years not only "gushers" but wells which give evidence of steady flowing qualities have been discovered, and plans for develop- ment are already well advanced.
Crossing to this hemisphere the name of the Brit- ish colony Trinidad at once suggests itself. Its famous lake of pitch has long been a source of supply for that dense form of petroleum which is known as asphalt; while other deposits of crude yield surpris- ing percentages of more volatile products like motor spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Burma fields have of late years been de- veloped in accordance with modern practice, and the producing area, long a subject of quaint legend, much extended, so that according to recent estimates the annual crude production from this source is up- wards of one million tons. The Persian oil fields will be a factor to be reckoned with in future, and an oil port fed by a pipe line on the American model already exists at Abadan on the Persian Gulf. Egpyt has also a future as a petroleum producin...g country, for within the past ten years not only "gushers" but wells which give evidence of steady flowing qualities have been discovered, and plans for develop- ment are already well advanced.
Crossing to this hemisphere the name of the Brit- ish colony Trinidad at once suggests itself. Its famous lake of pitch has long been a source of supply for that dense form of petroleum which is known as asphalt; while other deposits of crude yield surpris- ing percentages of more volatile products like motor spirit.
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