EAP - Oil Shale publications

PUBLISHED
SINCE 1984

Oil Shale

ISSN 1736-7492 (Electronic)
ISSN 0208-189X (Print)

Impact Factor (2022): 1.9

Vol 29, Issue 1, 2012

Editor’s page. Prospective oil shale utilization; 1–2

Jüri Kann

SHORT-TERM TESTS ON FIRING OIL SHALE FUEL APPLYING LOW-TEMPERATURE VORTEX TECHNOLOGY; pp. 3–17

T. PIHU, A. KONIST, Dmitri Neshumayev, J. LOOSAAR, A. SIIRDE, T. PARVE, A. MOLODTSOV

SEA-LEVEL CHANGES RECORDED BY CERIUM ANOMALIES IN THE LATE JURASSIC (TITHONIAN) BLACK ROCK SERIES OF QIANGTANG BASIN, NORTH-CENTRAL TIBET; pp. 18–35

LAN CHEN, ANDREW TIEN-SHUN LIN, XUEJUAN DA, HAISHENG YI, LOUIS LOUNG-YIE TSAI, GUIWEN XU

PREPARATION OF ALUMINA FROM RETORTING RESIDUE OF OIL SHALE; pp. 36–50

Y.-M. XU, D.-M. HE, J.-W. SHI, J. GUAN, Q.-M. Zhang

THE EFFECTS OF ACID TREATMENT ON THE PYROLYSIS OF GÖYNÜK OIL SHALE (TURKEY) BY THERMOGRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS; pp. 51–62

M. SERT, Levent BALLİCE, Mithat YükselL, Mehmet Sağlam

KINETIC ANALYSIS OF CO-COMBUSTION OF OIL SHALE SEMI-COKE WITH BITUMINOUS COAL; pp. 63–75

B.-Z. SUN, Q. WANG, P.-Y. SHEN, H. QIN, S.-H. LI

ALUM SHALES CAUSING RADON RISKS ON THE EXAMPLE OF MAARDU AREA, NORTH-ESTONIA; pp. 76–84

K. JÜRIADO, A. RAUKAS, V. PETERSELL

HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF USING FLUIDIZED-BED TECHNOLOGY FOR OIL SHALE COMBUSTION IN ESTONIA; pp. 85–99

Ants Martins