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English: Glen Davis - Process flow Cracking and Polmerizing Plant
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Source https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/the-development-of-the-oil-shale-industry-at-glen-davis-new-south-wales-australia/resource_download/8227768b-807d-4d66-b5a4-c0ee8ced55e0
Author The staff of National Oil Proprietary Ltd, Glen Davis. Published in 'The Development of the Oil Shale Industry at Glen Davis, New South Wales, Australia' a paper for Second Oil Shale and Cannel Coal Conference, Organised by the Institute of Petroleum.

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