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WELLESLEY, Mass., Jan. 08, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rising demand for low-fat and gluten-free food and beverage products, an expanding global consumer goods and pharmaceuticals market, and a rebounding global oil and gas industry are driving carboxymethylcellulose demand. In a new report,  Carboxymethylcellulose (CMC): Technologies, Applications and Emerging Markets, BCC Research estimates the global market for carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) will reach $1.0 billion and $1.2 billion in 2017 and 2022, respectively, indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.1%.

“Different plants take up different compounds,” says John Stolz, an environmental microbiologist at Duquesne University. For example, rice and potatoes take up arsenic from water, but tomatoes don’t. Sunflowers and rape take up uranium from soil, but it’s unknown if grasses do. “There are a variety of organic compounds, metals and radioactive material that are of human health concern when livestock meat or milk is ingested,” says Motoko Mukai, a veterinary toxicologist at Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine. These “compounds accumulate in the fat and are excreted into milk. Some compounds are persistent and do not get metabolized easily.”

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Aubin is a provider of proven solutions for decommissioning old or expired offshore and onshore structures.

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Paraffin inhibitors have been used since the early 1990s, and the technology continues to mature as researchers look for ways to apply it in colder regions, where it can be applied through umbilicals in ultradeepwater and Arctic applications. A paraffin inhibitor was applied to a field offshore Norway with three wells to treat wax deposits and to meet environmental regulations set by the Norwegian Pollution Control Authority. In general, paraffin inhibitors keep pipelines and tubing strings clear of wax plugs that reduce flow rates, prevent higher pressure drops that wax deposits can cause, and reduce the frequency that pipeline needs to be pigged for wax removal. The application is customized to the behavior of the fluid from any given field, but Kondapi said it is typically applied downstream from the choke. “It’s completely dependent on the temperature,” he said.

Wally Georgie, principal consultant of processing and flow assurance at Maxoil Solutions, said engineers need to consider the unique characteristics of the fluids when designing treating facilities for them. The production of heavy oil poses numerous processing challenges, which need to be considered when deciding factors such as the size of separators, the internal design of the vessels, vessel configuration, and the optimum means of handling solids and water. Fluids from a given reservoir are generally tested so that engineers have an idea of the effects of solids production, asphaltenes, paraffin, naphthenates, inorganic scale, and emulsion stability before they design the vessels that will treat them. An improper design can lead to higher than expected operating expenses once production begins.

Gagliano testified during cross-examination that in the nearly three years since the Deepwater Horizon rig caught fire and exploded April 20, 2010, killing 11 workers and leading to one of the largest oil spills in the nation's history, he had not been told the results of Halliburton's investigations into the cause of the accident.