Refinery Shorts
Description: Eadu (pronounced /ˈiːduː/) was a storm-stricken planet in the Outer Rim Territories. It hosted the Eadu Energy Conversion Laboratory prior to the outbreak of the Galactic Civil War, where Galen Erso and his team of scientists attempted to unlock the secrets of the kyber crystals as part of the Death Star project. The refinery was targeted by agents of the Alliance to Restore the Republic following the destruction of Jedha City and resulted in the ruination of the facility and the death of Erso.
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Description: Domino Sugar Refinery On the Mississippi River Louisiana by Debra Martz When seeing at a distance and even when nearing the refinery, I thought it was something of the past. And then the narrator aboard the Creole Queen Historic Cruise began to tell of its history. To my surprise it is still operational and has been operating on the banks of the Mississippi River since 1909, now producing 7 million pounds of sugar per day. This Louisiana refinery is one of the region’s largest employers, providing more than 400 direct jobs. Today, the Chalmette refinery is the largest cane sugar refinery in the western hemisphere. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved
Description: This industrial illustration features the Lloydminster Alberta oil sector, designated as the heavy oil capital of Canada. The graphic displays oil derricks, pumpjacks, storage tanks, transport pipes, and wrenches in an orange and black color palette with halftone dot textures. A smokestack and clouds complete the industrial facility scene.
Description: This graphic illustration features industrial oil and gas infrastructure located in Lloydminster, Alberta. The artwork depicts oil derricks, refinery facilities, heavy machinery, and pipelines. It documents the energy sector operations that characterize this region of Canada, emphasizing the extraction and processing industries within the local landscape.
Description: This display features the industrial landscape of Lloydminster, Alberta, identifying it as a hub for oil production. The visual elements include oil derricks, refinery infrastructure, industrial storage tanks, evergreen coniferous trees, and a heavy-duty transport semi-truck. The arrangement highlights regional economic pillars found within the prairie provinces through bold lettering and industrial mechanical components.
Description: A circular composition features stylized black typography reading Edmonton Alberta The Oil Capital of Canada. Surrounding the text are icons of industry and nature including an oil derrick, refinery smokestacks, oil barrels, and rotating gears. Natural elements like pine trees, mountains, a river with bridges, a moose, and a duck complete the landscape themed display colored with blue and orange halftone patterns.
Description: A compilation of isometric views of various industrial buildings and items, as seen in the game Factorio. The top features the title 'factorio' with the subtitle 'This factory must grow...'. Below are rows of distinct structures like assembling machines, refineries, furnaces, turrets, trains, and other factory components, each labeled with its name.
Description: This composition focuses on the industrial landscape of Lloydminster, Alberta. It displays oil derricks, refinery infrastructure, storage tanks, and pipelines representing the local energy industry. Hard hats, wrenches, and gear motifs emphasize the labor and machinery involved in heavy oil production within the region. The text clearly identifies the location as the energy hub of the area.
Description: The city of Port Arthur began as the dream of railroad man Arthur Stilwell, who envisioned it as a trade and tourism center. By the time the city was incorporated in 1898, Stilwell had founded the Port Arthur Channel and Dock Co., which welcomed its first ship to the port of Port Arthur the following year. In just two years, oil was discovered in nearby Beaumont, kicking off the Spindletop boom that would see Port Arthur become the biggest oil refining locale in the world by the mid-20th century. In 1948 the town held its Golden Jubilee celebration, 50 years after its incorporation as a city which centered around a parade with drummers marching down Procter Street trailed by floats, including one with the Golden Jubilee queen and her court.
Description: A bold graphic featuring the words "PLANT" and "TRASH" in large, block letters. The letters "PLANT" have the Texas flag pattern, with the "P" being blue with a white star, and the "LANT" having alternating white and red stripes. "TRASH" also uses the Texas flag pattern, with the "TR" being blue with a white star and "ASH" being alternating white and red stripes. In the center, a detailed outline of an industrial complex with smokestacks and machinery is present against a black background.
