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Shannon Zemlicka - From Oil to Gas

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How does oil turn into fuel for cars and trucks? Follow each step in the production cycle from clearing land to filling a tank with gas in this fascinating book!

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Start TO Finish Second Series Everyday Products FROM Oil TO - photo 1
Start
TO
Finish
Second Series
Everyday
Products
FROM
Oil
TO
Gas
SHANNON ZEMLICKA
Copyright 2013 by Lerner Publishing Group Inc All rights reserved - photo 2
Copyright 2013 by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No
part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system, or transmitted in any form or by any means
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otherwisewithout the prior written permission of Lerner
Publishing Group, Inc., except for the inclusion of brief
quotations in an acknowledged review.
Lerner Publications Company
A division of Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
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Minneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A.
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Photo Acknowledgments
The images in this book are used with the permission
of: Anton Starikov/Dreamstime.com, p. 1; Huating/
Dreamstime.com, p. 3; Inga Spence/Visuals Unlimited,
Inc., p. 5; iStockphoto.com/Steve Froebe, p. 7; Lowell
Georgia/CORBIS, p. 9; Wenbin Yu/Dreamstime.com,
p. 11; Dan Bannister/Getty Images, p. 13; Lpm/
Dreamstime.com, p. 15; Visions of America/Joe Sohm/
Digital Vision/Getty Images, p. 17; Trip/Art Directors
& TRIP, p. 19; Lester Lefkowitz/Photographers Choice/
Getty Images, p. 21; DreamPictures/Blend Images/Getty
Images, p. 23.
Front cover: iStockphoto.com/James Brey.
Main body text set in Arta Std Book 20/26.
Typeface provided by International Typeface Corp.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Zemlicka, Shannon, 1971
From oil to gas / by Shannon Zemlicka.
p. cm. (Start to finish. Second series,
Everyday products)
Includes index.
ISBN 9780761391852 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
1. GasolineJuvenile literature. 2. Petroleum
engineeringJuvenile literature. I. Title.
TP692.2Z46 2013
665.53827dc23 2012008687
Manufactured in the United States of America
1 MG 12/31/12
TABLE OF
Contents
Gas makes cars go How is it made Workers look at the land Gas comes - photo 3
Gas makes cars go.
How is it made?
Workers look at the land Gas comes from a thick black liquid called oil - photo 4
Workers look at the land.
Gas comes from a thick, black liquid called oil.
Oil is found deep underground or under the ocean. It must be dug up. On land, workers choose where to dig by looking for clues in the land.
Workers clear the land Workers bring bulldozers to land that may have oil - photo 5
Workers clear the land Workers bring bulldozers to land that may have oil - photo 6
Workers clear the land.
Workers bring bulldozers to land that may have oil. The bulldozers clear away trees and bushes.
Trucks bring tools for digging up oil Trucks bring tools to the cleared - photo 7
Trucks bring tools for digging up oil Trucks bring tools to the cleared - photo 8
Trucks bring tools for digging up oil.
Trucks bring tools to the cleared land. One tool is a machine that makes electricity. It powers
a huge drill for digging. Another machine can pump up mud and rock from underground.
Workers put the tools together Workers put up a large frame Then they add - photo 9
Workers put the tools together Workers put up a large frame Then they add - photo 10
Workers put the tools together.
Workers put up a large frame. Then they add the machines to the frame. The frame holds the machines together to make a rig.
The drill digs for oil A worker runs the rigs drill The drill digs a deep - photo 11
The drill digs for oil A worker runs the rigs drill The drill digs a deep - photo 12
The drill digs for oil.
A worker runs the rigs drill. The drill digs a deep hole called a well. Some wells have no oil. The workers move the rig and try again until they find oil.
Pipes carry the oil The oil rushes up into the well Machines pump the oil - photo 13
Pipes carry the oil The oil rushes up into the well Machines pump the oil - photo 14
Pipes carry the oil.
The oil rushes up into the well. Machines pump the oil into pipes. The pipes carry the oil to huge tanks.
The oil goes to a factory Trucks trains ships and long pipes carry the - photo 15
The oil goes to a factory Trucks trains ships and long pipes carry the - photo 16
The oil goes to a factory.
Trucks, trains, ships, and long pipes
carry the oil to a factory. The factory
is called a refinery. A refinery looks like a maze of tanks, towers, and pipes.
Pipes heat the oil Hot pipes heat the oil Then it enters a tower The heat - photo 17
Pipes heat the oil Hot pipes heat the oil Then it enters a tower The heat - photo 18
Pipes heat the oil.
Hot pipes heat the oil. Then it enters a tower. The heat separates the oil into many parts. Gas is one of these parts.
The gas goes to gas stations The gas travels to gas stations in trains - photo 19
The gas goes to gas stations The gas travels to gas stations in trains - photo 20
The gas goes to gas stations.
The gas travels to gas stations in trains, trucks, or pipes. Workers store the
gas in large tanks underground.
Fill it up At gas stations drivers use pumps to fill their cars and trucks - photo 21
Fill it up At gas stations drivers use pumps to fill their cars and trucks - photo 22
Fill it up!
At gas stations, drivers use pumps to fill their cars and trucks with gas. Then its time to get back on the road.
Glossary oil OYL a thick black liquid found underground refinery - photo 23
Glossary oil OYL a thick black liquid found underground refinery - photo 24
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