Texaco Gasification Process definition
Texaco Gasification Process or “Gasification” or “TGP” shall mean the process licensed by TEXACO DEVELOPMENT and improvements therein producing carbon monoxide and hydrogen by partial oxidation of carbonaceous substances, including without limitation refining or chemical plant byproducts streams, using oxygen or an oxygen-containing gas and including, but without limiting the foregoing, any means or methods of (i) preparing such substances to the extent useful in such partial oxidation, (ii) introducing and reacting materials in a partial oxidation reaction zone; (iii) cooling the effluent of said reaction zone and recovering and conserving reaction heat; (iv) removing from said effluent materials which may or may not be returned to said reaction zone; and (v) treating by-product or waste discharges.
Texaco Gasification Process means the process licensed by a Texaco Affiliate and improvements therein producing carbon monoxide and hydrogen by partial oxidation of carbonaceous substances.
Examples of Texaco Gasification Process in a sentence
GE Energy (formerly Chevron Texaco) Gasification Process The Premcor Refining Group Inc.
All information related to the Texaco Gasification Process ("TGP"), Texaco Gasification Power Systems ("TGPS"), and Texaco Gasification Fischer-Tropsch ("TGFT") will be ▇▇▇▇▇olled by confidentiality agreements separate and apart from this Technical Services Agreement and the License Agreement.
Rentech recognizes that certain portions of a Texaco or Affiliate facility that embody and would disclose information to which Rentech and its other licensees are not entitled may be declared off-limits to a showing by Rentech, such as reactor design, if applicable, and Texaco Gasification Process.