Petroleum Product of the Week: Seat Belts
Ever since its invention in the mid-19th century, seat belts have significantly evolved and currently save over 15,000 lives each…
Author: Kendra Kuhar
Kendra is a content writer with a BA in English from Wilkes University. Technology has always fascinated her, especially when it's brought into a well-established field like petroleum and oil. Kendra enjoys learning about the innovation and progressive changes in today’s industry whenever she can.
Conventional Passenger Car Engine Oil
Before scientists engineered semi-synthetic and fully synthetic oil, people relied on conventional passenger engine oil to power their automobiles and…
Why do some countries drive on the left side of the road?
If you’ve ever visited the United Kingdom, Australia, or the Bahamas, you may have noticed people drive on the left…
Polish Your Fuel with Power Service Diesel Kleen +Cetane Boost
With the arrival of Spring, it’s time to clean your diesel fluid with Power Service Diesel Kleen +Cetane Boost! The…
The Incredible Potential of Graphene
Graphene is a material of many wonders. It offers an array of useful and diverse properties and can be used…
How the V-8 Engine Sound is Made
Everyone’s heard it—the sweet sound of a V-8 engine powering a beautiful and intricately designed car. The alluring engine is…
Sealing Oil Well Leaks with Artificial Magma
There are thousands of inactive oil wells across North America and throughout the world. Several wells were disabled in order…
Could Desert Sand be Used to Make Concrete?
As the most widely used building material in the world, concrete relies on sand to make it strong and durable…
Petroleum Product of the Week: Artificial Leather
As a substitute material for genuine leather, artificial leather is a mixture of plastic and leather. Synthetic forms of leather…
Automotive Aerodynamics
In today’s world, automotive aerodynamics and efficiency are a priority. The gas mileage a car gets is also a key…