refinery

Converse of object

• blockade: Forget speed cameras & concrete bumps, blockading oil refineries is by far the best traffic calming solution.
• operate: Our Malaysian client operates a large oil refinery in Malaysia.
• build: Activity 8 1. How does an oil company decide where to build a refinery?
• own: Signal owned a refinery in Belgium and a gasoline marketing business there and in Britain using the VIP name.

Adjective modifier

• large: The BP oil refinery in Texas City is the third largest refinery in the US.
• huge: This involved a trip through a huge oil refinery.
• major: West of Bo'ness the south side of the Forth is dominated by the major oil refinery at Grangemouth.
• big: OTTERS, ORCHIDS AND OIL Wildlife is thriving in the shadow of the country's second biggest oil refinery.
• new: Here, he finds the perfect site for Mogul's new refinery.

Modifies a noun

• capacity: The increase in demand for gasoline will give rise to further demands for new refinery capacity.
• complex: The proposed petrochemical project would be integrated with the existing Ras Tanura refinery complex.
• worker: Textile workers in Gilan, bus drivers in Tehran, and refinery workers in Abadan all deserve respect.
• plant: The CPC operates three oil refinery plants with a total refining capacity of 770,000 barrels per day.
• industry: In the past 10 years the refinery industry has had to respond to five sets of new environmental regulations.

Noun used with modifier

• oil: The BP oil refinery in Texas City is the third largest refinery in the US.
• petroleum: A method of biofilm monitoring in the recirculating cooling water system of a petroleum refinery plant.
• sugar: Ten years later, Abraham Lyle started set up his own sugar refinery.
• cane: We operate the largest cane sugar refinery in the world, Thames Refinery in London.
• gasoline: On his conditional release Alireza worked as a mechanical engineer in a gasoline refinery.
• gas: The same can be said of chemical plants, oil and gas refineries, nuclear power plants.