Abstract: Systems and methods presented herein enable a commerce platform for providing a plurality of data management services offerings via a single integrated oilfield services management application. For example, the commerce platform may provide an oilfield services management application to enable interaction with a plurality of integrated data management services offerings, wherein the data management services offerings comprise a data assessment services module for evaluating data associated with deployment of one or more oilfield services and/or one or more oilfield products; a cost analyzer module for estimating costs associated with migrating the data associated with the deployment of the one or more oilfield services and/or the one or more oilfield products to a standardized data platform; and a data management services module for performing operations on the data associated with the deployment of one or more oilfield services and/or one or more oilfield products.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable media may facilitate buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) transactions at brick-and-mortar locations of merchants that otherwise lack an ability to interface with financial institutions (FIs) that finance BNPL transactions. Likewise, the system may be used to conduct BNPL transactions for merchants that lack an electronic commerce presence. For example, a payment network used to process payment cards such as credit cards may be leveraged to communicate with user devices, merchant point of sale (POS) terminals, and BNPL servers operated by FIs to mediate BNPL transactions. In particular, the payment network may receive, from merchants, a list of items that are eligible for BNPL transactions and installment offers from FIs to pay for BNPL transactions. The payment network may match eligible items with installment offers, select the best installment offers for the buyer, and mediate exchanges between the parties to settle payments for the BNPL transaction.

Abstract: System and methods for fluid treatment design and analysis are provided. Data for treatment parameters associated with a multistage fluid treatment design are obtained, based on at least one design criterion selected from a plurality of design criteria affecting the multistage fluid treatment design. A relative index value is determined for each of the treatment parameters with respect to the selected design criterion at each stage of the multistage fluid treatment design. Values are assigned to one or more visualization parameters for indicating a relative impact of each of the treatment parameters with respect to the selected design criterion at each stage, based on the relative index value corresponding to each treatment parameter. A three-dimensional (3D) graphical representation of the multistage fluid treatment design is generated and provided for display via a graphical user interface (GUI) of a client application executable at a computing device of a user.

Abstract: A composition comprising an inner core of UHMWPE fibres having a molecular weight greater than 500,000 Daltons with a denier of from about 700 to about 3000, preferably from about 1000 to about 2500, more preferably from about 1500 to about 2000, most preferably from about 1500 to about 1800, with an overall thickness of 0.2 to 0.8 mm and a nylon coating.

Abstract: The instant invention pertains to the use of formic acid in new processes for treating feedstocks comprising holocellulose, as well as, new compositions suitable for, for example, bioalcohol production. The processes may comprise first mixing the feedstock with an aqueous acid solution comprising formic acid and then producing a hydrolysis product comprising monosaccharides and water-soluble oligosaccharides. The compositions typically comprise a feedstock comprising holocellulose and an aqueous acid solution comprising formic acid. Advantageously, the processes and compositions of the present invention may be used in more environmentally friendly, cost-efficient production of fuels.

Abstract: The instant invention pertains to the use of formic acid in new processes for treating feedstocks comprising holocellulose, as well as, new compositions suitable for, for example, bioalcohol production. The processes may comprise first mixing the feedstock with an aqueous acid solution comprising formic acid and then producing a hydrolysis product comprising monosaccharides and water-soluble oligosaccharides. The compositions typically comprise a feedstock comprising holocellulose and an aqueous acid solution comprising formic acid. Advantageously, the processes and compositions of the present invention may be used in more environmentally friendly, cost-efficient production of fuels.

Abstract: Briefly described, embodiments of this disclosure include methods of generating hydrogen (H2) from a biomass and the like, are disclosed.