What is oil vacuum?

Answer 1

Introducing the "Oil Vacuum":

The Best Way to Tap an American Oil Reserve 3 Times the Size of Saudi Arabia's Time named the "Oil Vacuum" one of the Best Inventions of 2007.

And the U.S. Department of Energy says the only company that has it could be key to unlocking an 800 billion barrel oil deposit in the Rocky Mountains. It could make you $65,500 inside of a year. But time is short. This "Oil Vacuum" will produce oil by May 31, 2008... Dear Friend, Just a few short weeks from now, a revolutionary "Oil Vacuum" will start producing oil in places no drill can reach. In time, it could prove to be the one and only way America ever gets close to energy independence again. I'll show you the only company that has the inside track on tapping a huge oil deposit within U.S. borders - one estimated to be triple the size of Saudi Arabia's proven reserves. This alone could deliver you a gain of 1,310%. A $5,000 investment would turn into a gain of $65,500. And that's just one of three ways this breakthrough technology could put thousands of dollars in your pocket. Today you can get in on the company that makes what I like to call the "Oil Vacuum"... for under $3 per share. But don't wait too long. By May 31, 2008, the "Oil Vacuum" will be literally producing oil from junk. That's right. The "Oil Vacuum" can squeeze oil from landfill trash - using just pennies of electricity to make $5 of fuel and other products. Time named the "Oil Vacuum" one of its Best Inventions of 2007 - based on just this one capability. And that's only the beginning. Because, you see, this technology can also be used to pump oil from old wells that were thought to be dry for decades. That alone could potentially add several hundred years to America's oil supply. And it gets better still. The truly awesome potential lies in this fact: The "Oil Vacuum" could prove to be the only way to economically extract an oil reserve on U.S. soil that amounts to three Saudi Arabias. The U.S. Department of Energy says anyone who can pull this off "could contribute nearly 3 million barrels per day to reduce oil imports, improve energy security and fuel economic growth." Many have tried and failed. But they don't have the technological advantage this company has. And here's something else this company has - a signed contract to put its "Oil Vacuum" to use, producing oil from a very similar kind of reserve in Canada as early as this autumn. If my conservative estimates work out, this could turn a $5,000 stake into $65,500. I don't know about you, but I like it when a "conservative" estimate can generate a 1,310% return. One of the smartest guys I know - a Harvard-educated geologist who's parlayed his oil-prospecting skills into some very profitable stock picks in the energy and natural resource sectors - has prepared a special report about this tiny company and its breakthrough technology. It's yours FREE for the asking. Joseph Schriefer

Publisher,

Energy & Scarcity Investor Kate Incontrera,

Managing Editor, The Daily Reckoning

Answer 2

Oil vacuum refers to a process where oil is used as the sealing medium in a vacuum system to create a vacuum environment free from air or other contaminants. This is achieved by using an oil-sealed rotary vacuum pump that operates by creating a partial vacuum using oil to seal and lubricate the pump mechanism. Oil vacuum systems are commonly used in industrial applications where a high level of vacuum is required.