HP Petrol Pump Amar Service Station

if you are coming from mohil to chandigarh,so this is first petrol pump. this place is available petrol and diesel ⛽ since 6am. to 9pm. and this place is a electronic charger available and Hydergin Air for tyer also .

HP Petrol Pump Amar Service Station sets the benchmark for excellent service in the fuel industry. With their efficient and friendly staff, clean facilities, and consistent quality fuel, it's a reliable choice for motorists. I highly recommend this petrol pump for its professionalism and customer-centric approach.

Good service they have EV charging station also . You can get PUC also

Amazing place love to visit 🥳
Petroleum, the mineral in the greatest demand in modern industry, supplies half the world’s energy re­quirements. It provides fuel for heat and lighting, lu­bricants for machinery and raw materials for a num­ber of manufacturing industries.

In comparison with other fuels, such as coal, it has several advantages: it occurs in great abundance; it is easily obtained; it can be cheaply distributed; and above all, it has the widest range of domestic as well as industrial uses. It is often, therefore, referred to as ‘black gold’.

Despite repeated predictions of its rapid exhaustion, world petroleum production increases every year. Scientists and geo- physicists, using modern prospecting equipment such as the gravimeter, magnetometer and seismograph are discovering more and more new oilfields and are greatly widening the world’s known reserves of oil. Many of the most recently discovered fields are deep beneath the sea-floor.

The word petroleum is derived from the Latin words petra, meaning rock, and oleum, meaning oil. It is so called because it is derived from the rocks, where it flows freely in either liquid or gaseous state. It was first used where seepages occurred at the sur­face. In ancient times the Chinese, who encountered oil in drilling for salt in brine wells, used it as fuel to evaporate the brine.The origin of petroleum is still not definitely known, though it is generally presumed to be derived from organic material. Analysis of oil samples shows that it is formed from the decomposition by anaerobic bacteria of innumerable small marine plant and animal organ­isms trapped in sediments as they were deposited on the sea-bed.

Some scientists believe that when an accumulation of sedimentary rocks in the ocean depths is compacted, the pressure generates heat which transforms the decaying matter into tiny drop­lets of oil. Others think that oil may have formed relatively rapidly after the organisms were trapped in the sediments and that heat or pressure were not necessary to the process.

Oil formation in sedimentary rocks has been going on since the beginning of geo­logical time and is probably continuing today, and unlike many other minerals which require special conditions for their occurrence, oil can be found in many different rocks of various ages and is very wide­ly distributed. Wherever there are areas of marine sedimentary rocks such as mudstone, shale, sandstone or limestone oil may be found in some of the strata.

The oil is trapped in the pore-spaces of the rocks and thus rocks such as sandstone with a high propor­tion of spaces are most likely to contain oil. Com­pacted mud and shale have very tiny pore spaces which either prevent the presence of oil or make it very dif­ficult to obtain, e.g. from oil shales, if it is present.

Within porous rocks the oil is capable of migrating in any direction until it is trapped by the presence of a non-porous cap-rock such as a shale or mudstone. When the rocks originally formed under the sea, not only oil was trapped but also sea-water. This also remains in the pore spaces of the rock. Because oil is lighter than water it usually lies above it in the rock. Above the oil are the lightest hydrocarbons forming natural gas.

Thus oil is usually found in a water-oil-gas sequence, though sometimes only gas is found, and no oil exists. When a cap-rock prevents the oil or gas from moving further, either upwards or sideways it is trapped; it cannot move downwards through the heavier water. Oil rarely occurs in igneous rocks, and when it does it is due to migration of oil from sedi­mentary rocks into interstices such as joints in the igneous rocks.

Excellent service.. accurate petrol diesel rates

Good service. Petrol, Deisel is available there. No long que there for filling oil. A free air compressor is available there.

Workers of this petrol pump are very humble. Id say they offer the best services in our city. I prefer to refill my bike, car, scooter from this petrol pump only as I believe they do not fraudulent like others. Moreover, they provide free air service mostly all the time. Hence, it is a best place to get your bike refilled, id say.

This is the FIRST petrol pump when you enter Chandigarh from Punjab. Petrol pump is medium in size but staff is very helpful. Visited a number of times. Anyone can easily access the petrol pump because there is no residential or commercial sites nearby. Not a 24 X 7 petrol pump. Closes around 11 p.m.

Got all the basic amenities required in a petrol pump and then a bit more

I find the workers over this petrol pump very nice. They speak nicely and the most important part, I have nevee found any discrepancy in the quantity of petrol filled in the petrol tank because they never cheat their customers

Best petrol pump in tricity area very Co-operative guys.. Highly recommended

Service very very excellent neat and clean bathroom fuel quality very good

First service station of City beautiful Chandigarh from punjab side
Good fuel quality

Good pump to refeul vehicles. Free air and washrooms available.

Nice Employees are there at the Petroleum and very polite nature of them

Best petrol pump with best staff

Quick service and now card payment facility also available

Nice

When Harjot Singh was at pump services were good but this time poor service and rude staff.

Staff is very gud..quality of petrol and diesel is amazing