Biofiltration - A Primer
Stephen F. Adler
Use these guidelines to scale up and design biofiltration processes for the control of volatile organic compounds.
2001
Select the Right Spray Nozzle
Peter Welander, Terra L. Vincent
Finding the proper nozzle for specific applications doesn't have to be difficult. By applying basic concepts of nozzle technology, you can create a droplet profile that best suits your needs.
Process Control for Microreactors
Don Humbert, Lech Znamirowski, Olgierd A. Palusinski, Sarma Vrudhula
Field-programmable analog arrays coupled with microreactor technology promise to change the way plants are built, as well as the methods by which their processes are designed and controlled.
Reduce Thermal Risk in Industrial Synthesis
Richard C. Wedlich
Knowing the safe operating conditions for a reaction allows us to select appropriate safety measures and thereby lower both the likelihood and the severity of a thermal runaway.
Optimize Process Regulation
Phillip D. Schnelle
Laboratory feedback proportional-integral control integrates statistical process control with automatic process control to minimize process variability.
Six Steps to Effectively Update and Revalidate PHAs
David K. Whittle, Kevin Smith
Process hazard analyses must be revamped — or redone from scratch — every five years by law. Following the guidance given here will facilitate this effort.
Propel Your Pneumatic Conveying System to Higher Efficiency
Francisco Cabrejos, Herman Purutyan, Thomas G. Troxel
For new and existing installations, there are many system and component choices available. Here’s how to narrow down the options to make the appropriate selection for optimal performance.
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