Mitigate Venting Hazards by Steam Injection
Victor H. Edwards
A more practical approach to safe atmospheric venting may be using a shorter stack and injecting steam into the vented vapors.
CEP: April 2002
Global climate change, alternative energy options, and the viability of nuclear energy - these are all issues that affect us on all levels. Chemical engineers are working in all facets of these areas, whether it is in researching trends, developing more environmentally friendly processes, or even dealing with the political aspects of these issues...
Want to be a Star Performer? Hire a Coach
Clare Marshall Wood
A coach can help you tap into your potential to achieve your goals and to live a more fulfilling and productive life.
Controlling NOx Emissions - Part 2
Mike Bradford
NOx reduction technologies include selective catalytic reduction, selective noncatalytic reduction, and catalytic oxidation/scrubbing.
Tracing Process Problems
John E. Hoots
In water chemistry control, fluorescent tracing technology can quickly and effectively determine and deal with the root cause of a problem.
Accurately Estimate Production Costs
In a multiproduct chemical complex, determining production costs is no simple matter. Here's a logical method that can help.
Should You Use Enhanced Tubes?
Graham T. Polley, Mohamad R. Jafari Nasr
Following this procedure to identify a basic exchanger geometry without performing a full exchanger design and to evaluate where and when heat transfer enhancement can be of benefit.
Troubleshooting Bins, Hoppers and Feeders
Jerry R. Johanson
By understanding solids' properties and what promotes flow, problems faced in the plant can be remedied
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