AIChE

CEP: Commentary - Working Together to Put CFATS Back on Track

November

2012

Commentary

Bill Allmond

More than five years ago, Congress enacted the most robust and comprehensive chemical security regulatory program to date. The regulation — the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) — protects facilities against attack without impairing...

Use Guided-Wave Radar to Measure Water Level in Steam Loops

December

2012

Back To Basics

Keith Riley , Ravi Jethra

Guided-wave radar (GWR) is a useful tool for measuring water level in steam loops. This article describes GWR design and operation, and how this technology differs from more traditional forms of level indication.

CEP: CEP Marketplace

December

2012

CEP Marketplace

CEP: Books

January

2013

Books

CEP: Meeting Preview - Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety Will Convene in San Antonio, Apr. 28 – May 2

February

2013

Meeting Preview

New topical conferences devoted to clean energy and chemical manufacturing, a special session about P.E. licensure, and a dual-format poster session will be only some of the opportunities to learn and network at AIChE’s 2013 Spring Meeting and 9th...

Introduction to Drug Delivery Technology

March

2013

SBE Special Section

John T. Santini, Jr.

Drugs can be administered by many routes, yet all emerging drug delivery technologies aim to improve drug efficacy, minimize side effects, and reduce the burden of care for patients and physicians.

Integrate Health, Safety, and Environment into Engineering Projects

April

2013

Safety

Alan English, Edward Geaslin , Jack Chosnek, Myra A. Ray, Ralph Ellis , Sandra L. Jones, Victor Edwards

Apply HSE principles during front-end engineering design to assure safe, operable, and economical facilities.

CEP: Institute News

April

2013

Institute News

2013 Election Slate Spring Meeting Keynote Speaker Member News Calendars

CEP: Spotlight On Safety - Speaking Up for Safety: Hazard Awareness and Operational Discipline

May

2013

Spotlight on Safety

Louisa Nara

On a cold February day in 1996, I was on a ﬂight from Washington DC. Due to a horriﬁc snowstorm, the ﬂight landed 30 minutes late and passengers scrambled to make their connections. I turned to the pregnant passenger next to me to see if she needed...