Chemical Engineering Practice
The UK Experience In Managing Risks Arising From Human Error
New Flare System VOC Regulations & Reduction Control Options
Impact of New Industrial Boiler and Process Heater Air Regulations on the Chemical Industry
Chemical Engineering Essentials from Academic Authors - Session Five: A Structure of Isothermal Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) Design
Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) is a subject that is readily adapted to solving problems through algorithms rather than memorization of the numerous equations for each reactor type.
Applying Lean Principles to Manufacturing and Design in Process Industries
Are you curious about how Lean Principles can be used in your work? This practical webinar begins with an introduction to the concept of Lean and its major principles.
Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, and Mass Transfer: Chemical Engineering Practice
A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing - Unexpected Reaction Case Studies Make the Case for Technical Discipline
The old saying, “what you don’t know can’t hurt you,” implies that ignorance is bliss.
Controlling Electrostatic Hazards Associated with Liquid and Powder Processing
Electrostatic charge is normally generated whenever two materials (solids and/or liquids) make and then break contact.
Chemical Engineering Essentials from Academic Authors - Session Four: Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers - Old and New
This webinar on Fluid Mechanics is organized into two parts.
Chemical Engineering Essentials from Academic Authors - Session Three - Process Dynamics and Control
Process control has become increasingly important in the process industries as a consequence of global competition, rapidly changing economic conditions, faster product development, and more stringent environmental and safety regulations.
Making Your Work Easier and Your Results Data-Driven with Statistics
Janet Hammill has used statistical analysis for over 25 years during her research and business career.
Deflagration Venting for Combustible Dusts - What You Need to Know
Deflagration venting is one of six possible explosion protection options for combustible dust handling equipment in NFPA 654. To use this option, you must reference back to NFPA 68 where the requirements for sizing vents are located.
Solid-Gas Separation: Fundamentals and Applications
This webinar first examines the concept of grade efficiency, a key concept for describing the efficiency of a solids separation device.
Teach Yourself the Basics of Aspen Plus
Chemical Engineering Essentials from Academic Authors - Session Two - Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes
The foundations of chemical processes are framed by formulation and solution of balance equations, especially those for mass and energy.


