2013
CEP: Process Safety Beacon- Pressure-Relief Valve Bonnets — To Plug or Not To Plug?
May
2013
Process Safety Beacon
Understand what kind of pressure-relief valves you have in your plant, and know what you must do to ensure that they work properly.
CEP: Product Digest
January
2013
Product Digest
This month's topic is valves.
CEP: Editorial - Moving Beyond the Black Swan Excuse
February
2013
Editorial
Cynthia Mascone
Days after Superstorm Sandy hit the northeastern U.S., I attended the session “Accounting for Beyond Design Basis Events” at the 2012 AIChE Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, where CCPS Consultant John Murphy gave a talk entitled “Beware the Black Swan...
Assess Hazards with Process Flow Failure Modes Analysis
March
2013
Safety
Rosalynn MacGregor
Process flow failure modes (PFFM) analysis is an intuitive, process-flow-directed way to identify potentially hazardous scenarios. Learn how to apply this technique to your process hazard reviews.
CEP: Recruitment Classifieds
March
2013
Recruitment Classifieds
CEP: Product Digest
April
2013
Product Digest
This month's topic is bioprocessing equipment.
CEP: What's New
May
2013
What's New
Read about new products and services on exhibit at the Air and Waste Management Association Expo.
CEP: Software
January
2013
Software
CEP: Letters
February
2013
Letters
SBE Update: Drug Delivery and Chemical/Biological Engineering
March
2013
SBE Special Section
June Wispelwey
Although you might not associate drug delivery with chemical engineering, the principles of chemical engineering — such as mass and energy balances, transport phenomena, reaction kinetics, and particle technology — are intimately involved in drug...
CEP: Editorial - More Than a Spoonful of Sugar
March
2013
Editorial
Cynthia Mascone
Many of us remember receiving our polio vaccine on a sugar cube. Indeed, that was the motivation behind A Spoonful of Sugar, a song from the classic Disney movie Mary Poppins. Walt Disney had instructed the Sherman brothers, Robert and Richard, to come up with a catchy song for the film. When Robert arrived at home, after working all day trying to come up with an idea, his wife told him that the children had gotten their polio vaccine that day. Thinking they had gotten a shot, he asked them if it hurt. His son answered that the medicine was put on a cube of sugar and he swallowed it. And so “a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down was born.
CEP: Books
April
2013
Books
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...
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...





