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Laura Jaji

Laura Jaji is a Process Engineer, E.I.T at Shell Albian Sands, the mining operation portion of the Athabasca Oil Sands Projects (AOSP) consisting of the Muskeg River and Jackpine Mines.  Production from these mining and extraction operations accounts for 17 % of Canada's total oil production. She also has experience with Alberta's sour gas assets as a Field engineer supporting the Limestone Field of Shell Canada's Central Alberta Business (CAB) Unit and as a Unit Engineer supporting the Sulphur Recovery Unit (SRU) of the Caroline Gas Plant, also a...Read more

Video Tutorial: Heat Transfer – Contact Resistance

March 18, 2014
March 18, 2014

Brush up on heat transfer basics with one of the latest new tutorials from the LearnCheme YouTube series from the University of Colorado Boulder.

Evaluating Thermoelectric, Agricultural, and Municipal Water Consumption in a National Water Resources Framework

Report Number: 3002001154

Improving Water Quality: A Review of the Mississippi River Basin Healthy Watersheds Initiative (MRBI) To Target U.S. Farm Conser

Historically, federal conservation programs have focused on solving environmental and natural resource problems on individual farms.

By-Laws

ARTICLE I – Name and Objectives The name of this organization shall be "Nuclear Engineering Division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers." The objectives of the Division shall be (1) to group members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers involved or interested in nuclear science and technology, (2) to promote publication and dissemination of information in nuclear science and technology, (3) to promote interaction on nuclear science and technology among the corporate, government, and academic sectors, (4) to promote applications of nuclear science and...

History

The Nuclear Engineering Division (NED) was the first division organized in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). The Nuclear Engineering Committee of the AIChE, chaired first by Miles C. Leverett and then by John R. Hoffman, was the forerunner of the Division. The Committee sponsored symposia and lectures in the 1940s. In 1954, the Division was established to provide a forum for the presentation and publication of the flood of newly declassified technology that had been developed early in the atomic energy program. The NED was the first professional organization for the...

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About The Nuclear Engineering Division (NED) was the first division organized in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). The Nuclear Engineering Committee of the AIChE, chaired first by Miles C. Leverett and then by John R. Hoffman, was the forerunner of the Division. The Committee sponsored symposia and lectures in the 1940s. In 1954, the Division was established to provide a forum for the presentation and publication of the flood of newly declassified technology that had been developed early in the atomic energy program. The NED was the first professional organization for the...

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Third National Climate Assessment Released

U.S. Global Change Research Program released the Third National Climate Assessment in May 2014.

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