January 10, The Bouganvilleas, 12126 Westheimer Rd, Houston
Mike Allison, Raptor Aerial Services
Drones, a new tool for industrial applications
February 7, Holiday Inn IAH, 15222 JFK Boulevard, Houston
Andrew Smith, Sympatec
Advances in lab and process particle characterization
March 7, The Bouganvilleas
Professor Mark Holtzapple, Texas A&M ChE Department:
Global warming: An engineering perspective
April 11 (in conjunction with the Energy Forum), Shaffai Hall, 1622 Federal Rd, Houston
Professor Pavel Tsvetkov, Texas A&M Nuclear Engineering Department
Gen IV Nuclear
May 9, The Bouganvilleas
Fanxu Meng, Houston Advanced Research Center
Extreme weather event resiliency
June – Ship channel cruise
July – Astros game
August – Alternate shot two-player-team pool tournament
September 5, The Bouganvilleas
Mike Foggia, Process Combustion Corporation:
Flameless thermal oxidation – Achieve 99.9999% DRE at < 2ppmv NOx
October 1 (in conjunction with the Southwest Process Technology Conference), Sugar Land Marriott Town Square, 16090 City Walk, Sugar Land, TX
Joseph Powell, Shell Chief Scientist, Chemical Engineering
Addressing Cliamte Change, an Energy Industry Perspective
November 7 (in conjunction with the Water Forum), Shaffai Hall
David Drerup, Operational Sustainability
Best practices in PSM data management
December – Holiday Season Social
This schedule does not include other STS events, such as networking lunches, workshops, plant tours, Young Professional events, K-12 outreach, PE review course offerings, etc. 2019 will be an exciting year for the South Texas Section. To become an STS volunteer, contact Tom Rehm at tom@tomrehm.com or 832-331-6491.
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