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High temperatures, stresses, and the presence of elements such as oxygen, sulfur, or the halogens can add up to trouble. Here is how to screen candidate alloys for such service.

The U.S. industrial landscape is changing dramatically. This has significant implications for our profession and individual chemical engineers.

Inert gases are used to prevent fires and explosions in the vapor spaces of equipment. Correct selection of oxygen concentration and inert gas flow rate are critical to ensuring safety.

LLCA compares the relative impacts of alternatives that may be considered anywhere during a product’s life cycle. Here’s how to perform such an evaluation.

Setting up a special function and a shorthand system on a spreadsheet can improve the descriptions needed for implementing a process control system, while minimizing the monotony in writing them.

Commercializing a new technology often means reaching accord between clashing groups. Here’s a road map to navigate these hurdles.

Process hazard analyses must be revamped — or redone from scratch — every five years by law. Following the guidance given here will facilitate this effort.

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