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February 2022
February 2022
February 2022
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Fire And Explosion Protection: Take Note Of Revisions To TR-84.00.07
Jim McGlone
The latest version of this key resource on fire and gas systems contains significant changes
Chemical Processing Economic Snapshot Ending November 2021
Shipments and capacity utilization both continued to rise. Source: American Chemistry Council.
Avoid Vacuum-Pump-Sizing Pitfalls
Antonio Mantilla
A variety of under-appreciated factors can cause havoc
Light Shines On Simpler Amine Synthesis
A new method to create primary amines uses an enzyme activated by blue light to reduce energy, waste and the number of reaction steps necessary.
Processing Equipment: New Separation Options Beckon
Developments in membranes and dividing wall columns promise significant benefits
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Recycling: Polyurethane Requires A Rethink
Study suggests promising ways to reduce the environmental impact of the common plastic
Wireless Technology: Tablets Provide Productivity Pluses
Hyeok Choi
Mobile devices improve access management and more for Korean company
Fluid Handling: Are You Playing Vacuum-System Roulette?
Combining condensate drain lines always is a gamble
Solids Handling: Better Understand Belt Conveyors
Amin Almasi
Belt behavior is one of a number of critical factors that affect performance
Corporate Citizenship: Sustainability Gets Attention But...
Mark Rosenzweig
Survey points up sizable gaps between intent and action
Sensibly Estimate Project Time And Cost
Dirk Willard
Properly account for the impact of the pandemic and other issues
Green Energy: Compressed Air Gets A Closer Look
Researchers fine-tune efficiency issues in novel energy storage method
Toxic Substances: EPA Targets Asbestos
In Part 2 of asbestos regulation, the agency will evaluate conditions of use excluded from Part 1