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April 2019
April 2019
April 2019
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Check Sample System Pressure Drop
Randy Rieken
Correctly calculating and managing the loss is crucial for proper performance
Head Off Heat Exchanger Headaches
Finding the best way to maintain temperature in a new tank requires better analysis.
10 Steps To Jumpstart Your Digital Transformation
Will Goetz
Taking these steps in a pilot project can lead to better results
Fertilizer Plant Solves Flow Problem
Eddie McGee
Revamping of hopper improves discharge of phosphate powder
Take A Fresh Look At Your Distillation Columns
Many towers may benefit from potential improvements
More content from April 2019
Tri-bore Fiber Membranes Enhance Water Treatment
A new type of hollow fiber membrane underpins a novel water treatment system that potentially may reduce toxic waste and associated waste disposal costs.
Algae To Biocrude Process Gets A Boost
Novel extraction method reduces energy needed to separate lipids from biomass
Combat Cybersecurity Threats To Process Safety
Eddie Habibi
Effective change management for control systems is key to avoiding vulnerabilities
Identify Orifice Plate Issues
Various culprits can compromise flow measurements
Play Your Part to Bolster Process Safety
Mark Rosenzweig
Keep up-to-date on relevant issues and incidents
Foil HAZOP Failings
Dirk Willard
Poor preparation and follow-up undermine safety reviews
Enhanced Organic Solvent Filtration Beckons
Synthetic approach improves structural and chemical stability in liquid separation
Why You Should Consider A Thermocompressor
Alan Rossiter
This unit offers potential opportunities for improving energy efficiency
GAO Downgrades EPA Performance
Government accountability office downgrades agency’s progress on assessing toxic chemicals
Comical Processing Celebrates 10 Years
Readers have relished cartoons wryly relevant to their work