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November 2013
November 2013
November 2013
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Options May Improve Aniline Removal From Wastewater
Readers offer suggestions for a two-stage countercurrent solvent extraction process.
Dow Chemical, Eastman, Eli Lilly and AkzoNobel Incite Innovation
Companies are relying on a variety of strategies to foster creativity
Oxygen 'Sponge' Suits Redox Reactions
Catalytic converters for cars, sensors, fuel cells and rechargeable batteries could benefit from the transition metal oxide.
Improve Operator Training
Martin Ross
Make the most of simulators by understanding five key factors for success.
Fabric Simplifies Production of Chemical Compounds
Method enables low-cost production of long-term functionalized textiles without causing pollution.
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Don't Fall For Common Myths About Hot Oil Systems
Jim Oetinger
Thermal fluid heating systems still cause users a certain amount of trepidation.
8 Causes Of Pressure Gauge Failure
Jason Deane
Inadequate attention can make plants vulnerable to mishaps
Anti-Corrosion Coatings: Novel Approach to Offshore Manufacturing Pays Off
David Ciglar
Coating manufacturer succeeds by thinking differently about project
Shell-and-Tube Heat Exchanger
Andrew Sloley, Plant InSites columnist
Allocating fluids in a tubular exchanger demands care.
Safety: Douse a Burning Issue
You're not as safe as some fire safety tests may lead you to believe.
Global Biofuel Efforts Expand
Korean researchers introduce novel method that uses bacteria to produce gasoline.
Hoax Highlights Publishing Problem
Mark Rosenzweig
Bogus research papers get accepted by scores of open-source academic journals
Optimize Boiler Loads
Ven Venkatesan
A boiler's limited turndown ratio causes huge dollar losses.
Toxic Chemicals: Prepare for Product Regulations
Taking several steps now can significantly impact future operations.