Hydrocarbon Processing: 1994-Present Cumulative Index Subject-RAA

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cumulative index: 1994 – present

Author: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q-R | S | T | U-V | W | X-Y-Z

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Reforming		Date

	ACHEMA '94 perspective: Global outlook for methanol About 15 MMton of methanol production could come onstream by year 2000. Methanol demand for "traditional" chemicals will depend on GNP growth	May-94
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems Handbook This handbook-type industry reference source is produced biennially by the staff of Hydrocarbon Processing magazine. Licensors have provided flow diagrams and descriptions of major process control and information systems technologies. It is unique in that it shows how these technologies are applied to specific HPI processes and plants. The Handbook has become the user reference when implementing these advanced control and information system projects in the hydrocarbon processing industry (HPI).
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 1995	Sep-95
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 1997	Sep-97
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 1999	Sep-99
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 2001	Sep-01
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 2003	Oct-03
	Advanced Process Control and Information Systems 2005	Oct-05
	Alternative technologies to steam-methane reforming Consider these different processes to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide	Nov-95
	Avoid operating problems in air-cooled heat exchangers Use these guidelines to troubleshoot and evaluate performance	Mar-97
	Avoid retrofit pitfalls through improved FEED Incomplete front-end engineering efforts can be costly oversights and contribute to project overruns and missed goals	Feb-04
	Consider CFD modeling to improve reactor design for synthesis gas production Advancements in computational fluid methods simulate dynamics and reactions for autothermal reformers	Jan-05
	Consider onsite gas supply to meet processing needs By outsourcing industrial gas sources, refiners can focus resources – capital and manpower – on upgrading crude oil into higher-value products	Feb-03
	Consider SCR to mitigate NO_x emissions Integrated H₂ production with a stationary gas turbine yields processing gases, steam and electricity while complying with stringent air-emission requirements of a nonattainment area	Nov-03
	Control corrosion factors in ammonia and urea plant Processing conditions for ammonia and urea are highly corrosive; using metallurgical advancements can mitigate such forces	Jan-01
	Control refinery NO_X emissions cost-effectively Refiner uses new ultra low-NO_x burner technology to control emission levels from major sources	Nov-01
	Dealing with deceptive failure modes Chemical failure mechanisms can disguise themselves as mechanical and vice versa	Jul-03
	Debottlenecking package refrigeration units Consider these options to increase capacity	May-04
	Designing steam reformers for hydrogen production Keep these important factors in mind when designing, revamping or troubleshooting	Jul-94
	Evaluate reformer performance at a glanceThis calculation process allows a quick assessment of important operating indicators	Feb-96
	Failure analysis of a primary reformer riser Investigation revealed the root cause was creep rupture	Nov-03
	Failure analysis of a steam–hydrocarbon reformer Catalyst and tube performance should be monitored to prevent problems	Mar-07
	Gas Processes Handbook This handbook-type industry reference source features the latest commercially viable gas processing processes categorized by process function. It contains flow diagrams and descriptions of commercially viable gas processing processes from licensors. Included are drying, treating, contaminant removal, cleanup, hydrogen, liquefied natural gas, syngas, sulfur, gas-to-liquids, etc. Each process description includes a full color flow diagram as well as application, operation, economic, yield and licensor information. The processes are indexed by process and contributing company.
	Gas Processes '94	Apr-94
	Gas Processes ’96	Apr-96
	Gas Processes ’98	Apr-98
	Gas Processes 2000	Apr-00
	Gas Processes 2002	May-02
	Gas Processes 2004	Feb-04
	Gas Processes 2006	Jan-06
	Gas Processes Handbook 2006 Overview of licensors and selected process descriptions	Jan-06
	High temperature air combustion for steam reformers This novel technology can reduce facility NO_x emissions	Sep-05
	How to implement a gasoline pool lead phase-down Refiners must consider operational changes, installing new processes and blending octane-enhancing compounds. Learn how this Saudi Arabian refiner approaches this situation	Feb-96
	HPI Construction Boxscore Published three times a year and used for years by engineers, contractors, and marketing personnel to identify active construction projects around the world for sales information, market research, and planning. Data includes project type, plant capacity, geographic area, operating company, engineering company, construction company, licensor.
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '94	Feb-94
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '94	Jun-94
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '94	Oct-94
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '95	Feb-95
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '95	Jun-95
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '95	Oct-95
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '96	Feb-96
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '96	Jun-96
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '96	Oct-96
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '97	Feb-97
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '97	Jun-97
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '97	Oct-97
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '98	Feb-98
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '98	Jun-98
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '98	Oct-98
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '99	Feb-99
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '99	Jun-99
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '99	Oct-99
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '00	Feb-00
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '00	Jun-00
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '00	Oct-00
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '01	Feb-01
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '01	Jun-01
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '01	Oct-01
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '02	Feb-02
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '02	Jun-02
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '02	Oct-02
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '03	Feb-03
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '03	Jun-03
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '03	Oct-03
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '04	Feb-04
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '04	Jun-04
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '04	Oct-04
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '05	Feb-05
	HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '05	Jun-05
	HPI Construction Boxscore, October '05	Oct-05
	Hydrogen technologies to meet refiners’ future needs Here is a comparison of methods for recovery and using on-purpose production	Feb-95
	Improve benzene production from refinery sources A new cracking route reduces cost of benzene while coproducing ethylene	Apr-02
	Improve steam reformer performance Syngas process advancements show how to control metal-dusting corrosion	Mar-96
	Improve syngas production using autothermal reforming Flexible process design uses partial oxidation and adiabatic-steam reforming to cut costs	Mar-94
	Improve your hydrogen potential Retrofitting an existing plant can provide a cost-effective way to meet incremental demand for hydrogen	Mar-02
	Increase reliability of reciprocating hydrogen compressors Current findings of an ongoing program to evaluate factors that contribute to reciprocating compressor reliability are presented	Jan-96
	Meet changing fuel requirements with online blend optimization Sophisticated system uses online and offline optimizing LPs, online analyzers, and real-time integration with the lab, tank gauging and plan information systems	Feb-96
	MPC improves reformer control A model predictive controller (MPC) has performed well on this synthesis gas reformer with the aid of a gain scheduling function and a disturbance estimator.	Apr-95
	New strategies maximize para-xylene production Innovative thinking finds extra capacity within existing units and idle-equipment conversions	Jun-94
	Novel neural fuzzy network for product quality monitoring Unique combination of the two technologies provided good results on reformer octane	Dec-01
	Petrochemical Processes Handbook Handbook-type industry reference source, features the latest technological developments and advancements . Each including flow diagram and application, description, operation, economic, yield and licensor information. Processing innovations encompass high-activity catalyst systems, value-added end products, higher product purities, higher yields, energy-conservation methods, byproduct reduction, etc.. Included are commercially viable processes ranging from alkylbenzene to xyleneisomers.
	Petrochemical Processes ’95	Mar-95
	Petrochemical Processes ’97	Mar-97
	Petrochemical Processes ’99	Mar-99
	Petrochemical Processes 2001	Mar-01
	Petrochemical Processes 2003	Mar-03
	Petrochemical Processes 2005	Mar-05
	Predict contaminant concentrations in deaerator-vent emissions Here is a tool to estimate maximum concentrations of contaminants in hydrogen-plant condensate	Jun-01
	Process design and optimization ’96 Report describes process simulation technology for specific applications. Included are process names, diagrams, applications, descriptions, objectives, economics, installations, licensors and a complete list of process submissions	Jun-96
	Produce CO-rich synthesis gas Petrochemical product growth will lead to more demand for carbon monoxide	Apr-99
	Push syngas production limits New technologies for autothermal reforming processes enable using lower steam-to-carbon ratios at higher temperatures	Mar-00
	Reduce methanol manufacturing costs Better management of syngas-supply expenses minimizes profitability risks for this commodity petrochemical	Mar-00
	Refinery hydrogen management – the big picture Hydrogen network operating decisions affect the bottom line every day, but most refineries do not apply the tools that could dramatically increase profitability	Feb-03
	Refining Processes Handbook Handbook-type industry reference source has been expanded this year. It contains flow diagrams and descriptions of leading-edge, licensed refining technologies. Specific processing operations include coking, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, fluid catalytic cracking, resid catalytic cracking, alkylation, catalytic reforming, ethers and more. Licensors contributed process flow diagrams, products, process descriptions, economics, installations and other vital information. The flow diagrams and summary descriptions define typical licensed processes used by modern refineries.
	Refining Processes ’94	Nov-94
	Refining Processes '96	Nov-96
	Refining Processes '98	Nov-98
	Refining Processes 2000	Nov-00
	Refining Processes 2002	Nov-02
	Refining Processes 2004	Sep-04
	Reformer model improves control Simulation shows energy management is the best strategy	Nov-94
	Reforming catalyst optimization Examples show how to achieve a more efficient use of naphtha reforming catalysts	Jul-99
	Thermodynamics of reformulated automotive fuels Data from new measurement techniques and these correlations are useful in predicting the efforts of oxygenates on gasoline vapor pressure and volatility	Jun-95
	Using an integrated approach conserves energy and hydrogen Applying plant-wide pinch analysis for an existing facility often lowers CAPEX for expansions and retrofits	Dec-03
	What are the options for hydrogen plant revamps? Increase existing production capacity using these novel technologies	Feb-05
	What should an owner/operator know when choosing an SMR/PSA Use these guidelines as a checklist when evaluating a licensor / contractor's hydrogen technology and economics	May-00

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