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ACHEMA '94 perspective: Detergents: the scene is changing New technologies and environmental issues are shaping the future of detergents and their ingredients. Here are the dynamics |
May-94 |
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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 |
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Biodiesel: A feedstock quandary Life cycle costs will affect feedstock selection for renewable fuels |
Sep-07 |
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Biofuels: What is beyond ethanol and biodiesel? Emerging technologies to produce gasoline and diesel from renewable biological resources will reshape the agricultural, chemical and refining industries |
Sep-07 |
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Bioventing reduces soil cleanup costs Supplied with oxygen and nutrients, naturally-occurring bacteria digest organic contaminants with no offgas |
Aug-95 |
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Can motor fuels be redesigned? How challenging is the task to provide 'green' transportation fuels without bankrupting the global economy? |
Feb-08 |
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Chromatographic methods to analyze ethanol and gasoline/ethanol blends These techniques offer better process control and can improve the bottom line |
Mar-08 |
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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 |
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Consider new technologies for low-cost methanol operations Mega-sized methanol facility yields numerous opportunities for petrochemical and energy markets |
Apr-05 |
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Consider new technologies to replace MTBE Processing methods enable using 'stranded' MTBE facilities and feedstocks for high-octane applications |
Feb-02 |
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Control contaminants in olefin feedstocks and products, Part 1 Operators can use this technology review when evaluating available process design options and treatments |
Jul-96 |
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Control contaminants in olefin feedstocks and products, Part 2 New technologies selectively remove problematic compounds |
Sep-96 |
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E85—it's a whole new ballgame Additive programs must be designed to handle higher ethanol concentrations in renewable fuels |
Feb-08 |
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Environmental Processes Handbook This handbook-type industry reference source features emerging remedial processes handling air, water and solid HPI waste streams. Each 'clean' process technology description includes flow diagram as well as application, operations, waste definitions, regulatory applications, economics and licensor information. |
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Environmental Processes '93 |
Aug-93 | ||
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Environmental Processes '94 |
Aug-94 | ||
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Environmental Processes '96 |
Aug-96 | ||
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Environmental Processes '98 |
Aug-98 | ||
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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. |
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Gas Processes '94 |
Apr-94 | ||
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Gas Processes ’96 |
Apr-96 | ||
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Gas Processes 2000 |
Apr-00 | ||
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Gas Processes Handbook 2006 Overview of licensors and selected process descriptions |
Jan-06 |
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Growing the bio-economy—a view from an energy refiner This refiner candidly discusses 'green' and renewable fuels |
Feb-08 |
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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. |
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '94 |
Feb-94 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '94 |
Jun-94 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '94 |
Oct-94 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '95 |
Feb-95 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '95 |
Jun-95 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '95 |
Oct-95 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '96 |
Feb-96 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '96 |
Jun-96 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '96 |
Oct-96 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '97 |
Feb-97 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '97 |
Jun-97 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '97 |
Oct-97 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '98 |
Feb-98 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '98 |
Jun-98 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '98 |
Oct-98 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '99 |
Feb-99 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '99 |
Jun-99 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '99 |
Oct-99 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '00 |
Feb-00 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '00 |
Jun-00 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '00 |
Oct-00 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '01 |
Feb-01 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '01 |
Jun-01 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '01 |
Oct-01 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '02 |
Feb-02 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '02 |
Jun-02 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '02 |
Oct-02 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '03 |
Feb-03 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '03 |
Jun-03 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '03 |
Oct-03 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '04 |
Feb-04 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '04 |
Jun-04 | ||
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HPI
Construction Boxscore, October '04 |
Oct-04 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, February '05 |
Feb-05 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore Update, June '05 |
Jun-05 | ||
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HPI Construction Boxscore, October '05 |
Oct-05 | ||
Improve asset performance management This methanol plant implemented a system that supported its strategic objectives of managing risk and improving profitability |
Dec-05 |
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Improve direct hydration processes Technology enhancements increase yields and decrease capital costs of making alcohols |
Oct-01 |
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Improve syngas production using autothermal reforming Flexible process design uses partial oxidation and adiabatic-steam reforming to cut costs |
Mar-94 |
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Methanol: a global review The world of methanol is very complex; so what is the future of this commodity product? |
Apr-07 |
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Model-based predictive control increases batch reactor production Better dynamic control of the temperature in an exothermic chemical reactor allows increasing the injection of reactants |
May-05 |
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Monitor explosive combustion kinetics with encoded photometric infrared spectroscopy Using this technology can improve analytical performance |
Feb-08 |
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NIRs monitor critical gasoline parameters Real-time sample-data systems reduce off-spec production and reblending costs |
Feb-94 |
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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. |
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Petrochemical Processes ’95 |
Mar-95 | ||
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Petrochemical Processes ’97 |
Mar-97 | ||
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Petrochemical Processes ’99 |
Mar-99 | ||
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Push syngas production limits New technologies for autothermal reforming processes enable using lower steam-to-carbon ratios at higher temperatures |
Mar-00 |
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Reduce methanol manufacturing costs Better management of syngas-supply expenses minimizes profitability risks for this commodity petrochemical |
Mar-00 |
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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. |
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Refining Processes ’94 |
Nov-94 | ||
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Refining Processes '96 |
Nov-96 | ||
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Second-generation renewable diesel offers advantages Hydrotreated vegetable oils are more compatible with engine design and operations |
Feb-08 |
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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 |
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Upgrade alkylation for refining environment Changes to blending specifications will require refiners to use more alkylate to maintain octane levels and driveability indexes |
Sep-05 |
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What are the options to control VOC emissions? Consider these design options to improve reliability and efficiency |
Aug-00 |
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What is the outlook for renewable diesel? 'Green' fuel technologies are pursuing different paths to achieve acceptance as credible transportation diesel |
Feb-08 |
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