April 2017
Process Control and Instrumentation
Overcome challenges of correct level reading in a petrochemical reactor
Achieving the correct level reading in a petrochemical reactor is a critical process variable in maintaining good process operations (oxidation, digestion, polymerization, crystallization, hydrocracking, hydrogenation, etc.) in the petrochemical industry.
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The Author
Almas, A. - Palmela, Setúbal, Portugal
Antonio Almas is a senior Lead C&I Engineer with 20 years of experience in plant design, field commissioning and startup activities for petrochemical, chemical and refining processes. His work includes providing expertise engineering services globally in large plants, and as an independent engineering services provider.
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