Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.89, No.11 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (24 articles)

7 - 7	Better gas storage via MOFs Thinnes B
9 - 9	Wire mesh vs. wire size for temporary strainers Bloch HP
11 - 11	Consultants stand by need for massive capacity cuts Wright TL
13 - 13	Future of the collaborative process automation system Woll D, O'Brien L
15 - 15	Weighing on dual-temperature control Kern A
17 - 18	Linde supplying hydrogen technology to US BMW plant Thinnes B
17 - 17	US demand for lubricants to reach 2.25 billion gallons in 2014 Thinnes B
17 - 17	LCFS will adversely affect oil-sands crude refiners Thinnes B
18 - 20	Oil and gas reserves increased 3 percent in 2009 Thinnes B
23 - 23	Collaboration improves emergency valve performance [Anonymous]
23 - 25	Gasoline benzene reduction alkylation catalytic technology [Anonymous]
23 - 23	New FCC catalyst announced [Anonymous]
31 - 32	Stretch in technology and gaps in process safety for the hydrocarbon industry Mannan MS
33 - 33	Better water management: A crucial and growing requirement Messina G
35 - 35	Water among causes for storage tank explosion Reinvestigation uncovers true accident events Ferjencik M, Janovsky B
41 - 41	Consider new analysis for flares Applying dynamic models in designing safety systems can reduce capital costs Urban Z, Matzopoulos M, Marriott J, Marshall B
49 - 49	Designing the correct pressure-relieving system Use these relief rate calculations for gas thermal expansion as a cause for overpressure Mofrad SR
55 - 55	Customize operator training for your thermal oxidizers This case history shows the benefits of site-specific programs in new equipment installations Gilder T, Campbell D, Robertson T, Baukal C
61 - 64	Emergency response planning-start at the plant design stage Follow these guidelines for a safer facility Saini R
65 - 65	Optimized fired heater control Residual oxygen measurement principle lowers emissions and improves efficiency Mouris AJ
69 - 72	Consider real-gas modeling for turboexpanders New visualization methods expose problems with traditional designs Kaupert K
73 - 73	Predictive emissions monitoring helps reduce stack air emissions New technology reduces compliance costs while optimizing operations Hovan R
79 - 80	Consider switching to Internet protocol surveillance Here's a checklist to make the jump Wilson MS
81 - 81	Case 59: Heat-up rates and thermal cracking A good analysis is usually better than speculation Sofronas T