Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.86, No.9 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (43 articles)

9 - 9	HPI spending marches upward [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Majors report mixed second-quarter earnings [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Calling for input on capital projects [Anonymous]
9 - 9	OPEC crude supply increased by 385 thousand barrels/day [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Urea infrastructure projected to accommodate [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Natural gas consumption in China is accelerating [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Improvements in floating-ring compressor seals Bloch HP
13 - 13	On seeking energy'security' Wright TL
15 - 15	Balance between interchangeability and heating value Mokhatab S
17 - 17	Batch standards find their way into nonbatch industries Wilkins M
19 - 19	Untitled Thinnes B
21 - 21	US policy uncertainties cloud refiners' investment decisions [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Near-term refinery balances hinge on operational changes [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Tips for tackling the talent war [Anonymous]
25 - 25	German chemicals industry benefits from robust economies [Anonymous]
27 - 27	New bioenergy research centers to focus on developing real solutions [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Pressure transmitter market to reach $2.3 billion by 2011 [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Energy strategies for confronting rising demand [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Horizontal liquefied natural gas storage tanks [Anonymous]
29 - 29	New bitumen/heavy-oil processing technology [Anonymous]
31 - 32	Glycol produced from biodiesel byproduct glycerin [Anonymous]
32 - 32	'Green' polyethylene produced from sugarcane [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Breakthrough, low-risk alkylation catalyst [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Real-time data flow, plant architecture in single Web view [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Research advances in biofuel technology for military jets [Anonymous]
35 - 35	New twist on moisture measurement technology [Anonymous]
47 - 47	Truths about future energy supplies and the refining industry [Anonymous]
49 - 49	Oil sands: Vision resource for the energy industry McGinnis J, Confrotte E
59 - 59	Fine-tuning coker operating conditions improves downstream process performance - Flexible design strategies increase refining profitability Sieli GM, Faegh A, Shimoda S
67 - 72	New developments in renewable fuels offer more choices - Vegetable oil-based diesel can offer better integration within crude-oil refineries for fuels blending Holmgren J, Gosling C, Marinangeli R, Marker T, Faracii G, Perego C
75 - 75	Improve refinery margins with integrated planning and scheduling systems - Better communication between various refinery departments enables smoother site operations with increased throughput Oshizuka IT, Ueki O, Okamo U
81 - 81	Is bottom less-barrel refining possible? - Future energy demand will involve innovative methods that can upgrade residual products Runyan J
95 - 95	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 Cascone R
111 - 111	Consider using integrated hydroprocessing methods for processing clean fuels - New catalyst systems fine-tune cracking heavy refractory feeds for FCC and hydrocracking units Dahlberg A, Mukherjee U, Olsen CW
123 - 123	Recover precious metals from spent catalysts - Here are guidelines for maximizing the reclamation of valuable byproducts to ensure the highest possible return on investment Beirne KM
131 - 131	Biodiesel: A feedstock quandary - Life cycle costs will affect feedstock selection for renewable fuels Saraf S, Thomas B
135 - 136	Update: Additives improve green-diesel performance - Lessons learned from past winter season provide innovative solutions for ultra-low-sulfur diesel Taracha J
139 - 139	Reliable sealing technologies reduce maintenance demands - The latest connection and sealing options offer zero-leak integrity and minimized maintenance Roborason IS
145 - 145	Modeling two-phase flow in horizontal pipe bends - New calculations of pressure loss and predictions of flow pattern in bends Motamiedian E, Kasiri N, Ghaemi A
153 - 153	Optimize your hydrogen plant operations - Proper unit monitoring is necessary to achieve this goal Shumake G, Coleman A
161 - 161	Integrated techniques for low-cost process debottlenecking -Implementing this novel method can save your company money Al-Thubaiti MM, Al-Azri NA, El-Halwagi MM
169 - 170	Case 40: Troubleshooting gear face damage - A simple analysis can help in determining the root cause of the failure Sofronas T
178 - 178	Controlling the mundane naphtha stabilizer, Part 1 Friedman YZ