Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.98, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

In this Issue (58 articles)

7 - 7	Redefining the CPI Colby DH
9 - 9	Increasing involvement in biotechnology/pharmaceuticals Chin K
10 - 10	Tuning control loops - Response
10 - 10	Tuning control loops Gerry J
10 - 10	Maximum credible accident scenarios - Response
10 - 10	Maximum credible accident scenarios Gabrielse S
11 - 11	Greenhouse gases: Nature or mankind? Blanken JM
12 - 14	Today's pharmaceuticat/biotech challenges: Cutting-edge technology, tight regulations, and a demanding consumer market Kim I
15 - 15	Leveraging information - The key to improved operations Chin K
16 - 17	In france, they're growing medicines in the field
17 - 17	... While in the US, they're engineering them in the lab Greene R
18 - 18	Integrating physics and communication networks for better process controt
18 - 19	A better way to design - Reactive extraction systems for bioproduct recovery
19 - 19	Supercritical CO2 reduces solvent use in polymer processing
19 - 19	Research center focuses on waste sites in urban areas
19 - 19	Flushing with sugar removes soil contaminants
19 - 19	Carbon nanotubes may produce better batteries
20 - 20	Producing silicon nanoparticies in designer colors
20 - 20	A new way of controlling reactivity
20 - 20	Pilot plant to test flexible battlefield fuel
20 - 20	Exploiting silicon's explosivity in miniature devices
21 - 21	Plants and projects - Refinery ownership changes hands
21 - 21	Expanding polystyrene research
21 - 21	Ethylene oxide derivatives downsizing
21 - 21	Chlor-alkali production idled
21 - 21	MDI plant shutdown continues
21 - 21	Gas production begins
21 - 21	Deicing lab opens
21 - 21	Upgrading olefins production
21 - 21	Separations laboratory launched
22 - 22	Chiral catalysis collaboration
22 - 23	Biotech business bought
22 - 22	Hydrogen storage suppliers
22 - 22	Refining and gas processing collaboration
22 - 22	Joint phosphonate production
22 - 22	Concrete producers collaborate
22 - 22	Developing electronic ink displays
22 - 22	Developing drug delivery solutions
22 - 22	Combining pollution control expertise
23 - 23	Oilfield chemicals provider purchased
23 - 23	Foam production lines obtained
23 - 23	Advancing biotechnology applications
23 - 23	Chemical specialties acquisition
23 - 23	Energy subsidiary started
23 - 23	Thin-film technology platform established
23 - 23	Polymer partnership formed
23 - 23	Providing engineering services
23 - 23	Combined chemical exchange
24 - 24	EPA Releases 2001 - Compliance and enforcement data Shirley WA
25 - 25	Factions debate Yucca Mountain nuclear-storage
26 - 26	Auditing companies' - Non-financial performance Geier A
34 - 41	Keys to bioreactor selections Williams JA
42 - 46	Controlling No-x emissions - Part 1 Bradford M, Grover R, Paul P
48 - 51	Consider submerged combustion for hot water production Bagley JL
54 - 60	Reshaping process safety regulations Frank WL, Arendt S
62 - 69	Optimize pipeline design for non-Newtonian fluids Durand AA, Guerrero CAA, Ronces EA
72 - 79	Identifying, justifying and prioritizing technical projects Worstell J, Worstell J, Worstell J
90 - 92	So you want to be an entrepreneur? Passow N