Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.98, No.9 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

7 - 7	Let's get serious about CO2 emissions now Stokes CA
8 - 8	Estimating emissions from depressurization activities (98, pg 40, 2002) Peress J
8 - 8	Engineers, do no harm Shaniuk TJ
8 - 8	A race for plastic in pharmaceuticals Kossik J
8 - 8	Getting started: Six-sigma control of chemical operations (vol 98, pg 76, 2002) Wheeler JM
8 - 8	Pharmaceutical plants: Choose your materials (vol 98, pg 15, 2002) Greene R
10 - 12	Ultrasound - Coming over loud and clear Noble T
12 - 13	Knocking out NOx from coal-fired boilers D'Aquino R
14 - 15	From biomass to methane-rich gas [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Salty soils won't bother these plants [Anonymous]
16 - 17	Understanding cuprates could expand superconductor possibilities [Anonymous]
20 - 20	EPA proposes site remediation NESHAP Shirley WA
21 - 21	Homeland security: Science and engineering now vital [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Be wary when reconstructing a patented item Heines MH
30 - 30	The big squeeze is on in ERP Moore J
32 - 37	Compact heat exchangers - Part 1: Designing plate-and-frame heat exchangers Haslego C, Polley G
38 - 45	Size depressurization and relief devices for pressurized segments exposed to fire Salater P, Overaa SJ, Kjensjord E
46 - 51	Options for regenerative thermal oxidizers: New, used or upgraded? Gallo JT, Schwartz RJ, Cash JT
54 - 63	Engineering to business: Optimizing asset utilization through process engineering Howell A, Hanson K, Dhole V, Sim W
66 - 75	Hydrogen: Liability or asset? Hallale N, Moore I, Vauk D
90 - 93	Caught in the act Urquhart J
96 - 96	Chemical engineering around the world Geier A