Chemical Processing

Chemical Processing, Vol.66, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2630 (Print)

In this Issue (16 articles)

3 - 3	Seamless transitions Feeley J
7 - 7	Focus, not hocus-pocus Rosenzweig M
9 - 9	Offshoring and layoffs: How about a little decency? Shanley A
20 - 20	New tool for battling "junk science" Bergeson L
23 - 23	BASF optimizes plant performance with real-time access to raw material and utility costs [Anonymous]
28 - 28	7 innovations earn honors - Many plants stand to benefit from these recently commercialized developments Rosenzweig A
39 - 39	Solid success - Now grinding media and equipment designs enhance the performance of mills and dispersers Basta N
47 - 47	Bend it like Coriolis - Understand the basics of Coriolis flowmeter design. Dual curved-tube and single straight-tube meters offer different advantages Stack C
55 - 55	Problem-free air conveying - Part II - Productive and reliable system and component choices depend on knowing about the potential problems each of them can cause Knight E, McGlinchey D
63 - 63	Crystal clear - An extremely selective process, crystallization can be a powerful separation tool. But, to optimize product, you must clearly understand Genck W
68 - 68	The chemical industry hits the big apple - Biennial CHEM SHOW to be held Nov 18-Nov 20 Bozich C
96 - 96	Put some fresh energy into conservation Basta N
A2 - A2	Predictive maintenance 101 - Using the technology sets a plant ahead of the curve [Anonymous]
A3 - A4	Condition data point monitoring - It's the realization of a maintenance department's dream [Anonymous]
A5 - A6	Nothing's shaking at the lucite plant - A structured program keeps vibration under control [Anonymous]
A7 - A7	Flowserve adds Greene, Tweed's WR (R) to its toolkit - If you specify API610 pumps, here's something you should know about wear components [Anonymous]