Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.84, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (29 articles)

9 - 10	Consider an advanced method of steam trap condition monitoring Bloch HP
13 - 13	Carbon storage and the zero emissions refinery Wright TL
15 - 16	Model predictive control (MPC) warrants a unique value strategy Woll D
25 - 25	Analyze data on any pressure relief system from anywhere [Anonymous]
25 - 26	Advancement in corrosion monitoring [Anonymous]
26 - 26	World's smallest hand-held thermal imager [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Novel wire connection technology [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Process analyzer venting system [Anonymous]
28 - 28	New robust catalysis for glycol production [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Fault detector provides early warning of machinery failure [Anonymous]
30 - 30	New low-NOx burner for gas and oil-firing applications [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Worldscale acetic acid plant based on new technology [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Synthetic oils Bedaiwi KA, Refinery J
41 - 41	Synthetic oils - Editor's reply Bloch HP
41 - 41	Explicit friction factor correlation for pipe flow analysis (vol June, pg 103, 2005) [Anonymous]
41 - 41	North American LNG terminals: Options? (vol July, pg 45, 2005) [Anonymous]
43 - 47	Online monitoring of multivariable control utilization and benefits -The key performance indicators presented could be built into software products or user implemented Kern AG
49 - 49	Increase MTBE plant productivity - Applying advanced process control solutions enabled raising unit output without a major retrofit of existing equipment Bader JM, Guesneux S
59 - 59	Rule-driven optimization boosts plant performance - The technology provides the flexibility needed to deal with discontinuous operating situations Anderson RC, Barnett M, Jaisinghani R
63 - 63	Use techno-economic benchmark to review supply-chain models - Value profile of crude and high vacuum unit fractions is the key for crude selection and, thus, refinery profitability Hartmann JCM
73 - 73	Multiunit refinery optimization - By taking an unconventional approach, the problem was substantially simplified Korchinski W, Zhou HJ, Tao XW, Zhang ZQ, Li ZG, Tao XH, Shen YM, Cai JH
81 - 81	Simple techniques for generating process control inferentials - Property estimation can be done with easy statistical tools and spreadsheet software Goel S, Shah J
87 - 91	Insert flexibility into your hydrogen network - Part 2 - Fine-tuning utilities operation can conserve energy management and reduce operating costs Patel N, Ludwig K, Morris P
93 - 95	What HAZOP studies cannot do - Safety experts have extensively used this investigative methodology to identify possible hazards with new designs and operating units; however, these studies do have limits Krishnan GU
97 - 99	Effect of process deposits on the corrosion behavior of titanium in brine - The temperature and pH need to be controlled to avoid problems Babakr A, Al-Subai S, Al-Sonidah M, Al Beed AA
101 - 105	Re-evaluate recycling options for the Claus unit - This simulation-based study finds that significant sulfur recovery capacity is attainable through recycling Nagpal S, Sen PK
106 - 110	A road map for creating competitive advantage from asset performance improvement - As companies become experts in launching and completing these initiatives, they share and manage knowledge more effectively and create value that transcends what was initially envisioned Humphries J
111 - 111	Case 29: Pressure buildup in a'blocked-in' pipe - Liquid thermal expansion can rupture pipes Sofronas T
118 - 118	Implementing the new ANSI/ISA 84.01-2004 standard Goble W