Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.87, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (37 articles)

7 - 7	US consumers, oil and gas executives voice top concerns [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Future composition of EU road fuel pool [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Nano technology's implications [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Innovative $1.8-billion clean-coal power plant [Anonymous]
7 - 7	EPA decides to classify gasification units in refineries [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Process industry automation continues solid worldwide growth [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Specifications for special-purpose machinery Bloch HP
11 - 11	London oil gathering demands social stamina Wright TL
13 - 13	Consider automation strategies for LNG facilities Mokhatab S
15 - 15	The need for a unified asset monitoring system Ghosh A
17 - 17	The valve industry helps the world keep turning safely Thinnes B
19 - 19	Oil market vigor positioned to persist, says economist [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Expert assesses chemical facility security in US [Anonymous]
21 - 21	EU engine maker asks: Is bumpy road ahead for fuels? [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Multiple sources of CO2 emissions require mixed reduction strategies [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Clean-fuels mandates deal varying costs to Asia-Pacific countries [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Record growth forecast for pressure transmitter applications [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Economic expansion buoys call for programmable logic controllers in China [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Thermoplastic elastomers global demand to reach 3.7 million tons in 2011 [Anonymous]
33 - 33	More on risky trends Bloch HP, Mitchell JS
35 - 35	Growing the bio-economy - A view from an energy refiner Burke L
41 - 41	Can motor fuels be redesigned? Simmoms MR
47 - 56	Consider new technology to produce'clean' diesel Hilbert TL, Chitnis GK, Umansky BS, Kamienski PW, Patel V, Subramanian A
59 - 59	Use new catalyst technologies to process ultra-low-sulfur diesel Duker A
63 - 66	Second-generation renewable diesel offers advantages Mikkonen S
69 - 69	What are possible hydrogen sources for refinery expansions? Vauk D, Di Zanno P, Neri B, Allevi C, Visconti A, Rosanio L
79 - 79	Fluid catalytic cracking - a diesel producing machine Yung KV, Pouwels AC
85 - 85	What is the outlook for renewable diesel? Hodge C
95 - 98	Update on US blodiesel production Prebo B, Thurlo Pearson A
99 - 101	E85 - it's a whole new ballgame Corkwell K
103 - 106	Avoid catalyst replacement pitfalls Eskaros MG
107 - 110	Analyze blodiesel using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometer instrumentation Chen R, Cavagnino D
113 - 115	Monitor explosive combustion kinetics with encoded photometric infrared spectroscopy Yano J
117 - 118	Consider using micro-distillation technology for process control Pigeon D, Harris S
119 - 126	Controlling crude unit overhead corrosion by improved desalting Gutzeit J
127 - 127	Why many experts are wrong in forecasting capital investments and other emerging events Chevriere JP, Munisteri JG
138 - 138	Lessons learned: Online analyzers in utilities Huchler LA