Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.89, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

7 - 7	The US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is undertaking reforms Thinnes B
7 - 7	Method could make refineries more efficient Thinnes B
7 - 7	Total US petroleum deliveries for December 2009 were up 0.6% Thinnes B
7 - 7	In an effort to reduce the need for US taxpayers to fund the cleanup Thinnes B
9 - 9	How pump installation must differ from the way pumps were shipped Bloch HP
11 - 11	Forget dieselization of the marine fleet, what about gas? Wright TL
13 - 13	Control in the field enables high-availability control O'Brien L
17 - 17	Taking a long, hard look at ethanol Thinnes B
17 - 17	EIA's energy outlook Thinnes B
25 - 25	Engineering Earth's thermostat with CO2? Latour PR
31 - 32	Meeting US energy challenges-Methanol as an alternative transportation fuel Floren J
32 - 33	World biodiesel capacity expands Starkey RR
33 - 33	Ethanol: Growth of a clean and renewable energy source Grubisich JC
35 - 40	Consider new methods for bottom of the barrel processing-Part 1 Motaghi M, Shree K, Krishnamurthy S
41 - 41	Designing vacuum distillation for deep-cut bitumen service Grande M
49 - 49	Catalytic technology: Options for better hydrogen production Schlogl K, Xu L, Duker A, Kaltner W
55 - 60	Dealing with dieselization Stockle M, Knight T
63 - 67	Improve usage of regenerated refining catalysts Yeh GJ
69 - 69	Calculating turbulent diffusion jet flames Meagher JP
75 - 75	Delayed coker heater analysis using an artificial neural network Sharma M, Ponselva A
81 - 81	Implement a constrained optimal control in a conventional level controller-Part 2 Lee M, Shin J, Lee J
90 - 90	Back to the future: Process control in 2010 Kern A