Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.85, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (38 articles)

9 - 9	Reasonable pump life assessed from published statistics Bloch HP
11 - 11	LNG spill safety: Don't let wool be pulled over one's eyes Wright TL
13 - 14	Enhancing human performance through knowledge management Fiske T
25 - 26	Thermal imaging offers noncontact option for temperature monitoring [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Versatile clamp-on Doppler ultrasonic flowmeter [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Infrared camera finds fugitive gas emissions [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Improved foam minimizes heat loss for LNG tanks [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Instrument measures cetane number [Anonymous]
29 - 30	Process solution to optimize plant productivity [Anonymous]
29 - 29	New FCC catalyst optimizes bottoms cracking efficiency [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Construction automation improves project execution [Anonymous]
41 - 48	Abnormal situation prevention through smart field devices Eryurek E, Sharpe P, White D
51 - 53	Not all safety integrity level 3 safety systems are the same - Most of the differences relate to online availability Gruhn P
55 - 61	Predicting cavitation damage in control valves - New method evaluates noise in the ultrasonic range Kiesbauer J, Vnucec D, Roth M, Stoffel B
63 - 66	Determine'unknown loss' in refineries and terminals - Use the systematic error component of a measuring device to correct mass/volume balances Sivaraman S, Bertotto A
67 - 69	Performing safety life cycle analysis helps mitigate process hazards -Using integrity levels and instrumented functions is necessary for safe process design Van Beurden I
71 - 80	Demise and keys to the rise of process control Latour PR
81 - 82	Understand cavitation in reciprocating pumps - Use these guidelines to help avoid problems Sahoo T
85 - 85	Optimize separation efficiency for multipass tray - New calculation method provides better way to distribute flowpaths in distillation column Jaguste SD, Kelkar JV
91 - 91	Use micrographs to diagnose FCC operations - New analytical methods explore processing problems at the catalyst particle level Zhou F, Liu C, Liu J, Shu S
97 - 101	Improve tail gas operations - Innovative operation changes increase run length for sulfur plant Stavros J
102 - 105	Selective withdrawal flows from storage tanks - Using this technique can improve costs and product quality Liu L, Pu J
106 - 106	Integrated planning solution bolsters supply chain management - The approach uses synergies that exist between various refinery functions to maximize corporate profit Basu UK, Dubey S, Gaikwad A
122 - 122	Where has engineering judgment gone? Friedman YZ
DD5 - DD5	A dramatic and dynamic decade for diesel production Wright TL
DD7 - DD10	Fuels customised for the city, the climate and the marketplace Wright TL
DD11 - DD13	Zero tolerance requires faultless around-the-clock operation Wright TL
DD15 - DD16	A potted history of boutique diesels in Europe Wright TL
DD17 - DD18	Boutique diesel in the on-road market Benazzi E, Cameron C
DD19 - DD19	V-Power and Shell's quest to be a different kind of best [Anonymous]
DD21 - DD21	Case study of V-Power diesel trials in The Netherlands [Anonymous]
DD22 - DD23	Profile: BP ultimate diesel [Anonymous]
DD24 - DD24	If large-scale GTL diesel is the future, it was born here [Anonymous]
DD25 - DD26	Biofuels on the rise but questions remain [Anonymous]
DD27 - DD28	NExBTL: A biofuel for sensitive city environments and the premium quality market [Anonymous]
DD29 - DD30	DME - the diesel alternative which is easy to dismiss, but hard to beat [Anonymous]
DD31 - DD32	SunDiesel - second-generation biodiesel backed by oil and car companies [Anonymous]
DD33 - DD34	Leading UK biofuels retailer moves into manufacturing [Anonymous]