Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.80, No.9 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

13 - 13	Asset management driving control spending Kane L
15 - 15	Questions to HP Romanow S
17 - 17	Inductive pumps solve difficult lubrication problems Bloch HP
19 - 19	California energy commission MTBE study Crowley B
29 - 30	Power-boosting technology [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Quickly extract ball valves [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Innovative design for couplings [Anonymous]
30 - 31	Burner cuts NOx emissions by 90% [Anonymous]
30 - 30	New agent manages acid, alkaline spills [Anonymous]
31 - 32	Organizing project execution [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Alloys optimize tube performance [Anonymous]
34 - 34	Pretreatment method for low-sulfur diesel [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Improved sour-water stripper reduces costs [Anonymous]
43 - 43	Minimize NOx Agrawal RK
43 - 45	Minimize NOx - Authors' reply McAdams JD
45 - 45	Plant costs Curry F
45 - 45	Plant costs - Author's reply Sommerfeld J
47 - 47	Improving equipment reliability through e-learning Aronen R, Dierssen G
59 - 66	Consider genetic algorithms to optimize batch distillation - Alternative simulation tool calculates best reflux conditions to separate binary mixtures Mukherjee S, Dahule RK, Tambe SS, Ravetkar DD, Kulkarni BD
67 - 70	Improve desalter operations - Applying a polymeric dispersant, this refiner increased daily throughput by 5% and increased run lengths Lindemuth PM, Lessard RB, Lozynski M, Kremer M
73 - 73	Advanced control and information systems 2001 [Anonymous]
163 - 163	Optimum console design promotes control room efficiency - New features can enhance traditional functionality, reduce operating costs and foster worker safety Smith KD, Walker BA
179 - 179	Partial valve stroke testing Goble WM
181 - 181	Oxidizing biocides: How about chlorine? Huchler AL
170C - 170D	Reduce process emissions and releases from PRVs - Using best available technology makes this doable Emerson GB