Articles

Title/Author	Date
Collaboration extends Its reach The step change occurring in engineering technology is being driven by the latest capabilities of design and operating software to exchange these data. Author: Nick Basta	03/31/2004
Welcome the "Post-Offshore" World	03/29/2004
Photography Frames a Complex Picture	03/12/2004
Piping Layout Nearly Causes a Fatality Author: Diane Dierking	03/08/2004
BASF Benefits from Online Corrosion Monitoring Author: Agnes Shanley, managing editor	03/02/2004
FTC Seeks Simulation Split Up Author: Nick Basta, Contributing Editor	12/18/2003
Simulation Improves Polyester Manufacturing DuPont Polyester Technologies (DPT) realizes the benefit of CFX computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling software, which provides a multi-size bubble model and manages the complexities involved with modeling a rotating agitator.	12/18/2003
It's Crystal Clear [Part Two] Part 2: Scaleup, simulation and new technologies Author: Wayne Genck, Genck International	12/18/2003
PolyOne Links Real-Time Plant Production Data with ERP \| Chemical Processing	12/05/2003
Complex Fluids Engineering Author: Alan E. Hodel, Internet Columnist	12/05/2003
Avoid Errors - Part 2 Part 2: The Human Factor and System Errors Author: Bill Mostia Jr., Exida	12/05/2003
Seven Innovations Earn Honors Many plants stand to benefit from these recently commercialized developments Author: Mark Rosenzweig, Editor-in-Chief	11/06/2003
Synchronicity Through Calibration Data Collection	07/30/2003
Virtual Fluid Dynamics Flow-simulation software could save millions of dollars at chemical and process unit operations Author: Franz Zdravistch and Ahmad Haidari	07/15/2003
Better Than a Crystal Ball Computer modeling lets you forecast compressed air energy savings, reducing the risk of a poor decision Author: Jeff Yarnall, P.E	05/27/2003
Going Wireless Process knowledge systems employing wireless technologies can deliver true benefits to chemical manufacturers Author: Scott Hillman	03/19/2003
Resolving Plant Problems via Scaledown	02/18/2003
Avoiding a "Mix-up" in Impeller Selection	09/15/2002
Designing for Ergonomics' Sake An ergonomic design improves safety and reduces injuries on the plant floor Author: W. M. Weiss, P.E.	09/15/2002