Issue Archive

Consider Three Ways to Energy Efficiency
Now’s the time to make radical changes in funding energy projects

Operators Get More Help
Efforts aim to provide insights and tools to boost performance.

Going from Cow to Cone Isn’t Easy
Scientists unravel the process challenges posed by ice cream.

EPA/Corps Try to Clear Muddied Waters
EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issue joint guidance about Clean Water Act jurisdiction.

Virtual Plant Provides Real Insights
Simulation points to a better strategy for controling pH

Aldehyde Reaction Goes Green
Using water instead of organic solvents promises environmental benefits.

Will the New Year Bring New Jobs?
Let’s put 2008 behind us and look toward the opportunities that 2009 may offer.

Consider Dividing Wall Columns
These distillation units often can provide both capital and energy savings.

Look Beyond Orifice Plates
Consider other types of elements for differential pressure measurement.

How Should Industry Tackle Threats?
New report promotes inherently safer technology for hazardous facilities.

Maintain the Magic And Keep Good Data Coming
Properly maintain networks to ensure reliable data transfer.

Steam Systems: Simple Solutions Can Prompt Complex Problems
Steam systems are especially susceptible to developing difficulties

January 2009 Equipment & Services

Methane Storage Makes Solid Progress
Researchers are investigating how to store larger quantities of methane at higher temperatures and lower pressures.