Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering, Vol.104, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2460 (Print)

In this Issue (31 articles)

5 - 5	Saving the Pressure-Equipment Directive Ondrey G
8 - 8	Tracing the Facts Lansdale J
8 - 8	Tracing the Facts - Reply Radle J
10 - 10	Caro Acid - An Unconventional Method
10 - 10	Middleware, Which Links Plant Floor Control and ERP-Software, Finds a Growing Role (Vol 104, Pg 28, 1997) Basta N
28 - 28	Outsourcings Rising Tide Shelley S
33 - 33	Closing the Pulp-Bleaching Cycle Ondrey G, Parkinson G
39 - 39	Fischer-Tropsch Comes Back Parkinson G
43 - 43	Sabic Sets New Research-and-Development Downstream Goals Siddiqi AR
46 - 46	Valve Leakage Lessons Continue to Spread Butcher C
48 - 48	Steam Tables on Diskette Silverberg P
48 - 48	The Lab-on-A-Chip Isnt Science-Fiction Anymore Ondrey G
50 - 50	New Twists on Old Refining Technology Chin K
59 - 59	The Allure of Flavors and Fragrances Hairston DW
70 - 72	Dont Ignore the Human Side of Plant Safety Shanley A
74 - 77	Optimizing the Cpis Most Valuable Safety Asset Jochum C, Henschel C, Hofmann R
78 - 79	Do 12-Hour Shifts Answer Your Scheduling Needs Mardon S
80 - 82	Lowering Cost While Boosting Morale Coleman RM
84 - 87	Sizing Up Grinding Mills Spencer R, Dalder B
88 - 88	Keep Cool with Cryogenic Grinding Ritter R
95 - 95	Repairing Pipes on the Fly
102 - 102	Protect Against Rotating Equipment Loss .2. Compressors, Gas-Turbines, Engines, Motors Clark EE
110 - 114	Aerobic Versus Anaerobic Waste-Water Treatment Robinson DG, White JE, Callier AJ
117 - 117	Water-Treatment Evolves as a Service Market
127 - 127	Get the Most Out of Mentor-Protege Programs Rogers D
135 - 136	OSHA and EPA Team Up Chadd CM, Bowman JK
139 - 139	Making PCs Safe in a Hazardous Environment Holigan D, Peterson S
149 - 149	Get Involved with Worker Safety Walling M
151 - 151	Improving Valve Performance Knight D
153 - 153	Prevent Polymer Destruction
155 - 155	Process Simulation - Having It Your Way Basta N