Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering, Vol.101, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2460 (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

5 - 5	Treating Maintenance as a Process Zanetti R
8 - 8	Just High Hopes Cohen M
8 - 8	Just High Hopes Moore JM
8 - 8	The Work Is Continuing Kirby LH, Leppin D, Dalrymple DA
10 - 10	Incineration - Turning Up the Heat on Hazardous-Waste (Vol 101, Pg 39, 1994) Wrampe P
30 - 30	Chromatographers Think Big Parkinson G, Ondrey G, Moore S
35 - 35	Tiny Particles - Aim for Big Markets Samdani G, Moore S, Parkinson G
41 - 41	CPI Expos Are Planned for India and China, as Local Trade Grows Chowdhury J, Ondrey G, Fouhy K, Samdani G
43 - 43	Research Collaborations Set a New Pace for European Research-and-Development Ondrey G
45 - 45	Japanese Will Use Bioremediation to Clean Up a Chinese Mine Site Moore S
45 - 45	Japan Finds More-Efficient Power-Generation the Key to Cutting CO2 Moore S
46 - 46	Industry Moves to Exempt Sensitive Information from Tsca Reporting Ronquillo B
63 - 63	Squeaking More Performance from Lubricants and Greases Hairston D
76 - 82	Capacitance - Redefining Maintenance Petersen DG
79 - 79	5 Principles of Bearing Maintenance Jendzurski T
80 - 80	Plant-Maintenance in an Information Jungle Bernard A
87 - 87	Automate Bulk-Solids Delivery with Feedback-Control Wilson DH
101 - 102	Pump Suppliers Pump Up Service
110 - 116	Advanced Impeller Geometry Boosts Liquid Agitation Fasano JB, Bakker A, Penney WR
118 - 121	Nuclear Radiation Sees It All Brenne RR
123 - 124	Steam Handling - Pay Attention to the Condensate
133 - 133	Seminar Basics Ganapathy V
139 - 139	Charting Npsh Values of Pumps Durand AA
140 - 140	A Simple Equation for Steam Quality Liley PE
143 - 143	Vacuum Upgrade Cuts - Steam and Water-Use Sung H, Chong P
145 - 145	Upgrade Control Capabilities Brown JL
147 - 147	Workstations Provide a Fail-Safe Operator Interface Shelley S
151 - 153	Maintenance Management Goes Multimedia Basta N