Chemical Processing

Chemical Processing, Vol.62, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2630 (Print)

In this Issue (31 articles)

6 - 6	Don＇t forget VOC-exempt and non-HAP solvents - Reply Zeiss R, Davis R
6 - 6	Don＇t forget VOC-exempt and non-HAP solvents Skelley PD
6 - 6	Flare and incineration technology for the 1940s - Response Schuetz B
6 - 6	Flare and incineration technology for the 1940s Redstreake B
9 - 9	Industry reaches for next level - e-business has only begun to change the way companies operate Knox PJ
12 - 12	EPA moves to curb emissions - Proposed MACTs would affect four chemical processing sectors Barlas S
14 - 14	Hotter heat-exchange searches Hodel AE
16 - 16	Reality check for cost-cutting Tatterson G
17 - 18	Disclosure for legal drugs? Asking employees to list medications can be prescription for trouble Bulger P
18 - 18	From an editorial standpoint Green DS
24 - 32	CP's top 50 companies - Is bigger better? Knox PJ
34 - 40	Cool advice on heat transfer - A not-by-the-numbers look at qualitative factors in heat exchanger design Bell KJ
45 - 47	Back to school: Filtration 101 Masters RD, Campagna WJ, Hannifin P
49 - 51	Gravity flow processing vessels - Eliminate purge problems, stop excess gas use and end cross contamination Carson JW, Lee JH, Pittenger BH
57 - 62	A resource for pressure control - The market's going in the right direction-toward digital communications Paul BO
63 - 65	Dual gas lubricated pump seals - Here's a versatile, low-cost, long-lived alternative to contacting seals Pleszkun G
69 - 79	Plant operators' references [Anonymous]
93 - 93	New products, new opportunities Green DS
94 - 96	Limiting loss in fight against corrosion [Anonymous]
97 - 100	Environmental - Cost-effective compliance Shah GC
101 - 103	Regulation vs. specification - The difference can be crucial when purchasing PPE Wett T
104 - 107	Exchangers get double or triple walls Paul BO
108 - 113	Instruments must increase bottom line Paul BO
114 - 117	Plant maintenance as a profit center McKinley E
118 - 121	Separation more complex than realized Paul BO
122 - 125	Evolution vs. revolution - Mixing equipment designs emerge from increased study Tatterson G
126 - 129	Innovation for mature powder market - Better magnets, valves, instruments, metal defectors, bins, feeders and inserts Paul BO
130 - 133	Sealless pumps enjoy fastest growth - Nonmetallic models also see increased demand Hrickiewicz M
134 - 138	A de facto standard propels software Paul BO
139 - 142	Expertise determines powder market - While liquid side still ruled by materials selection Hrickiewicz M
143 - 145	Spreadsheets can change piping Paul BO