Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.90, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (19 articles)

7 - 7	Shell has agreed to sell its interests in natural gas transport [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Sunoco plans to exit the refining business and has begun a process [Anonymous]
7 - 7	BASF has formed a new startup business with Alberta, Canada-based [Anonymous]
7 - 7	BP has completed its acquisition of a 30% stake in 21 oil and gas [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Process optimization to grow 9% [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Murphy Oil has agreed to sell its 125,000-bpd refinery and related [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Suction specific speed choices have consequences Bloch HP
11 - 12	Europe warily prepares to enter a newly globalized age of biofuels Wright TL
15 - 15	Automation-related lessons learned from March 11 disasters in Japan Kai S
17 - 17	European refiners' safety performance in 2010 Thinnes B
23 - 23	SELECTED BY HYDROCAR ON PROCESSING EDITORS [Anonymous]
39 - 43	Intelligent severity optimization project pays off in two months Wang H, Wang Z, Du W, Wang D, Qian F, Tang Z
45 - 50	Fine-tune diesel hydrotreating operations Aldaiel AT, Almulla MM, Alnajrani MA, Chaitanya K, Deshpande A, Harismiadis V
51 - 55	Process gas chromatography: Avoid the iceberg of hidden expenses Gaura M
57 - 62	Find benefits in automating boiler systems Bourji A, Ballow D, Choroszy M
65 - 70	Consider model-based inferential properties for reformers Birdi S, Autuori A, Lodolo S, Beautyman C
71 - 75	Refinery configurations: Designs for heavy oil Kumar S, Nanoti SM, Sharma YK, Garg MO
77 - 84	Improve material balance by using proper flowmeter corrections Peramanu S, Wah JC
90 - 90	Reshaping process control: A corporate prerogative Kern A