Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.80, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (23 articles)

13 - 13	Untitled Romanow S
15 - 16	Support professional societies Gruhn P
17 - 18	Become familiar with turboexpander applications Bloch HP
21 - 21	Association of the German petroleum industry Crowley B
33 - 33	Process removes sulfur, octane not reduced Kane L, Romanow S
33 - 34	Instantaneous steam trap monitoring Kane L, Romanow S
34 - 36	Improved butadiene purification technology Kane L, Romanow S
37 - 38	Chemiluminescence analyzer improves sulfur measurement Kane L, Romanow S
45 - 46	Petroleum refining: a look at the future Penning RT
47 - 54	Improved planning can optimize solutions to produce clean fuels Avidan A, Klein B, Ragsdale R
55 - 59	Project alliance delivers 'green' fuels Entwistle M, Watson P
62 - 70	What are the options to meet Tier II sulfur requirements? Swaty TE, Nocca JL, Ross J
71 - 74	Combine power options with clean fuels projects Katogir LJ
75 - 78	Cat naphtha sulfur management: undercut or not? Sloley AW
79 - 83	Consider improved liquid alkylation catalysts Wood CB, Vander Laan J, Shoemaker LW, Pfile M
84 - 84	Process ultra-low sulfur diesel Mayo S, Brevoord E, Gerritsen L, Plantenga F
85 - 85	Case 1: The fatigued motor shaft Sofronas T
87 - 89	Improve APC uptime using analyzers with predictive models Brooks KS, Dreyer R, Burston A
91 - 98	Guidelines help energy engineers and managers Goyal OP
99 - 100	Is ultrasound leak detection reliable for steam traps? Blazquez V
101 - 105	HPI construction boxscore update [Anonymous]
121 - 121	Comparing failure rates Goble WM
123 - 123	Basic cooling water treatment Huchler LA