Hydrocarbon Processing

Hydrocarbon Processing, Vol.83, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0018-8190 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

9 - 9	Consider composite materials in centrifugal pumps Bloch H
11 - 11	MOL moves ahead despite central European uncertainty Pitt R
13 - 14	Performance intelligence empowers performance management Fiske T, Woll D
25 - 25	Detector accurately finds levels in coke drums Kane L, Romanow S
25 - 26	Two methods for stretching a plant's hydrogen supply [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Catalyst family engineered for ULSD production [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Rigorous analysis of pressure relief valves [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Inclusive modeling tool improves refinery synergies [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Efficient simple-cycle gas turbine for power generation [Anonymous]
26 - 26	New catalyst upgrades vacuum gasoils [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Engineering tools available via the Internet [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Modular software for enterprise operations management [Anonymous]
35 - 37	Avoid retrofit pitfalls through improved FEED - Incomplete front-end engineering efforts can be costly oversights and contribute to project overruns and missed goals Eskaros M
39 - 41	Review fundamentals when retrofitting for ULSD - The success of revamps is driven by accurate front-end process design. Performing feasibility studies controls cost estimates and ensures meeting goals for upgrades Palmer RE, Johnson JW
43 - 48	Case history: Fawley FCCU olefins project - Careful planning enabled the delivery, construction and installation of a replacement 860-ton reactor within a 64-day turnaround Payne JB, Roberts MT, Thomas CN
49 - 49	Apply online analyzers to monitor'sulfur-free' fuel - New x-ray fluorescence methods enable real-time detection of low sulfur concentration in hydrocarbons Beumer B, Radley I
55 - 59	Case history: Desulfurization of FCC naphtha - This refiner used pilot-plant testing of actual refinery FCC streams to find the best technology for blending 10-ppm gasoline Rosvoll JS, Grande K, Moljord K, Skjolsvik PA, Thorvaldsen B, Johansen S, Kuhnle S, Sorum PA, Sapre AV, Roundtree EM
61 - 65	Consider integrating refining and petrochemical operations - Converting low-value gas oil streams via hydrocracking yields high-value olefins feedstocks Gonzalo MF, Balseyro IG, Bonnardot J, Morel F, Sarrazin P
69 - 71	Apply new strategies for your clean fuels programs - Credits and allotments for early compliance with low-sulfur fuels can be effective business tools Braeutigam JR, McMartin C
73 - 75	Plan for success with your clean fuels program - Producing low-sulfur transportation fuels involves more than selecting process options. Here are other vital key issues to consider Schlesing WG
77 - 84	Boost gas turbine performance by inlet air cooling - Use these guidelines to evaluate the options Dharmadhikari S, Andrepont JS
85 - 87	Using creep life assessment of FCCU internals to determine operational reliability - These guidelines can help avoid failures Thornton DR
89 - 93	Evaluate risk and plan for the unforeseen - By understanding our liabilities, we can limit them and convert the future from enemy to opportunity Talavera PG
94 - 95	Case 19: A steam turbine diaphragm failure - Confined water converted to steam develops high pressures Sofronas T
108 - 108	Understanding refinery wastewater treatment basics - Part 2 Huchler LA