July 2014

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What is the ‘refinery of the future’?

For years, technology experts and engineers have discussed the elements and operations that will define the refinery of the future. The refining industry has made great progress from the early days. H..

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Romanow, Stephany

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Romanow, Stephany - Hydrocarbon Processing Staff, Houston, TX

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