HP Refining: Maintain plant production with temporary heat exchangers

Of all the process operations in a refinery or petrochemical plant, heating and cooling streams are perhaps the most pervasive.

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Paes, A. - Aggreko, Houston, Texas

Mr. Paes is the head of Aggreko Process Services and has more than 20 years of experience in the oil and gas downstream industry. Mr. Paes holds a BSc degree in mechanical engineering from Instituto Militar de Engenharia in Brazil and an MBA degree from Warwick University in the UK.

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