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Environment & Safety

Apply biofiltration methods to manage VOC emissions

BP AMOCO: Morrison, J.
Envirogen, Inc.: Schowengerdt, M.
Superior Engineering: Vernengo, S.

"Green" technology can offer economic benefits while complying with permit requirements

HP Automation Safety: Periodic functional testing – Is there a better way?

exida LLC: Goble, W.

Process design engineers work hard to create inherently safe processes. To a great extent, this effort is successful and the general industry safety record continues to get better. Cons..

Strategic business elements of ISO 9001:2000

Mustang Engineers, LP: Shah, G. C.

Along with providing quality management, certification may be a valuable marketing tool for enhancing customer confidence

Safety and environmental management compliance

Apex Safety Consultants: Sawyer, M.

A brief review of common certification programs that can enhance performance

Understand basic engineering codes

John Zink Co. LLC: Cooper, H.

Here’s an overview of the nature, use and limitations of US industrial standards

HP Automation Safety: Using the safety life cycle

exida LLC: Goble, W.

IEC 61511, Functional safety: Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector, was recently released and is available on the IEC Website (www.iec.ch). This standard is well ..

Effectively guard a complex against a terrorist assault

Citadel, LLC: Ready, V.

Turn your facility assets from soft into hardened targets

Human factors analysis for process safety

Primatech, Inc.: Baybutt, P.
Pennsylvania State University Park: Haight, J.

Apply LOPA-HF to a fired furnace

HP Automation Safety: Beware of trip point negative creep

exida LLC: Marsza, E. M.

I recently rediscovered a curious phenomenon that affects SIS shutdown settings: trip points. This malady is particularly problematic for flow measurements in plants that have gone thro..

Noncapital intensive technologies reduce FCC sulfur content – Part 2

Davison Catalysts: Lesemann, M.  |  Schult, C.

Using novel membrane technology, refiners have new solutions to treat gasoline for sulfur and olefins content