Process technology

Article Abstract:

Latest developments in chemical process technology, like plasma recycling process, simplification of pharmaceutical cleaning validation, use of micro fluids in fuel cells for reducing operating costs, and solution to hydrate problem, are discussed.

Product development, Manufacturing processes, Methods, Production processes, Technological innovations, Chemical processes, Chemical process industries

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Dividing-wall columns find greater appeal

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The efficacy of dividing-wall columns in separating components in as single tower during distillation process is analyzed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Facilities & equipment, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Forecasts and trends, Equipment and supplies, Market trend/market analysis, Chemical industry, Pesticides industry, Separators (Machines), Separation equipment, Herbicides, Distillation, Sulphur industry, Columns, Columns (Structural)

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Oil shale: the U.S. take another look at a huge domestic resource

Article Abstract:

The domestic petroleum resources management policy of America is discussed.

Government domestic functions, Petroleum, Petroleum reserves, Natural resource policy

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