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David Chappell

Standard profits: Make2Pack and ISA88

David A. Chappell, blogger for Standard profits: Make2Pack and ISA88
February 22, 2010
Engineers get it done for manufacturing, but who really values the work of volunteers?
Volunteer efforts improve the world of manufacturing, as suggested previously in,...
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Peter Welander

Pillar to Post: Peter Welander's Blog

Peter Welander, Process Control Editor
February 3, 2010
Has gasoline consumption peaked?
We know that gasoline consumption has gone down lately due to recessionary...
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Peter Welander

Pillar to Post: Peter Welander's Blog

Peter Welander, Process Control Editor
January 28, 2010
Know your alternative gasses
In my discussion of home producer gas appliances, Kevin Chisholm pointed out that...
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Peter Welander

Pillar to Post: Peter Welander's Blog

Peter Welander, Process Control Editor
January 26, 2010
Your next home appliance: bio-gas generator
Last Sunday, Joe gave me the results of some searching he’d done on the...
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    Hydrogen has long been discussed as a high potential alternative energy source, but most discussions of it focus on its use in automobiles. As such, the discussion quickly gets bogged down in two areas: infrastructure issues (replacing the current gasoline delivery pipeline) and the energy inputs required to produce hydrogen for fuel.  More
  • Dynamic Simulation for Emissions Regulation

    Existing pressure relief and flare system capacity is sometimes challenged following unit upgrades and expansions, addition of new process units, or the re-routing of atmospheric vents to the existing flare system. Traditional relief load estimation methodologies are known to be overly conservative and can lead to the overdesign of flare systems or to the determination that such plant upgrades ...  More

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