Process Plant

Siting of permanent and temporary buildings in process areas requires careful consideration of potential effects of explosions and fires arising from accidental release of flammable materials.

This excellent book systematically identifies the issues surrounding the effective linking of project management techniques and engineering applications. It is not a technical manual, nor is it procedure-led. Instead, it encourages creative learning of project engineering methodology that can be applied and modified in different situations.

These are the proceedings of the fourth in a series of specialist international conferences on the microstructure of high temperature materials, held at Imperial College, London in September 1998. The papers address various aspects of the modelling of the microstructural evolution of creep resistant materials due to high temperature service exposure. The continuing importance of this subject was evident from the diversity of contributions which attracted 80 delegates from 15 countries.

Process Start up and Shutdown Fire Hazards and Controls,

Autodesk Inc., has released first update to AutoCAD Plant 3D 2019. Use an industry-specific toolset for plant design and engineering to create P&IDs and integrate them into a 3D plant design model.

The Best Practical Course for Chemical Engineering Career Opportunities and Various Areas of Expertise

Provides the knowledge and failure analysis skills necessary for preventing and investigating process equipment failures
Process equipment and piping systems are essential for plant availability and performance. Regularly exposed to hazardous service conditions and damage mechanisms, these critical plant assets can result in major failures if not effectively monitored and assessed—potentially causing serious injuries and significant business losses. When used proactively, Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) helps reliability engineers inspect the process equipment and piping system before any abnormal conditions occur. RCFA is equally important after a failure happens: it determines the impact of a failure, helps control the resultant damage, and identifies the steps for preventing future problems.

Understand hydraulics of pipes, pumps, compressors and control valves as a process engineer