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Book Review: Process Plant Design

Robin Smith; ISBN: 9781119689980; Wiley; 2023; US$72.00 (eBook); US$89.95 (print)

Type: Feature

How to Troubleshoot Tower Floods

Non-radioactive methods to diagnose, locate, and identify the root cause of flooding in distillation towers

Type: Feature

Oxford spinout develops ‘atomic scissors’ for energy efficient chemical recycling

FOOD-GRADE plastics could be made from 100% recycled content, according to Oxford spinout Repolywise, which has developed a novel “atomic scissors” process to break down plastic waste.

Type: News

Working Hard. Having Fun. Making History

Fiona Ragan talks about her role in process control at Amazon

Type: Feature

UK sets out green growth plans

THE UK government has outlined a raft of plans for low-carbon investment, setting out how £2.5bn will be spent to support green innovation through to 2021.

Type: News

Birmingham pilot plant first to trial rare earth recovery process

A PILOT plant using a new process to recover rare earth alloys from scrap magnets will be built at the UK’s University of Birmingham following a €4m (US$4.4m) grant from the EU.

Type: News

Careers in Chemical Engineering: David Young

Yasmin Ali speaks to David Young, a Research Engineer at the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult.

Type: Feature

Heinz and Hanson Cement to benefit from £52m UK clean energy plan

The UK government has awarded funding worth £52m (US$64m) to 25 companies operating in the country, including Heinz and Hanson Cement, to boost their clean energy efforts.

Type: News

Deconstructing Runaway Reactions Using Dynamic Modelling

James Close, John Barker and Georges Melhem use a case study to explain the importance of understanding inhibitor effectiveness for process safety

Type: Feature

Flixborough 50 Years On: Addressing Process Safety Competence Challenges in Smaller Organisations

Fifty years on from Flixborough, Carolyn Nicholls says key challenges in process safety competence, including multidisciplinary knowledge, clear roles, and managing pressure, remain just as critical

Type: Feature

Nereda: Redefining Effluent Treatment

There is a new player in the wastewater process sector, re-writing the rules of the game

Type: Feature

Report calls for swapping fossil fuel subsidies for renewables to boost green energy

A REPORT by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) has found that just 10–30% of fossil fuel subsidies could pay for a global green energy transition.

Type: News

Fluor will engineer Itero’s chemicals recycling process

FLUOR has won the contract to engineer a chemical recycling demonstration plant for Itero in the Netherlands that will pyrolyse waste plastics into new feedstocks.

Type: News

Book Review: Process Safety Calculations Second Edition

Renato Benintendi; ISBN: 9780128235164; Elsevier; 2021; €190.75

Type: Feature

Dow outlines new US$4bn investment plan

Plans for expansion and efficiency gains

Type: News

Researchers to develop carbon-negative power plant

RESEARCHERS at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US have received just over US$800,000 in funding to develop a carbon-negative power plant that produces reduced amounts of carbon emissions and captures carbon from the atmosphere during idle periods.

Type: News

How Chemicals Companies Can Drive Operational Resilience with the Digital Twin

Paige Marie Morse explains how companies have been using digital technologies to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic

Type: Feature

Closing the Plastics Loop

Ivan McCormack discusses his role in the recycling sector, developing a chemical process to close the loop on single-use plastics.

Type: Feature

Glass industry sketches process technology route for reaching net zero

THE UK’s glass industry has said it faces a challenging road ahead in meeting net zero targets, and has called on the Government to support efforts to switch to greener process technologies and fuel supplies.

Type: News

Engineers awarded QEPrize for advancing solar PV technology

IN ITS 10th year, the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering has been awarded to four engineers whose research and development of solar photovoltaic (PV) technology underpins the growth of high-performance, low-cost solar power.

Type: News