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Process Control

Improve refinery production and efficiency with asset monitoring

Emerson Automation Solutions: Donnangelo, M.

The sheer volume of equipment in a refinery—from vessels, columns, huge structures and mazes of pipes to pumps, valves, controllers and instruments—is staggering.

Onsite

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Nichols, Lee

Jenny Hebert and George Yaluris of Albemarle accept the <i>HP</i> Award for Best Catalyst Technology.

Viewpoint: New thinking to old problems

Honeywell: Mestari, Y.

The oil and gas industry is aging, and it is time to get wiser when it comes to training and productivity.

The road to successful plant modernization

Yokogawa Corp. of America: Kang, H.

Any personnel working in a refinery or heavy petrochemical plant with “vintage” automation equipment are painfully aware of the effects a distributed control system (DCS) from the 1990s, 1980s or even earlier can have on operations.

Methodology for model-based, real-time prediction of corrosion in heat exchangers

Prozess Optimal CAP GmbH: Holzer, G.  |  Jeitler, E.

In the chemical and process industries, gases or vapor mixtures must be cooled to temperatures near the water dewpoint in a variety of thermal unit operations.

Innovations

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

Software: Operations intelligence software for real-time visibility

Siemens: Pawlewitz, J.

The tiny company town of Sinclair sits in south-central Wyoming.

Hydrocarbon Processing Awards

<i>Hydrocarbon Processing,</i> the downstream processing sector’s leading technical publication, has announced the winners for its second annual awards.

Getting onboard with modernization

Schneider Electric: Robling, D.

While electrical equipment typically has a lengthy lifespan, it is not meant to last, or be relevant, forever.

Innovations

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

Carboline has released Carboquick® 200, a high-build, one-coat, quick-drying polyaspartic coating that can be applied directly to metal.