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Process Engineer SOLUTIONS
International For Engineers… by Engineers November 2016
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LOCATION of personnel and plant
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Rupture disc revolution
Best practice in thermal fluids
How to manage standby pumps to avoid downtime.
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PROCESS EQUIPMENT UPDATE 6
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Go with the flow Why it’s important for operators to act on early warning signs in thermal fl uid applications
Brewing success Case study revealing the success of a new agitator within the craft brewery sector
Diffi cult to convey How a positive displacement pump can be used to convey diffi cult substances cleanly
A cool idea for fertiliser factory Report on how a specially devised ‘blackbox’ cooling solution is helping to enhance the growth goals of a fertiliser producer
A solution designed to save both pipework and product
New compressor for pneumatic conveying systems
Strategies to determine coating thickness
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Passing muster International Process Engineer meets the man behind an innovative real-time location solution designed to improve productivity and safety at a wide range of process facilities
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