Industrial Gases-Managing Onsite Production, Storage and Use Guidebook - electronic book

• Practical guidance on industrial gas production, storage, and use
• Safety protocols for handling cryogenic fluids and compressed gases
• Engineering guidance for tank blanketing and inerting applications
• Overview of sourcing options for oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen
• Insights into compressors and specialized applications
• Best practices for project budgeting, contingency planning, and scale-up

• Chemical process engineers
• Plant safety and operations personnel
• Maintenance and reliability engineers
• Project engineers and plant managers
• Industrial gas and utilities specialists

Articles

• New Horizons for Dividing Wall Columns
• Facts at Your Fingertips: Gas Hazard Definitions and Data
• Facts at Your Fingertips: Liquefied-Industrial-Gas Safety
• Improve Your Contingency Estimates for More Realistic Project Budgets
• Compressors: N2 Expands the Applicability of Dry Gas Seals
• Compressors for Specialized Applications
• Prevent Combustible Dust Explosions with N2 Inerting
• Industrial Gas Applications
• Compressors: Pursuing Lowest Cost of Ownership
• Managing Large Chemical Plant Startups
• Technology Profile: Hydrogen Production from Natural Gas
• Dust Explosions: Prevention & Protection
• Your Deliveries of Industrial
• Industrial Insulation Systems: Material Selection Factors
• The Owner Role in Capital Projects
• Why Big Always Wins: Examining Economies of Scale
• Temperature Effects for High-velocity Gas Flow

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