Managing Air Pollution-Volume 2: Eye on Combustion and High-Temperature Operations - electronic book

• Guidance for reducing fugitive emissions from burners, flares, and combustion units
• Practical tips on personal protective equipment and personnel safety
• Engineering strategies for energy efficiency and emissions minimization
• Insight into regulatory compliance and environmental protection
• Operational recommendations for commissioning, startup, and equipment maintenance
• Case studies and real-world examples for process engineers

• Process and chemical engineers in the CPI
• Environmental engineers and compliance managers
• Plant and operations managers
• Maintenance and reliability engineers
• Engineering consultants and safety professionals

Articles Include

• Flare Selection for the CPI
• Key Considerations for the Use of Portable Gas Detectors
• Advanced Control Methods for Combustion
• Engineering for Plant Safety
• Eye on Flare Systems
• Cooling Towers: Estimate Evaporation Loss and Makeup Water Requirements
• Gas Detention
• Gas Hazard Definitions and Data
• Wet Scrubbers
• Flare Consolidation Considerations
• Enclosed Combustion Equipment and Technology
• Cooling Towers: Water-Treatment Options Advance
• Performance Prediction for Industrial Boilers
• Post-Combustion Carbon Capture Technologies
• Industrial Combustion Products
• The Value of Safety Instrumented Systems
• Flare-Gas Recovery Methods for Olefin Plants
• Key Questions to Guide Effective Selection of Personal Protective Equipment
• Burner Inspection and Maintenance
• Process Safety and Functional Safety in Support of Asset Productivity and Integrity
• Considering Fugitive Emissions During the Conceptual Design Stage
• Best Practices in Capital Equipment Commissioning
• Commissioning and Startup: Increase Certainty Through Advanced Planning
• Optimizing Flare Operation Through Proper Design
• Improve Energy Management to Reduce Your Facility’s Carbon Footprint
• Avoid Common Mistakes When Specifying Burner Management Systems
• Reduce Risk and Cost with a Lifecycle Approach to Process Safety
• Co-located Facilities: Untangling Environmental Compliance, Liability and Accountability Issues

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