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Trends are presented in Chemical Sensors, a new study from The Freedonia Group, Inc, a Cleveland, US-based industry market research firm
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Modern materials, both plastics and metals, are helping tank manufacturers offer bigger, stronger, safer and more flexible solutions to their customers. Sean Ottewell reports.
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Butt welded polypropylene sheet tanks and HDPE sheet tanks are available up to 20000 litre capacity
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Links between biotech companies and chemical companies are becoming stronger as the search continues for sustainable sources of energy and raw materials. Sean Ottewell reports
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Developments in polymer technology are aimed at meeting requirements for better blow moulding, polyethylene nucleation. Eugene McCarthy reports
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With the REACH registration of high volume and hazardous chemicals now complete, many companies will now be turning their attention to the next phase of compliance which involves the production and delivery of Safety Data Sheets. Malcolm Carroll reports
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Consolidation and process intensification in the past few years seems to be the buzzword for the global chemical industry
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Outsourcing is now firmly entrenched in virtually every modern business. So why not for manufacturing processes such as heat treatment? Debbie Mellor makes the case
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If your pumping application involves aggressive fluids, but at the same time costs have to be cut and production expanded, then peristaltic pumps offer an economical solution. Sean Ottewell reports
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Sean Ottewell reports on the latest high-pressure spiral heat exchangers, plate heat exchangers and brazed plate heat exchangers that are designed to reduce fouling and cut corrosion
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Many different industries in the process sector are benefiting from the latest wireless technologies, particularly in terms of reduced system costs, fast commissioning and ease of maintenance. Eugene McCarthy reports
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Wear protection is key to continuous production and optimised whole life costs in sludge-energy-from waste plants
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The advent of Stuxnet has prompted standards bodies around the world to develop much tougher certification programmes
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The advent of Stuxnet has prompted standards bodies around the world to develop much tougher certification programmes
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The latest imaging technologies are using 3D, colour and improved software to give a much better insight into how processes are operating
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Companies should take a second look at the way in which they implement condition monitoring procedures, argues Phil Burge
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Oliver Foth describes how an ultrasonic flow metering solution has benefited a US chemical facility
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Dr Paul Turner looks at how advanced process control can enhance safety across the process industries
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Mark Freeman looks at implementing active energy management in automated plants
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Around 4000 global exhibitors from 50 countries are anticipated to attract about 180 000 visitors from more than 90 countries to ACHEMA 2012
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