Level Switch with Cooling Neck for High Temperatures
For its FlexLevel Switch 4401, Baumer offers a sliding connection making the hygienic level switch suitable for high process temperatures of up to 200 °C.
The optional sliding connection is available in 100 and 250 mm length and can serve as a cooling neck or extension, for example if the medium has to be reached through [...]
WIN-911 Alarm Notification Software Flags-Up Process Problems In Real Time
P4A introduction of WIN-911 alarm notification software enables managers and operators to be aware of problems in their plant, anywhere, anytime. WIN-911 is a real-time software that can be used with pagers, cell phones, landline phones and most wireless communications.
It works with a company’s existing control software or SCADA system to monitor operations and notify [...]
21st Canadian Symposium on Catalysis
November 27, 2009 by zaki
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21st Canadian Symposium on Catalysis
Conference Theme: Catalyzing a Sustainable Future
Banff, Alberta, May 9 - 12, 2010
The conference will focus on Energy, Environment, and Nanotechnology but will also include a section for fundamentals and general catalysis. In addition to three plenary talks (Opening Speaker, CIC Catalysis Medal Awardee, and Ciapetta Lecturer), there will be several invited [...]
Beale Awarded Safety Medal
Chris Beale, senior safety consultant at Ciba Specialty Chemicals, was presented with the Frank Lees Medal at IChemE’s Hazards XXI symposium in Manchester, UK last week.
The medal is presented every year to the person who has authored the best safety and loss prevention publication.
Beale was awarded the 2008 medal in recognition of his paper, The [...]
Macarons, the Daddy Mac of Cookies
There are people who are mad for macaroons and then there are people who are mad for macarons. That’s because American macaroons and French macarons have about as much in common as do pâté and apple pie.
American macaroons are holiday treats, gloriously dense amalgams of shredded or flaked coconut, egg white and sugar, often dipped [...]
Some Back Ground of Me
I was inspired to choose chemical engineering when I first saw the chemical formula from my father’s chemistry book. The chemical formula shapes look fascinating and interesting to me.
My father is an organic chemistry lecturer in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). When I was 14, I read his organic chemistry book and willingly learnt from it [...]
Chemical, Catalysis, Chemistry related Journal
Here is a few journal for my and your references if you want to read, refer or publish. Number in parentheses indicates the impact factor in 2007. If you have any journals to add in this list, please contact me.
1. Applied Catalysis A-General (2.63)
2. Applied Catalysis B: Environmental (3.942)
3. Catalysis Communications (1.878)
4. Catalysis Letters (1.772)
5. [...]