Academia And Industrial Pilot Plant Operations And Safety (acs Symposium Series)
by Mary K. Moore /
2015 / English / PDF
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This symposium series volume was developed in order to share papers
presented at the 245th ACS National Meeting on the topic of pilot
plants. The Industrial and Chemical Engineering, Applied Chemical
Technology Subdivision hosted a one-day symposium for industry and
academic researchers to present and share their work and best
practices on operations and safety in pilot plant environments.
Designing and building "pilot plants" can be a big challenge, and
this volume outlines the proper operations needed to run a plant
safely, in both academic and industrial environments. The book
addresses issues like chemical separation, chemical reactions,
waste generation, process controls, and spatial considerations, as
well as safety precautions. It describes ways in which plant
designers and contractors can consider ease of operation,
maintenance, pinch-points, and sampling, among other aspects. In
contrast to workers in large-scale facilities, pilot plant workers
in both industry and academia are not only exposed to hazardous
substances, they are exposed to such materials in a smaller setting
and thus to potentially greater concentrations. This book brings
together workers and researchers in pilot plant environments to
present and share their best practices as regards operations and
safety.
This symposium series volume was developed in order to share papers
presented at the 245th ACS National Meeting on the topic of pilot
plants. The Industrial and Chemical Engineering, Applied Chemical
Technology Subdivision hosted a one-day symposium for industry and
academic researchers to present and share their work and best
practices on operations and safety in pilot plant environments.
Designing and building "pilot plants" can be a big challenge, and
this volume outlines the proper operations needed to run a plant
safely, in both academic and industrial environments. The book
addresses issues like chemical separation, chemical reactions,
waste generation, process controls, and spatial considerations, as
well as safety precautions. It describes ways in which plant
designers and contractors can consider ease of operation,
maintenance, pinch-points, and sampling, among other aspects. In
contrast to workers in large-scale facilities, pilot plant workers
in both industry and academia are not only exposed to hazardous
substances, they are exposed to such materials in a smaller setting
and thus to potentially greater concentrations. This book brings
together workers and researchers in pilot plant environments to
present and share their best practices as regards operations and
safety.