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The Chemical Processing Distilled podcast extracts essential elements to serve engineers designing and operating plants in the chemical industry.
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15 minutes
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English
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188 episodes
since July 24, 2019
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Replace-in-kind fixes are supposed to be the easy path back to normal operation. But once a change crosses a technical or regulatory threshold — like a decades-old foundation rating — the schedule, not the engineering, becomes the real constraint.
Traci Purdum, Chemical Processing's EIC, reads And…
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In October’s Distilled News, executives at the CIEX R&D Innovation Summit explain how AmSty, Hexion and 3M are using AI and operational excellence to drive innovation. Also: BASF’s possible takeover of Evonik, plant closures from Goodyear and Westlake, and Sumitomo Chemical’s production-scale b…
How AI is reshaping pipeline leak detection? Chemical Processing Editor-in-Chief Traci Purdum talks with KROHNE's Maximilian Ihring and Daniel Vogt to answer that question. The following conversation, edited for clarity, examines how conventional systems rely on static hydraulic models that lose ac…
In this episode of Chemical Processing's Distilled podcast, Editor-in-Chief Traci Purdum talks with water treatment expert Brad Buecker about the hidden risks of remote cooling systems scattered around large plants. Buecker explains how scale formation and microbiological fouling quietly degrade he…
In a chemical facility, choosing the person who feels safest is understandable. These are high-risk environments where poor decisions can affect production, people and plant. Nobody wants to experiment with leadership when the consequences of getting it wrong can be dire.
The problem is that compe…
Schneider Electric's Thomas Kwan explains why chemical plants should map their loads before buying software, and why "the optimizer decides" isn't an operating philosophy.
Jonathan Katz, executive editor of Chemical Processing, recently spoke with Thomas Kwan, an energy transition expert at the Sc…
In September's Distilled News, a federal appeals court strikes down the EPA's methylene chloride ban, three chemical makers agree to pay $455 million over PFAS, and BASF and Kemira look at new production.
In this episode of the Chemical Processing Distilled Podcast, Brad Buecker of SAMCO Technologies joins editor-in-chief Traci Purdum to dig deeper into reverse osmosis for boiler makeup water. Buecker contrasts RO with sodium softening, explaining how RO removes up to 99% of dissolved ions, cutting …
An Eastman Chemical veteran-turned-leadership coach explains why technical excellence doesn't translate to leadership skill — and how organizations can close the "broken rung" that pushes women out of the pipeline right after their first promotion.
ICIS's Al Greenwood explains why ethane-fed commodity producers are cashing in while specialty chemical makers struggle to pass on higher costs. Read the full article.
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