Special reports

Allison Buenemann, Seeq Corp., USA, describes how advanced analytics can be used to optimise product transitions.

Maire Tecnimont Group discusses its NextPlant platform for digital transformation in the industrial sector.

Meraj Khan, Axis Communications, UAE, outlines the growing role of digitalisation and automation in flare monitoring systems.

The May 2021 issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering includes a Q&A with a number of experts in the catalysts and precious metals market.

Winn & Coales International Ltd has announced the acquisition of the global Viscotaq business, including Amcorr Products and Services Inc (‘Amcorr’), manufacturer of viscoelastic protective coatings.

Sabrina Nees, Berthold Technologies, Germany, presents solutions for an array of challenging level measurement tasks.

AMETEK Process Instruments have developed the 5100P – a solution for portable moisture measurement challenges.

The May 2021 issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering includes a Q&A with a number of experts in the catalysts and precious metals market.

Hari Narayanan, Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA, explains how multiparameter water quality testing can help protect process equipment and drive production efficiency.

Refinery of the Future is an online conference focusing on the latest developments, trends, and innovative technology driving the future of the refining sector.

This educational session has been developed for design engineers, facility operators and managers at crude oil production sites (upstream/downstream), where centrifugal separation should be evaluated for its technical efficiencies and economy.

Hydrocarbon Engineering’s Senior Editor, Callum O’Reilly, recently sat down with Michael Gaura, Senior Product Manager at AMETEK Process Instruments, to discuss his article that featured in the April 2021 issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering.

Dr Marcio Wagner da Silva, Petrobras, Brazil, looks at the growing global lubricants market, and the different production routes available.

Mikael Wideskog and Kaj Portin, Wärtsilä Marine Power, Finland, argue that adoption of cleaner fuels is key if the shipping sector is to meet sustainability goals.

Sulzer has enhanced its production capabilities in its Kotka factory in Finland.