View technical webinars from the downstream sector.
Hose failures are unfortunately a very common source of equipment downtime and can create significant safety risks, so it is important to treat hoses as critical equipment and handle their selection accordingly. This webinar will teach you how.
The amount of CO2 captured is set to increase by 800 million t over the next 10 years driven by improvements in technology and advancements in policy. To meet this scale up, 70 - 100 projects are needed each year through 2050. To get there, a rapid deployment of currently available technology will be necessary. This webinar will provide an overview of the technology and recent developments.
In this webinar, Chevron Lummus Global discuss the broad landscape of renewable and circular feedstocks that are being employed to produce lower Carbon Intensity fuels and chemicals.
In this webinar, Axens will cover topics in relation to the hydrocracking process and catalyst developments such as the highest reactor performance thanks to Axens’ latest developments in catalysts, and innovative solutions for refinery modernisation projects, including the production of renewable fuels.
This webinar will showcase how Honeywell Control Performance Analytics Unified (CPA-U) solves key customer expectations around the need to understand quantified performance through financial metrics.
In this webinar, United Electric Controls will discuss the evolution of wireless technology in process control and monitoring applications, examines what barriers have restrained its usage in safety applications, and explores how the technology has changed, making its acceptance grow in recent years.
IPCO's webinar explores the processes required for converting liquid pitch from an upgrading scheme that utilises a solvent de-asphalting (SDA) unit to separate the more valuable de-asphalted oil (DAO).
In Honeywell's extended two-part webinar, discover how to move away from manual, paper-based practices to efficiently capture field data through automated workflows.
The key properties of adsorbents are: internal surface area, pore size, surface chemistry, and particle size. In this webinar, Selective Adsorption Associates, Inc. describe these properties in detail and discuss how they are used to make adsorbents separate molecules to achieve our goals in various process industries.
Watch MISTRAS Group's webinar to learn how leak detection can support environmental initiatives and help to avoid hazardous flaring.