Safety
Duck, Duck, Black Swan: How the Brain Can Simplify Rare, High-Impact Events
The human brain tends to simplify high-consequence, low-frequency events, which can be particularly dangerous in process hazard analysis (PHA) development.
Heat Transfer
Troubleshooting and Evaluating Air Condenser Limitations
When an operating air condenser fell short of meeting its design heat duty on hot summer days, a troubleshooting team set out to determine the cause.
Back to Basics
Managing Combustible Dusts with Data
Combustible dust data should be representative of the material in the process and applicable to the operation.
Update
- New Method Can Completely Destroy “Forever Chemicals”
- Sensor Detects Minuscule Quantities of the Deadly Opioid Fentanyl
- Zinc and Lignin “Green” Batteries Could Offer Low-Cost Energy Storage
- New Lead Sensor Is Inexpensive and Quantitative
- Pairing Pulp and Paper Waste with CO2 Reduction
- Business Update
Plus
- Editorial: Is Predicting Black Swans a Worthwhile Endeavor?
- Catalyzing Commercialization: High-Carotenoid Orange Corn Promises Nutritional Enhancement
- AIChE Journal Highlight: Enhancing Process Safety in Industry 4.0
- Process Safety Beacon: Are Your P&IDs Up to Date?
- New Products: Fluids and Solids Handling; Software; Heat Transfer; Bioprocessing; Instrumentation; Laboratory Equipment; Environmental, Health, and Safety
- Emerging Voices: Reimagining Industrial Spaces
- Che in Context: Chemical Engineers Embrace the Frontiers of AI/ML
- Patent Update: When AI Invents
- Books
- Institute News
- AIChE Foundation Announces 2024 Gala Honorees
- AIChE 2024 Election Candidate Platforms
- 2024 Middle East Process Engineering Conference and Exhibition Recap
- AIChE 2023 Financial Statements
The July issue of CEP is now available on the AIChE website, on the CEP app, and as a digital flipbook.
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