BACK TO BASICS: Measuring Temperature by Direct Contact
Thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors are the most common contacting temp-erature sensors. Understand the techniques and apply them correctly to increase your temperature measurement accuracy.
SOLIDS HANDLING: Designing Dust Collectors
To assure reliable and safe operation of a dust collector, apply the basic principles of chute and hopper design -- which are based on the dust's fundamental flow properties.
FLUIDS HANDLING: The Flange Factor in Gasket Selection
Gaskets should be chosen based on service conditions, as well as the type of flanges to be sealed. These principles will help to guide the selection.
SAFETY: Determine the Right Eye Protection (Click here to read this article now.)
Wearing the appropriate protective eyewear begins with a thorough safety assessment. These guidelines clarify how to identify hazards and select protective equipment to avoid eye injuries.
NEWS FEATURE: Learn From the Experts at the 2011 Chem Show
Find out how to deal with common challenges in fluids and solids handling, equipment selection, energy management, and more.
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The September 2011 issue of CEP is now available online. AIChE members receive access to CEP, including a searchable archive of issues dating back to 2001, online at http://www.aiche.org/cep.