Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Chemical Engineering",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release DEM joins research programme from
DEM Solutions, which we summarised at the time by saying "As a new member of the C-SOPS, DEM Solutions will contribute its DEM software technology and experience in the industrial application of DEM".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Easy access to chemical engineering data from
Knovel Corporation: "Chemists and engineers who regularly use The Merck Index can now benefit from Knovel's optimised search to find and use material in The Merck Index faster".
In October 2007, we covered the news from Comsol
concerning its Comsol Multiphysics 3.4
- take a look at Software boosts physics simulation
which says: "Comsol Multiphysics 3.4 includes fluid dynamic solver methods for simulating very large problems in chemical engineering, heat transfer, or microfluidics applications".
Take a look also at the news release from Foster Wheeler, Partnership targets clean energy,
as well as Engineering study guide released from ISA,
and Vacuum circuit breakers upgraded from Schneider Electric.
See also:
Software eases information management
(May 2007)
New data management capabilities in Granta MI further smooth the flow of information from materials testing labs into design and analysis
Powder metal filtration products go on show
(April 2007)
Bekaert will join Mott in a 6m2 display area at Achemisia 2007, providing information on fibre metal products for gas filtration applications
Pump company makes new appointment
(March 2007)
Neil Langdown, a chemical engineering graduate, brings a wealth of experience in the pump industry sector to the Services Division, having previously worked at Armstrong Pumps and Weir Pumps
Steam trap receives university recommendation
(December 2006)
Recent tests proved hat the GEM trap is more efficient than mechanical traps, disproving previous perceptions that orifice venture traps are inefficient at low load conditions
Comedy show aims to attract students
(December 2006)
The Tees Valley Engineering Partnership has hosted 'The 5 best things in engineering ever', an interactive comedy show outlining engineering achievements from the past, present and future
Codes optimise computationally intensive analyses
(December 2006)
The Optimisation Lab from Comsol adds best-in-class optimisation codes geared at computationally intensive finite element analysis and multiphysics problems
Spreadsheet simplifies binary mixture calculations
(November 2006)
Thermodynamics software simplifies application of the McCabe-Thiele method, which is widely used to determine the number of theoretical stages required to separate a binary mixture by distillation
Scientists and engineers take IChemE awards
(October 2006)
Scientists and engineers from the University of Greenwich at Medway scooped two top prizes at the international 2006 Institution of Chemical Engineers Awards
Registration taps into overseas skills pool
(October 2006)
NES has been registered as a Level 1 adviser with the Office of Immigration Services Commissioner
Students pick up SET Awards
(September 2006)
The winners of the 2006 SET Awards have been announced at a ceremony attended by more than 500 students, academics and business leaders in London's Royal Courts of Justice
Joint venture packages pharmaceutical expertise
(September 2006)
Manchester-based specialist pharmaceutical and chemical engineering company Haden Freeman has announced a partnership with Cardiff-based Park Place Research
Expansion for process control training
(September 2006)
Business Industrial Network has expanded its relationship with Control Station in response to the industry's growing need for process control training services
Duarte and Gittins strengthen UK sales
(August 2006)
Tranter International has strengthened its UK sales team with the appointments of Paulo Duarte as Business Development Manager and Simon Gittins as Internal Sales Engineer
Alliance eases access to chemical engineering data
(August 2006)
Partnership with Synapse Information Resources brings a wide range of premium chemical and chemical engineering content to an interactive platform
Manufacturing director becomes a doctor
(July 2006)
Peter Jefferies, Tecan's Manufacturing Director, has attained a doctorate in advanced manufacturing technology
Breakthrough weblab controlled by Siemens
(June 2006)
The University of Cambridge has developed an unique Internet-based system to facilitate experiments that can be conducted remotely over the web
Institution launches chemical education journal
(April 2006)
Online international chemical engineering education journal for academics and industry professionals launches in May
Mabuza succeeds Meyer at Foster Wheeler
(January 2006)
Themba Mabuza has been appointed Managing Director of Foster Wheeler South Africa (FWSA), succeeding Mark Meyer who retired at the end of last year after 25 years with the company
CD contains Multiphysics proceedings
(December 2005)
Comsol Group has issued a CD containing the proceedings of its international series of Multiphysics meetings this autumn
Fluent contributes to engineering textbook
(December 2005)
Fluent contributes to the undergraduate engineering textbook by James Wilkes; Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers, Second Edition
Inline viscometers perform in extreme conditions
(November 2005)
Carrying ATEX, Cenelec, CSA and TIIS certification, the XL7 series of inline viscometers give excellent performance in extreme conditions
Innovation award for novel control technology
(October 2005)
Curvaceous Software is this year's proud winner of the AMEC Award for Innovation and Excellence in an SME
Jin charged to expand business in China
(September 2005)
Owens Corning has appointed KeZhong Jin to the position of General Manager for Composites Solutions Business China
News on the Chemical Engineering Show North from Crane
(August 2005)
John Crane reckons it is perfectly placed to help today's industry achieve its aim of improved reliability coupled with lower costs and reduced emissions
News on the World Congress of Chemical Engineering from ICS (Industrial Control Software)
(July 2005)
ICS will be exhibiting at the 7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering which is being held next week at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow
Brisk bookings for Achema 2006
(June 2005)
Dechema, the Frankfurt-based Society for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, will be exhibiting on Stand 8.6 at WCCE 2005 at the SECC in Glasgow from 10th to 14th July 2006
Benson takes the chair
(May 2005)
Perceptive Engineering has appointed Dr Roger Benson as Non Executive Chairman
Easy integration for calculations components
(May 2005)
The Simulis suite comprises a range of software items built on a component-oriented architecture and using Microsoft COM/DCOM middleware
Consortium focuses process CAE
(May 2005)
French simulation and optimisation software house ProSim has joined the CAPEC (Computer Aided Process-Product Engineering Centre) Consortium
Division is devoted to academic issues
(May 2005)
PSE has set up a new division devoted to serving its large academic customer base and furthering the use of its gPROMS process modelling software in academic institutions around the world
Cartridge seals on show in Harrogate
(April 2005)
Leading the way in sealing solutions for chemical processing, John Crane will be demonstrating its latest products and customer support capabilities at the Chemical Engineering Show North 05
News on the Chemical Engineering Show North 05 from Specialised and Regional Events
(April 2005)
To highlight its increased capability to offer 'one stop shop' solutions to the UK's northern based process industries, Induchem UK will be exhibiting at the Chemical Engineering Show North 05
King talks up British science and technology
(April 2005)
UK Government Chief Scientist Sir David King painted a healthy picture of the state of British science and technology during the tenth IChemE George E Davis Lecture in London this week
BP wins Frank Lees Medal
(March 2005)
Experts in safety and loss prevention from IChemE have awarded the Frank Lees Medal to BP in recognition of its ongoing contribution to safety in the process industries