Processing & Handling :: Liquid, Gas and Air Handling
July 1, 2006
Materials of Construction for Low-Temperature and Cryogenic Processes
To succeed in materials selection for subzero temperatures, appreciate the importance of impact strength
Krupavaram Nalli, Mott MacDonald & Co. LLC
Trends in the worldwide chemical process industries, especially a steep rise in the compression and liquefaction of gases to lower the costs of their storage and transportation, have heightened the engineer's need to have a working familiarity...
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