Chemical Watch 2019 Outlook

Because the chemical engineering world is non-linear and non-convex, it has been difficult to use standard math programming tools—the necessary linearization causes too many problems. But what if you could incorporate optimization into your decision-making? How could basing decisions on process data and competing objectives enable you to optimize your non-linear chemical engineering applications? Find out in this webinar.

The requirements for hazard communication, or Hazcom, in our global economy are complex and confusing. While the Hazcom requirements are similar from country to country, each jurisdiction has its own nuances when it comes to Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and product labels. Some countries have different requirements for consumer product classification and labelling that is not entirely in-line with the GHS classification criteria. Additionally, there many companies receive requests for SDS for items such as articles, though articles are typically exempt from SDS regulations. All of these things make it challenging for a company to be compliant in a global marketplace.

From the ground to the engine of a vehicle, the quality control of petrochemicals is critical in every stage of the process. Water sensitivity of petrochemicals as well as their non-aqueous solubility requires special handling of the samples and specific sensors and solvents used in their analysis. This GTP Petrochemical Webinar offers knowledge and tips to assist you in optimizing your oil and fuel analysis; such as Karl Fischer water determination, TAN, TBN and mercaptans.

War, plague, famine, and inflation. The four horsemen of the apocalypse continue to ride across the globe and the signs of a looming recession are growing as companies and governments decide how to weather the approaching storm.