Hydrocarbon Product Showcase

  1. Organic Vapor Monitor 11/10/1999
    The Organic Vapor Monitor uses a single charcoal sorbent wafer for collecting organic vapors.
  2. 801 Series H2S Analyzers 9/25/2000
    801 Series H2S analyzers includes 801XP, 801D2, 801W, 801 Lab and 801P portable instruments...
  3. Process Meter 7/2/1999
    The Fluke 787 ProcessMeter is a combination of a digital multimeter (DMM) and a loop calibrator in a single handheld tool
  4. High Temperature Resistant Coatings & Coatings Under Insulation (CUI) 5/7/2009
    Sherwin-Williams offers a comprehensive line of ambient and heat-cured high-temperature-resistant coatings for stacks and boilers in a wide variety of colors.
  5. Polytron Pulsar 6/20/2000
    The Polytron Pulsar brings a significant improvement to the detection of hydrocarbon gases
  6. Organic Oil Solidifier/Encapsulator 8/12/1999
    HTP is an organic, non-toxic, non-biodegradable, lightweight hydrocarbon absorbent that is effective to use for spill control in a variety of industries, including pulp and paper
  7. Pressure Vacuum Relief Valves 10/17/2000
    Enardo Pressure Vacuum Relief Valves are installed on storage tanks containing vapor producing products
  8. Flow Conditioning Devices 2/1/1999
    CRV and LAD flow conditioning devices are designed to correct uneven flow distribution problems and produce uniform velocity profiles
  9. POLAREX® Extractive Separations Technology 2/12/2012

    Hydrocarbon Streams are contaminated by soluble polar (or ionic) contamination in a variety of ways (viz., caustic treatment, amine treatment, acid catalysts etc). The contaminant typically exists within the hydrocarbon phase in a soluble form, and in some cases it may not even be ionized within the non-polar hydrocarbon. Nevertheless, it is generally necessary to remove these contaminants. In some cases, the contaminants may poison downstream process equipment; or example, diesel fired turbines are sensitive to alkali metal contaminants; selective hydrogenation units (SHU) are sensitive to sodium). In other cases, these soluble contaminants represent an ongoing operating cost (i.e., amine dissolved in a C3/C4 stream needs to be made up with fresh (expensive) amine).

  10. Inplant 12/21/2000
    The Inplant program is a rigorous, steady-state simulator for designing, rating, and analyzing plant piping systems