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<< Streamlined content proves “resourceful” Resource Centers rank high in click-through popularity THE TEN RESOURCE CENTERS AVAILABLE ON chemicalprocessing.com organize content for you by subject. These specialized sections bring all of the sites’ content, including articles, white papers, product and news items, to you with a single click of the mouse. With nearly 20,000 page views, the Resource Centers (located at the top, left-hand column of www.chemicalprocessing.com) are proving to be quite resourceful. The number of clicks this month provides a useful perspective on what’s attracting the highest interest. Here are the ve most popular subjects, according to your clicks. 1. Design and Simulation With more than 6,000 page views alone, the Design and Simulation Resource Center takes top rank. Here, you’ll nd 75 feature-length articles on Design and Optimizaalso includes recent white papers from Sulzer Chemtech and BSH-Filtration. www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/separations_technology/ index.html 4. Automation and IT Another Resource Center that features subcategories, the Automation and IT channel includes information pertaining to software, control systems and instrumentation. Overall, the center provides access to more than 150 articles, more than 25 white papers and nearly 100 product items for your liking. www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/automation/index.html Specialized sections take the sites’ content and provide it all with a single click. tion, including our most recent feature, “Sleep with the enemy” on working with environmentalists during the design process. www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/design_simulation.html 5. Powder Handling and Solids Coming in at number ve, the Powder Handling and Solids Resource Center features more than 70 articles, 20 white papers and more than 80 product items. Recent white papers include submissions from Brunker Optics and Kistler-Morse. www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/powder_solids.html Of course, we have several other Resource Centers besides the top five listed here. Visit www.chemicalprocessing.com to check out all 10 areas we’ve organized articles, products and the latest news for you in. Visit the following Resource Centers for information on that topic: • • • • • Environmental, Health and Safety Reaction and Synthesis Reliability and Maintenance Security Utilities and Energy 2. Fluid Handling Taking the number two spot, the Fluid Handling Resource Center provides general information on the topic, but also delves deeper into three subcategories: pumps; valves; and compressors. This channel offers more than 125 articles and 20 white papers on uid handling alone. You can ne-tune your site search by hovering your mouse over the Fluid Handling Channel, and then select your topic of choice from the pop-up menu to the right. www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/ﬂuid_handling/index.html 3. Separations Technology Ranking at number three, the Separations Technology Resource Center also breaks down information in easily ltered chunks with three subcategories: distillation; drying and ltration. With nearly 50 feature articles, this section www.chemicalprocessing.com Have content that you’d like to see on one of our Resource Centers, or even have a subject in mind you’d like to see added as a Resource Center? Let us know. What Resource Centers do you find most and least useful? We welcome all suggestions and will consider them when updating the site. We’re here to make your user experience a good one, and we’d like to hear what you think of it so far. CP Jill Russell, managing editor, Digital Media jrussell@putman.net September 2007 • 9 http://www.chemicalprocessing.com http://chemicalprocessing.com http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/separations_technology/index.html http://www.chemicalprocessing.com http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/automation/index.html http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/powder_solids.html http://www.chemicalprocessing.com http://www.chemicalprocessing.com http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/design_simulation.html http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/resource_centers/fluid_handling/index.html http://www.chemicalprocessing.com

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Contents From the Editor Field Notes In Process Energy Saver Compliance Advisor Succeed at Simulation Rethink Your Approach to Process Safety Avoid Blending Blunders Get the Right Cartridge or Bag Filter Wireless Proponents Take HART Membrane Boasts Material Benefits Process Puzzler Plant InSites Chem Show Product Preview ISA Product Preview Equipment & Services Product Spotlight/Classifieds Ad Index End Point

Chemical Processing - September 2007

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