Technical Manager, Engineering

Guidelinesfor Technical Management of Chemical Process, Safety, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Center for Chemical Process Safety, New York, 1989. 

Advancing the state-of-the-art in engineering practices and technical management through research in prevention and mitigation of catastrophic events, and... 

In addition to providing a survey of previous studies, it is also the purpose of this chapter is to explore new avenues of potential applications to various electrochemical phenomena. A condensed theoretical background is first presented, and followed by a Markovian treatment of selected processes and phenomena of interest to electrochemists, electrochemical engineers, electrochemical technologists, and technical managers involved with electrochemical plants. Multidimensional analysis is excluded, however, from this essentially whetting the appetite exercise. Material in Section V relies heavily on author s personal (and hitherto unpublished) research. The presentation, although by no means exhaustive, intends to focus on basic concepts, potential utility and new horizons, rather than to pursue completeness. 

Featuring thoroughly documented data and contributions from international experts. Inorganic Membranes is an essential reference for chemical engineers, chemists, technical managers, laboratory field technicians, biochemical engineers, pharmacists, and other scientists working in separations and catalysis... 

Disparate elements, which affect economic decisions for bioprocesses, can be combined into a logical approach. An attempt must be made to combine fundamentals of bioreactor design, downstream processing, and properties of biomolecules in the context of process evaluation. The ability to set technical priorities based on economic assessment is essential, and requires communication betv/een researchers, process engineers, technical managers, and marketing managers. 

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