The Chemical Engineers' Resource Page

     Welcome to the Chemical Engineers' Resource Page.  You'll find a wealth of information on this site as we strive to bring you the very best in online chemical engineering content.  Let us show you around.

     The sectional menus on the left will always be there to guide you through our site.  The ChE Services menu will guide you through our various services.  ChE Assist, ChE Systems, and ChE Surplus can help you save valuable time.  ChE Assist can be used to solicite professional assistance for a chemical processing problem.   Whether you're looking for advice from someone experienced in your area of need or you're seeking the help of a licensed professional engineer.  You'll get assistance for the price that you're willing to pay and this service is absolutely free to our visitors.  ChE Systems is a service designed to help you gather and evaluate bids for modular chemical processing equipment.   Again, this service costs absolutely nothing.  Send us your specification and we'll coordinate the bidding process between several qualified vendors.  Then, we'll submit the proposals for your review.  ChE Surplus is a one stop shopping center for visitors looking to buy or sell used equipment.  If you have a piece of equipment that you'd like to sell, we'll help you advertise the equipment on our site as well as submitting the equipment to used equipment vendors.  If you need to purchase a piece of used equipment, you can simply tell us what you're looking for and we scour several used equipment vendors for free and help you find the right piece of equipment.

    The Article Resources menu shows the sub-sections of articles available.  Also included is a link to the Archive center where we store our articles from past updates.

Feature Articles

     Feature Articles are the most in-depth articles available on the site.  These articles are designed to present a more comprehensive view of a topic than other articles.  We often use graphics and raised table to enhance the visibility of the articles.  Longer articles may also include an Adobe Acrobat version that is more appropriate for downloading and printing.

For Your Information

     The articles in the For Your Information section are designed to communicate plant tips, interesting facts, basic chemical engineering concepts, or other topics that can be explained in relatively short articles.

ChE in Everyday Life

     Just as the name implies, we like to use the ChE in Everyday Life section of the site to provide articles that show how chemical engineering is everywhere.   Widely used by prospective chemical engineering students and those just interested in the science, this section has become very popular.   The articles are written with the audience in mind.  Concepts are simplified to increase the understanding of those that are less technical.

ChE in Action

     Just as the name implies, we like to use the ChE in Action section of the site to provide articles that showcase real world solutions to common problems.   You'll find advice from experts and case studies from suppliers who have experiences in various fields of the chemical processing industry.  You may just find the next solution to your serious problem in ChE in Action.

ChE Business

     ChE Business focuses on industrial business practices, current chemical engineering news, industry trends, negiotiating skills, and other topics involved in conducting business in the chemical processing industry.

Process Engineering -- As I See It

     Want to draw on 25 plus years of industrial experience in design engineering?  Our First Content Manager, Philip Leckner, provides his column Process Engineering -- As I See It as a means to discuss current issues in design engineering.   Learn about some of the most common mistakes made in specifying a pressure relief valve and much more.  Another valuable resource that you always count on.

Archives

     The Archives area is were we cycle out articles that have been posted for a certain length of time.   Just because we're making room for more great articles, doesn't mean that you won't find some great articles stored in the archives.

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