• 1. Retrospective Overview of 28 years
  By Dr. Nat Parekh, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, ICB Pvt. Ltd.
• 2. Materials Handling
  By T. R. Ardhanari, Director Operations, ICB Pvt. Ltd.
• 3. LPG recovery – Gas Processing
  Courtesy : Randall – Combustion Engineering, U. S. A.
• 4. Membrane Bonded Electrode ( M & E ) Technologies in Chlor-Alkali Industry.
  By Antonio Nidola, Oronzio De Nora, Italy.
• 5. Membrane Electrolysers for Chlor-Alkali Production.
  Courtesy by Oronzio Denora , Italy
• 6. The UTI experience
  Revamping urea plants for increased efficiency and production By Ivo Marrovic, Urea technologies inc., U. S. A.
• 7. Selective reduction of nitrogen oxide
  Development of a commercial catalyst for nitric Acid plant tail gas treatment Courtesy: by Espindesa, Spain
• 8. Revamping and expansion of existing nitrogenous plants
  By Duleep Singh, Chairman & Managing Director , RCF
• 9. Special Stainless Steels for the Process Industry
  By Per H. Wihelmsson, AB Sandvik Steel, Sandviken, Sweden
• 10. The New High water soluble nitrophosphate process
  By M. A. Tanke, Stamicarbon bv , The Netherlands
• 11. Energy Efficient Small Ammonia Plant
  By Reimer Rehder and Philip Stead, Linde A. G. , West Germany
• 12. STAG Combined-Cycle Plants in Power Generation Planning Analysis
  By Bjorn M. Kaupang, General Electric Co., U.S. A.

July – Sept. 1986, Issue

• 1. Pollution Control Measures At Madras Refineries Limited
  By P. C. D. George Samuel, Sr. Manager, Madras Refineries Ltd.
• 2. Instant Germ Free Drinking Water; A Powerful Disinfectant From Ion Exchange (I) Limited
  By Dr. Roshan P. Ghaswalla and Dr. Vijay S. Kamat, Ion Exchange (India) Ltd.
• 3. Disposal of Distillery Waste Through Incineration- An Indian Experience
  By Sudheer S. Basargekar, Executive ( Process Design), Thermax Pvt. Ltd.
• 4. Developments in Pollution Abatement
  By Mr. H. S. Bawa, Executive President, Zuari Agro Chemicals Limited
• 5. Control Of Industrial Air Pollution
  By R. K. Garg, Chairman & Managing, Director, Indian Rare Earths Ltd.
• 6. Recent Trends in Particulate Control Technology For Air Pollution
  By Aloke Mookherjea, Managing Director, Flakt India Ltd.
• 7. Pulsed Energization of Electrostatic Precipitators
  By Billy Ekstrom, Chief Engineer & Technical Manager, Flakt India Ltd.,
• SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT OD DMCC
• 8. DMCC through the Ages
  By Mrs. Heena B. Kamate, Gen Manager ( PR/ADM), D. M. C. C.
• 9. From Concept to Commissioning – A Search For Excellence.
  By B. K. Kamat, Director, DMCC
• 10. DMCC’s Contribution to a Cleaner Environment Through Chemistry
  By N. G. Ashar, General Manager ( I.P. & E.E.D., DMCC.)
• 11. Modernisation of Superphosphate Plant – At DMC Ambernath
  By G. C. Shetti. Dy. General Manager (W) DMCC
• 12. Maintenance Vital Function In Chemical Industry
  By C.R. Malviya, S. C. Patil, DMCC
• 13. Reverse Osmosis / Ultrafiltration Process, Principles and Applications
  By Ken Alweyn, Terence, Alweyn and Michael Gomez of Alweyn Pumps & Systems Pvt. Ltd. Bombay

• 1. The Oil Sector – Performance and Perspectives
  By Dr. A. K. Malhotra , Ex—Member ( Offshore), Oil & Natural Gas Commission
• 2. Drilling Technology – Past Present and Future
  By L. L. Bhandari , Member ( Drilling), ONGC, Dehra Dun.
• 3. Problems and Prospects of Krishna- Godavari Basin
  By S. N. Talukdar, Member ( Exploration), Oil & Natural Gas Commission, Dehra Dun 248195
• 4. Case Study Of Co-generation Plant At O.N.G.C., Uran
  By Mr. Y. Shrinagesh, Asstt. Ex. Engineer (INSTT.)
• 5. Synchronisation with grid Power & Protection system
  By A. K. DEB, Asst. Executive Engineer (Elect), LPG-CSU/CO GEN.PLANT.ONGC.
• 6. Co-generation and its effectiveness
  By R. B. Singh, C. Bandyopadhyay ONGC. LPG/CSU Plant Uran
• 7. Power Supply Position in Gujarat
  By H. R. Patankar , Chairman of Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Ltd. (GACL), Baroda.
• 8. Non- Conventional Energy And its Use/ Possibility in Tripura
  By Shri S. P. Gon Chaudhuri, Electrical Engineer
• 9. Power in Sikkim – Retrospect and Prospect
  By Vijay Kumar Addl. Chief Engineer, Power Department, Gangtok(Sikkim)
• 10. Filtration of Oilfield Fluids Using Membrane Filter Cartridges
  By Richard J. N. Brewer-Pall Well technology Limited

Oct – Dec. 1986, Issue

• 1. Ammonia Technology for the 90ies – the Optimal Combination of High Reliability, Low Energy and Low Cost.
  By T. Glasmacher, General Manager, UHDE GmbH, Dortmund, West Germany.
• 2. Production of Concentrated Phosphoric Acid Without Evaporation
  By J. D. Crerar, General Manager, Norsk Hydro Licensing, Levington, UK
• 3. Space Planning in Compressor House of Fertilier Factories
  By S. S. Wadhwa, M. S. Kalra & L. K. Srivastava, Scientists, Central Building research Institute ROORKEE
• 4. Low Temperature Shift Catalysts
  By W. D. MroB. C. Witte, M. J. Sprague, K. H. Grundler, BASF AG D-6700 Ludwighshafen, West Germany
• 5. Economics of Co-generation in Indian Chemical Process Industry
  By G. V. Desai, Chief Engg., & V. M. Patel, Sr.Mech.Engg. Dalal Consultants and Enginers Pvt. Ltd.
• 6. Proposed Cogeneration Scheme At Hindustan Antibiotics Limited.
  By A. S. Datar, Asst. Manager (Projects), Hindustan Antibiotics Ltd., Pune
• 7. Excellence Through Integration and Diversification At GSFC
  By H. I. Desai, General Superintendent, GSFC Limited
• 8. Maintenance Management – A Key to Higher Productivity
  By S. K. Grover, General Manager , GSFC
• 9. Pollution Management at GSFC
  By V. Charandas, Executive Director, Gujarat State Fertilizers Co. Ltd.
• 10. Management Information Systems – A Step Forward at GSFC.
  By C. N. Mehta , Gen. Manager, Materials Management Group GSFC
• 11. R & D – The Base for Technology Development and Diversification
  By M. H. Mehta Dy. Dir ( R&D) . V. A. Sanghani, Executive Director , GSFC
• 12. Some Potentialities of “ Biofertilizer” with regard to Cereal Crops
  By J. P. Executive Director ( Marketing), Dr. H. U. Joshi, Chief (Agricultural Research), GSFC.
• 13. GSFC’s Contribution to Growth of Engineering Plastics
  By J. P. Shah , Executive Dir. ( Mktg.) . V. S. Munge, Chief – Market Development ( Indl. Prod.) GSFC
• 14. Improvements in Capacity Utilisation of Ammonia / Urea Plants - Through Better Quality of Cooling Water
  By M V. Shah, General Supdt. (Fert.), M. C. Shah, Plant Manager ( Tech.Cell)

• 1. Improving Productivity and cost reduction in Fertilizer Industry.
  By Duleep Singh, Chairman FAI and Chairman & Managing Director RCF..
• 2. Problems & Prospects of Improving Productivity of Coal-Based Ammonia Plants.
  By P. L. Kukreja, Managing Director, The Fertilizer Corporation of India Ltd, New Delhi. )
• 3. Strategies for improving fertilizer use Efficiency and stimulating Fertilizer Consumption in India.
  By Joseph Kurien , Chairman & Managing Director, Madras Fertiliser Ltd., Madras & Vice-Chairman, Fertiliser Association of India.

• 4. Role of FAI in Manpower Development in Fertiliser Industry.
  By Gopal Sohbti , Chief Executive, The Fertiliser Association of India, New Delhi.
• 5. Controls for STAG Combined-Cycle Plants
  By W. G. Carberg, H. G. Chu, J. C. McMullan, C. V. H. Shepard, General Electric Co. U. S. A.

Oct-Dec. 1985, Issue
Special Supplement: Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd.

• 1. The Extent and Rate of Capacity Increase in Process Plants.
  By D. J. Brehnam and G. K. Stephens
• 2. Application of Gas Turbines in the Process Industry
  By Robert L. Van Housen and Thomas C. Heard., General Electric Co. U.S.A.
• 3. A word about PDIL
  By PPE Editorial Department
• 4. Growth of Fertilizer Industry in India
  By P. A. Bhaskara Rao, PDIL
• 5. Fertilizer Production – Choice of technology for Future
  By A. K. Bhaduri , Chief Engineer , Planning , PDIL
• 6. Gas – Based Fertilizer Projects – And PDIL
  By T. R. Chandra General Manager (Commercial) PDIL
• 7. Computer in Project Management at PDIL
  By V. C. Rai – PDIL, Sindri
• 8. PDIL’s Capabilities in Environmental Engineering.
  By Dr. V. K. Seth, Projects & development India Ltd.
• 9. Cooling Water Treatment for Scale , Corrosion and Sludge Control
  By Mahendra R. Patel, Technical Director, Ashok Impex Gujarat private Ltd.

• 1. Public Sector Achievements of Sixth Plan & Challenges in Seventh Plan
  By H. Krishnamurthy, Chairman & Managing Director, HOC Ltd.
• 2. Hindustan Organic Chemicals Limited - A Nucleus for Industrial Growth.
  By Dr. P. V. Arur , Chief Tech. Services Manager, HOCL.
• 3. Phenol Project at Cochin - A milestone in HOC
  By V. H. Chudamani , Chief Projects Manager, HOCL.
• 4. Fedo’s Role In Phenol Project
  By ( V. Ganesan, Chief Project Manager – FEDO)
• 5. Poly Tetra Fluoro Ethylene - A Joint Sector Project , at Medak
  By N. S. Gambhir, Chief Projects Manager, HOCL
• 6. Plant Maintenance in Chemical Industry - A Review
  By Y. R. Karandikar, General Manager (Production & Engg.), HOCL
• 7. Waste Water Treatment and Pollution Control - At Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd., Rasayani
  By Dr. P. V. Arur Chief Tech., Services Manager, HOCL
• 8. Research & Development Activities
  At Hindustan organic Chemicals Ltd., By Dr. M. Sriram, Chief R & D Manager, HOCL
• 9. Potential of Solar Energy in Chemicals Industry HOC’s Experience
  By R. M. Shende, Dy. Manager (Projects), HOCL
• 10. HOC’s Contribution To Space Research
  By K. S. Parameswaran, Manager (Projects) HOCL
• 11. Business Financing - A Review
  By K. Doraiswamy, Chief Finance Manager (Projects), HOCL
• 12. Marketing Operations of Hoc Products
  By Dr. B. G. Khare General Manager (Commercial) HOCL
• 13. Financial Highlights of HOC
  By V. K. Aundhe, Chief Finance Manager & Secretary, HOCL
• 14. A Thermal Performance monitor for Large Steam Turbines
  By T. P. Connolly, H. S. Shafer and K. B. Welles II, General Electric Company, U. S. A.