Burns & McDonnell
burnsmcd.com
May 21, 2025 Oil, Gas & Chemicals

Highly Hazardous Reactive Materials Demand Safe Design Principles

Designing reactive processes for highly hazardous reactive materials (HHRMs) presents a complex set of challenges that go well beyond typical process engineering. At the core of these challenges is the inherent instability and high reactivity of HHRMs, which can lead to violent runaway reactions, explosions, toxic releases or fires if not rigorously controlled.

Read More

Month
Post Image
Environmental
Achieving Groundwater Compliance With Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy Methods
by Mark Rokoff
Post Image
Environmental
How the RAPID Act Will Fast-Track Clean Energy Projects in New York
by Drew McMullin
Post Image
Power
Here Comes the Gas Boom (Again)
by Joey Mashek
Post Image
Power
A Data-Driven Solution to Increase Puerto Rico's Transmission Line Resiliency
by José A. Benítez
Post Image
Power
Power Industry Reliance on Potent Greenhouse Gas Likely to Sunset
by Zach Sutherland
Post Image
Diversity
Q&A: Advancing the Way We Empower Women in the Workplace
by The Burns & McDonnell Team
Post Image
Power
Navigating Battery Energy Storage Augmentation
by Joshua Crawford
Post Image
Power
Power Up: Considerations to Help Understand the Potential of Cogeneration
by Mark Heigold
Post Image
Diversity
Q&A: How Employee Resource Groups Drive Business Development
by The Burns & McDonnell Team
Post Image
Power
Value Engineering Delivers Key Benefits on EPC Substation Projects
by Jonathan Kadishson
Page 4 of 48