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Asset Information Lifecycle Management: The Digital Backbone of Trusted Operations, Compliance, & AI

  This eBook explains how organizations can evolve from scattered, uncontrolled engineering information to a governed, connected, and AI-ready digital foundation. It introduces Asset Information Lifecycle Management (AILM) as the extension of engineering document control across the full asset lifecycle—keeping…

Bringing Order to Engineering Information & Capital Projects at Dow Chemicals

  This customer story shares how Dow Chemical transformed fragmented engineering document practices into a scalable, global engineering document management foundation. Dow used a structured, requirements-driven approach to select and deploy Synergis Adept, balancing global standards with the flexibility needed…

Why Engineering Document Management Is the Foundation of Manufacturing Success

  This playbook explores why engineering documents should be treated as critical business assets—and how poor document control can increase operational risk, rework, project delays, and compliance challenges. It shows how Engineering Document Management (EDM) creates a centralized source of…

Japanese project achieves 85% ammonia co-firing in naphtha-cracking furnace

NEDO (New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization; Kanagawa, Japan), Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. (Tokyo), Maruzen Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (Tokyo), Toyo Engineering Corp. (Chiba City, Japan) and Sojitz Machinery Corp. (Tokyo) have achieved an ammonia co-firing rate of 85% on a…

Next-generation e-SAF power-to-liquids process will integrate solid-oxide co-electrolysis technology

Shell Global Solutions International B.V. (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS (Dresden, Germany) and AVL List GmbH (Graz, Austria) are joining forces on a program designed to develop a next-generation power-to-liquids (PTL) process based on solid…

The Fascinating World of Powder Dispersion

  Technologies and methods for specific process requirements   The world of powder dispersion is far more complex than many users realize. Different technologies and methods have distinct strengths, and the best choice always depends on the specific application. This…

High-permeance alumina technology improves ceramic membrane performance

Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan) has developed a technology that improves permeance while maintaining separation performance in ceramic separation membranes (microfiltration membranes). The technology uses the company's high-performance alumina developed for separation membranes to increase the density of through-pores…

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Refinery-grade crude oils can be made from biogenic waste using this technology

A pre-commercial plant is now providing operational data for eventual scaleup and industrial integration of a technology that generates refinery-grade crude oils from biogenic waste, such as agricultural and forestry waste and sewage sludge. The 12-ton/d demonstration plant (photo), built…

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New electrochemical route to critical chemicals is scaling up with significant industrial support

A new electrochemical process developed by French-American startup firm Dioxycle (Paris, France; Menlo Park, Calif.; www.dioxycle.com) produces critical chemicals from industrial by-products and electricity, independent from fossil-fuel imports. Recently, the company announced the deployment of their platform for the conversion…

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Printable gel electrolytes support bespoke battery architectures

Unlike conventional liquid electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries, gel polymer electrolytes (GPEs) are immobilized within a polymer network, which reduces leakage risks, thereby improving mechanical and thermal stability. However, current methods for GPE fabrication result only in two-dimensional planar films,…