May 2019
Water Management
Selection of cooling water system for gas, petroleum and petrochemical plants located on coastline—Part 2
The main options for the cooling water systems of gas, petroleum and petrochemical plants located on coastlines are studied here, and alternatives are compared with the consideration of several technical and economic parameters.
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The Author
Safamirzaei, M. - Namvaran P&T, Tehran, Iran
Mani Safamirzaei holds a PhD in chemical engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology. He is Head of the process engineering department at Namvaran P&T Co. (NPT) and has been working at the company since its establishment. Dr. Safamirzaei also teaches graduate and undergraduate chemical engineering courses at the science and research branch of IA University.
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