Around the world, plant owners are looking to improve the operation of existing facilities and expand their capacity as part of strategies for growth.

In this edition of Hydocarbon Engineering, Rajesh Kumar Ramaswamy and Dieter Ulber of Air Liquide Engineering & Construction discuss the treatment of high conductivity process condensate from steam reformers.
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