Magazines, books, manuals, directories, websites and events relating to engineering, architectural and urban design.
History
Since 1991 Crambeth Allen has been engaged first in contract publishing and, since 1994, in publishing its own titles. In 1999 we were shortlisted for the PPA's International Magazine of the Year Award and in the same year we were the recipients of The Queen's Award for Export Achievement.
Our Magazines
PTQ is the authoritative magazine covering process technology developments in the refining, gas and petrochemical industries. Each issue of PTQ carries at least 15 in-depth technical feature articles from around the world charting experiences under operating conditions in improving production or safety or meeting environmental targets. It is the practical and detailed nature of these articles that makes PTQ required reading for engineering decision makers everywhere.
Catalysis, published annually, is PTQ’s review of hydrocarbon industry catalysts and their use in process technology
Hydrocarbon China published in conjunction with the CPP of Sinopec, is the only international, Chinese-language magazine specifically targeted at the refining and petrochemical industries in China.
Biofuels Technology is the largest circulation magazine worldwide for the Biofuels market and the only one specifically covering technology related aspects.
Our Directories
The World’s Building Granites is a multilingual directory covering the international dimensional granite market from source.
Our Books
Crambeth Allen has a long history of book publishing, stretching back to such important architectural and urban design publications as Civilising the City and Building in Stone
Our Conferences
2010 saw the 4th Refining China conference taking place in Beijing. Organised in conjunction with the CPP of Sinopec, it is the only international conference in China specifically concerned with refining technology and now attracts over 200 attendees.
Our Studies
Multi-client studies can provide information of a quality normally only to be found in the most expensive individually commissioned consultancy reports. If you can benefit from just one of the insights contained in our study, The FCCU in Transition, it will have paid for itself many times over.