Call for Abstracts

71st Annual Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium


Group/Topical Selection for New Submissions

  • Click the button for of the Group/Topical you wish to submit to.
  • Note: A Group/Topical Title will only have a "Begin a Submission" button if it is currently accepting new submissions.
  • Note: Once you click the button for a Group/Topical, you will immediately enter the online submission process. You will first be prompted to Select a Topic (ie Session), then you will enter the Title information, then the Authors and finally the Abstract Text.

To submit a Proposal to Present, please:

  • Compose a brief abstract of the proposal in your word processor, checking spelling and word count. The abstract may not exceed 1500 words.
  • Submissions to the general session will require a full paper. Submissions to the Round Table will only require an abstract. 
  • Within the submission process, be sure to include the email address of each co-author (if more than one author).
  • You may use the link to the right to 'View the Preliminary Program' before choosing the most appropriate Group or Topical Conference for your abstract.
  • Remember, when submitted, your abstract will be viewable to session chairs, other presenters, and the public.
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How to Submit:

  1. Select Topic

    Choose the topic in which you would like to present your paper/abstract. Please note that session chairs and program organizers may move your presentation to a different session if they deem it a more appropriate fit elsewhere.

  2. Title

    Enter your title, submitter's email address, and any comments to organizers. After submitting this step, the email entered will receive a link to your submission and a paper ID and password. Retain this for future reference.

  3. Authors

    Enter author name, affiliation, and contact information, and designate the presenting author.

  4. Paper/Abstract Text

    You will be able to copy/paste your paper/abstract into a text box. You are limited to 1500 words. No images are allowed.

  5. Confirmation

    You will have a chance to look over the submission to make sure all is complete.

  6. General Instructions & Answers to FAQs

    • When submitted, your abstract automatically will be viewable to session chairs, other presenters, and the public. The date of submission can be used as the public disclosure date for patent filing.
    • The author retains all rights, including copyright and may submit the abstract or paper to another publication.
    • Abstracts may be viewed and modified at any time between submission and the deadline, using the assigned ID# and password. Presenting authors will be automatically informed of the unique ID numbers and passwords assigned to their abstracts.
    • Names will be automatically hidden during the abstract review process and will be automatically inserted and properly formatted upon publication.
    • Session chairs and program organizers may move your presentation to a different session if they deem it a more appropriate fit elsewhere.

  7. Technical Support

    For help in submitting an abstract online, email Tech Support.

  8. Meeting Support

    For any meeting-related questions, please contact Justin Canna at justc@aiche.org

Begin a submission to the following:

71st Annual Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium

Deadline for New Submissions: Thursday, December 31, 2026

Copyright Information:

NOTE: By clicking on a "Begin a Submission" button to the left, the author gives AIChE and its agents permission to reproduce this presentation record, including contact information, for sale or distribution anywhere in any media. The author retains all rights, including copyright, while warranting that the presentation is the author's original work, contains no libelous or unlawful statements, and that to the best of the authors' knowledge, the work does not infringe any copyright or other proprietary right of any third party. If the presentation was prepared jointly, the author agrees to advise co-authors of the terms of this permission.