Recent Publications

Book¶

Spiritual and physical safety is critical to navigate life at home and at work. This text includes navigation tools to help you and others stay spiritually and physically safe from the perspective of a Christian with experience as a chemical engineer in explosives safety for 15 years. Topics include spiritual safety and ethics, physical safety with process safety information and hazards analysis, and stewardship of our planet. The text is a foundation for a safety, health, and environment course in chemical engineering.

Guymon, C. Foundations of Spiritual and Physical Safety: with Chemical Processes, Self Published, 2025. Web Link

Peer-Reviewed Articles¶

2025¶

• Guymon, C., Huff, L. & Lewis, S. L., Factors Influencing Graduating Senior Chemical Engineering Job Offers: Insights From 12-Years of Pre-Graduation Surveys, Chemical Engineering Education Journal, Vol. 59 No. 3 Summer 2025. Web Link

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2024¶

• Guymon, C., & Tuft, J. R. (2024, June), Climate Change and Kinetics in an Undergraduate Laboratory: Injection and Tracking of CO2 in a 7 Gallon Terrarium Paper presented at 2024 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, Portland, Oregon. Web Link

2023¶

• Guymon, C.; Liu, M.; Covino, J., “Recommended Separation Distances for 1.3 Ammunition and Explosives,” Fire 2023, 6, 331. Guymon et al. (2023)

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Apps¶

2025¶

• Guymon, C. (2025), Bioflow Model: A web app of microbe concentration with constrained oxygen delivery, Web Link.

2024¶

• Guymon, C. (2024), verses: A web app tool that lists similar scriptures, Web Link.

• Guymon, C. (2024), Camera Data Logger: Ab iOS app that logs data on displayed on a screen, Web Link.

Presentations¶

2025¶

• Carter Richards, Clint Guymon, and Rubin McDougal (2025, November), “Investigating an Unknown Phenomenon of Flash Point Depression,” 2025 AIChE Annual Student Conference, Sheraton Boston Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts.

• Carter Richards, Clint Guymon, and Rubin McDougal (2025, October), “Investigating an Unknown Phenomenon of Flash Point Depression,” 17th Annual ET Users Group Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah.

• Carter Richards, Clint Guymon, and Rubin McDougal (2025, April), “Investigating an Unknown Phenomenon of Flash Point Depression,” 2025 Rocky Mountain Student Regional Conference, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana.

• Nathaniel Adams and Clint Guymon (2025, February), “Hazard Division 1.3 Overpressure Modeling,” UCUR (Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research), Southern Utah University, Cedar City, Utah.

• Clint Guymon (2025, February), “Examples and Student Perceptions in AI-Augmented Technical Writing,” 9th Annual Intermountain Teaching for Learning (T4L) Conference, Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah. Web Link.

2024¶

• Joseph Tuft and Clint Guymon (2024, June), Climate Change and Kinetics in an Undergraduate Laboratory: Injection and Tracking of CO2 in a 7 Gallon Terrarium Paper presented at 2024 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, Portland, Oregon. Web Link.

• Nathaniel Adams and Clint Guymon (2024, October), “HD1.3 Overpressure Modeling,” 16th Annual Explosives Testing Users Group (ETUG) Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.

• Gregory Lakis and Clint Guymon (2024, October), “Measured and Predicted Propellant Drum Ignition Times as a Function of Heat Flux,” 16th Annual Explosives Testing Users Group (ETUG) Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.

2023¶

• Nathan Gartner and Clint Guymon (2023, October), “Mitigating Fire Incidents: Exploring Potentially Reduced Flash Points in Manufacturing Mixtures,” 15th Annual Explosives Testing Users Group (ETUG) Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.

• Jacob Burrell and Clint Guymon (2023, October), “HD1.3 Overpressure Modeling,” 15th Annual Explosives Testing Users Group (ETUG) Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.

2022¶

• Clint Guymon, (2022, October), “Recommended Separation Distances for HD 1.3 Substances and Articles,” 14th Annual Explosives Testing Users Group (ETUG) Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.