Chemical Reactor Analysis And Applications For The Practicing Engineer (essential Engineering Calculations Series)
by Louis Theodore /
2012 / English / PDF
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This books format follows an applications-oriented text and serves
as a training tool for individuals in education and industry
involved directly, or indirectly, with chemical reactors. It
addresses both technical and calculational problems in this field.
While this text can be complimented with texts on chemical kinetics
and/or reactor design, it also stands alone as a self-teaching
aid.
This books format follows an applications-oriented text and serves
as a training tool for individuals in education and industry
involved directly, or indirectly, with chemical reactors. It
addresses both technical and calculational problems in this field.
While this text can be complimented with texts on chemical kinetics
and/or reactor design, it also stands alone as a self-teaching
aid.
The first part serves as an introduction to the subject title and
contains chapters dealing with history, process variables, basic
operations, kinetic principles, and conversion variables. The
second part of the book addresses traditional reactor analysis;
chapter topics include batch, CSTRs, tubular flow reactors, plus
a comparison of these classes of reactors. Part 3 keys on reactor
applications that include non-ideal reactors: thermal effects,
interpretation of kinetic data, and reactor design. The book
concludes with other reactor topics; chapter titles include
catalysis, catalytic reactors, other reactions and reactors, and
ABET-related topics. An extensive Appendix is also included
The first part serves as an introduction to the subject title and
contains chapters dealing with history, process variables, basic
operations, kinetic principles, and conversion variables. The
second part of the book addresses traditional reactor analysis;
chapter topics include batch, CSTRs, tubular flow reactors, plus
a comparison of these classes of reactors. Part 3 keys on reactor
applications that include non-ideal reactors: thermal effects,
interpretation of kinetic data, and reactor design. The book
concludes with other reactor topics; chapter titles include
catalysis, catalytic reactors, other reactions and reactors, and
ABET-related topics. An extensive Appendix is also included
