Mass Transfer: Advancement In Process Modelling Ed. By Marek Solecki
by Marek Solecki /
2015 / English / PDF
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This book covers a wide variety of topics related to advancements in different stages of mass transfer modelling processes. Its purpose is to create a platform for the exchange of recent observations, experiences, and achievements. The book is recommended for those in the chemical, biotechnological, pharmaceutical, and nanotechnology industries as well as for students of natural sciences, technical, environmental and employees in companies which manufacture machines for the above-mentioned industries. This work can also be a useful source for researchers and engineers dealing with mass transfer and related issues. Preface 1 On the New Bivariate Local Linearisation Method for Solving Coupled Partial Differential Equations in Some Applications of Unsteady Fluid Flows with Heat and Mass Transfer 2 Mass Transfer Mechanisms and Transport Resistances in Membrane Separation Process 3 Computational Fluid Dynamics Method for the Analysis of the Hydrodynamic Performance in Swimming 4 Double-Diffusive Natural Convection with Cross-Diffusion Effects in an Anisotropic Porous Enclosure Using ISPH Method 5 Evaluation of the New Phi-Plot Modeling Approach Optimization by Stepwise Solvent Gradient Simulated Moving Bed (SG-SMB) Simulator 6 A Comparison of Mass Transfer Coefficients between Rotating Magnetic Field Mixer and Stirred Tank Reactor 7 Multiphase Mass Transfer in Iron and Steel Refining Processes 8 Disintegration Kinetics of Microbial Cells 9 Mass Transfer in Multiphase Systems 10 Ion Exchange Fundamentals and New Challenges 11 Application of Mass Transfer Models in Environmental Engineering
