Solid / Liquid Separation Lexicon
by Reinhard Bott /
2002 / English / PDF
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Solid/Liquid Separation (SLS) is a cross-sectional unit operation
which is ubiquitous in all sectors of the process industry as well
as in environmental protection. Hence process engineers and experts
of different fields are frequently confronted with specific
Solid/Liquid-Separation terms and definitions they do not use for
their daily business. Very often they require a reference book with
explanations and interpretations that are readily
understandable.
Solid/Liquid Separation (SLS) is a cross-sectional unit operation
which is ubiquitous in all sectors of the process industry as well
as in environmental protection. Hence process engineers and experts
of different fields are frequently confronted with specific
Solid/Liquid-Separation terms and definitions they do not use for
their daily business. Very often they require a reference book with
explanations and interpretations that are readily
understandable.
To fulfil this need, BOKELA has assembled a team of authors
consisting of academic and industrial experts to compile the
'Solid/Liquid Separation Lexicon'. This work gives a comprehensive
survey of the definitions, terminology and concepts introduced by
the Karlsruhe (Germany) School for Solid/Liquid-Separation Science.
These terms are widely used as a standard and are now largely
accepted in the scientific community.
To fulfil this need, BOKELA has assembled a team of authors
consisting of academic and industrial experts to compile the
'Solid/Liquid Separation Lexicon'. This work gives a comprehensive
survey of the definitions, terminology and concepts introduced by
the Karlsruhe (Germany) School for Solid/Liquid-Separation Science.
These terms are widely used as a standard and are now largely
accepted in the scientific community.
