The Engineering of Chemical Reactions – Lanny D. Schmidt – 1st Edition

Description

I learned about the chemical reactors in the knees of Rutherford Aris and Neal Amundson, when, as a surface chemist, I taught recitation sections and then lectured at the undergraduate course in Reaction Engineering in Minnesota. The text was Aris’ Elementary Chemical Reaction Analysis, a book that was obviously elegant but did not seem at first elementary.

He described the effects of porous pellet diffusion on chemical reactors and the complexities of non-isothermal reactors in a very logical way, but for many students it seemed to be an exercise in applied mathematics with dimensionless variables rather than a description of chemical reactors .

View more
  • Part i: fundamentals
    1. Introduction
    2. Reaction rates, the batch reactor, and the real world
    3. Single reactions in continuous isothermal reactors
    4. Multiple reactions in continuous reactors
    5. Nonisothermal reactors
    6. Multiple steady states and transients
    7. Catalytic reactors and mass transfer

    part ii: applications
    8. Nonideal reactors, bioreactors, and environmental modeling
    9. Reactions of solids
    10. Chain reactions, combustion reactors, and safety
    11. Polymerization reactions and reactors
    12. Multiphase reactors
  • Citation

Download now The Engineering of Chemical Reactions

Type of file
Language
Download RAR
Download PDF
Pages
File size
Book
English
553 pag.
16 mb

Leave us a comment

No Comments

Subscribe
Notify of
0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x