Fundamentals of Crystallization, Evaporation, Drying and Milling - electronic book

• Guidance on crystallization process design and operation
• Techniques for particle-size reduction, milling, granulation, and drying
• State-of-the-art vacuum processing and vacuum drying methods
• Safety strategies including N2 inerting and combustible dust prevention
• Practical, how-to articles for improving plant efficiency and product quality
• Insights into scaleup challenges and bulk-solids handling

• Process engineers
• Plant operators
• Safety engineers
• Maintenance managers
• Technical managers in chemical and process industries

Articles Include

• Crystallization
• Hansen Solubility Parameters (HSP)
• Spray Drying Parameters
• Challenges of Drying Sticky Wastewater Sludge
• Particle-Size Reduction
• Vacuum Drying: Basics and Application
• Wastewater Sludge Centrifugation Before Drying
• Increase Profits in Size-Reduction Plants
• Characterize Bulk Solids to Ensure Smooth Flow
• The Benefits Of Two-Stage Drying
• Advances in Pin Mill Technology
• Batch Drying With Vacuum Contact Dryers
• Optimizing Analysis for Spray-Drying
• Agglomeration and Granulation
• Control Strategies Based On Realtime Particle Size Analysis
• Adiabatic-Temperature Rise: An Awkward Calculation Made Simple
• A Clearer View of Crystallizers
• Biosludge Drying: System Design Schemes for the Sticky Phase
• Guarding Against Fires and Explosions Caused by Self-Heating
• Prevent Combustible Dust Explosions with N2 Inerting
• A Primer on Spray Drying
• Selecting the Proper Mill for Your Product
• Heat Transfer in Wiped Film Evaporators
• Confronting Crystallization Issues
• Industrial Crystallization for the CPI
• Reduce Hazards in Process Vacuum Systems
• MSMPR Crystallization Equipment
• An Overview of Vacuum System Design
• Vacuum Systems: Recommendations for Safe Operation
• Thin-Film Drying Offers Deep Benefits

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