Reactors and Reaction Engineering: Volume 1 - Equipment and Instrumentation - electronic book

• Engineering guidance for designing and operating various reactor types
• Strategies to improve reaction rates, mixing efficiency, and heat transfer
• Tips for transitioning from batch to continuous processes
• Application of pinch technology and process modeling to optimize performance
• Maintenance and troubleshooting advice for reactor systems

• Process design engineers
• Chemical and reaction engineers
• Plant operations and production engineers
• Process modeling and simulation specialists
• R&D and scaleup engineers

Articles Include

• Mixing Systems: Design and Scale Up
• How to Handle Hydrogen in Process Plants
• Know Your Hydrogen-Supply Options
• Mechanical Design Aspects for High-Performance Agitated Reactors
• Focus on Physical Properties To Improve Processes
• Facts at Your Fingertips: Gas-Liquid Mixing – Physical Considerations
• Millichannel Reactors: A Practical Middle Ground for Production
• Adiabatic-Temperature Rise: An Awkward Calculation Made Simple
• CSTRs: Bound for Maximum Conversion
• Maintenance and Repair of Glass-Lined Equipment
• Non-Ideal Gas Calculations Using Analytical Residuals
• Making Emulsions
• Process Modeling Moves Center-Stage
• Heat Transfer for Huge-Scale Fermentation
• Heuristic Rules for Process Equipment
• Increase Productivity Through Better Gas-Liquid Mixing
• From Batch to Continuous Processing
• CSTR Design for Reversible Reactions
• Controlling Heat Transfer in Glass-Lined Reactors

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