Chemical Engineering Principles. Volume 2

Author: Chen Minheng
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book takes the commonality of process principles and the methodology for solving engineering problems as the two main threads running through chemical engineering unit operations. It emphasizes extracting important engineering insights from the analysis of typical examples to enhance readers' ability to handle practical engineering problems. The book is published in two volumes. The second volume consists of seven chapters, including gas absorption, liquid distillation, gas-liquid mass transfer equipment, liquid-liquid extraction, crystallization, adsorption, membrane separation, processes involving simultaneous heat and mass transfer, and drying. Each chapter includes examples, exercises, and discussion questions. The conceptual explanations are clear, making it suitable as a textbook for students and teachers of relevant majors in colleges and universities, as well as a reference for technical personnel in chemical engineering departments engaged in research, design, and production. The textbook for the Chemical Engineering Principles course is divided into two volumes. The second volume covers seven chapters: gas absorption, liquid distillation, gas-liquid mass transfer equipment, liquid-liquid extraction, other mass transfer and separation methods, processes involving simultaneous heat and mass transfer, and solid drying.