Practical Operation Technology Guide for Chemical Plants

Author: Han Wenguang
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book comprehensively analyzes and studies the common attributes of modern chemical plant equipment in terms of both theory and practice, focusing on the various general unit operations typically required for equipment in a chemical plant to transition from initial startup to normal production. The book is divided into 3 parts and 39 chapters. Part 1 covers the initial startup of chemical plants, including the formulation and optimization of overall commissioning plans, single-machine operation of chemical machinery, calibration of chemical containers, purging, cleaning, pickling, and passivation of equipment before startup, strength testing and tightness testing, intermediate handover during engineering, integrated commissioning, catalyst loading and unloading, utility systems startup, instrument calibration, quality analysis and control, trial production with feedstock, and performance evaluation. Part 2 discusses the daily operation and management of chemical plants. It describes the operation of centrifugal pumps, turbines, furnaces, reactors, and other equipment. This book adopts data examples primarily from contemporary typical chemical plants and summaries of practical experience, making it highly operational and suitable for researchers, designers, and technical personnel in universities and colleges engaged in chemical education and technology.