Chemical Reaction Engineering

Author: Wang Anjie
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book takes reaction kinetics as its main thread, analyzing the influence patterns of physical factors such as flow, mixing, and transport processes on reaction rates. Mathematical models (operational equations) are established based on the structures and operational characteristics of various types of reactors, with the goal of achieving optimal reactor design and operation. In order of homogeneous reaction systems to heterogeneous reaction systems, it introduces ideal flow reactors, non-ideal flow reactors, gas-solid catalytic reactors, gas-liquid reactors, and gas-liquid-solid three-phase catalytic reactors. With the rapid development of non-metallic materials and biochemical engineering in recent years, the kinetics of polymerization reactions and biochemical reactions, as well as their reactor research, have become increasingly important. This book provides a brief introduction to polymer reaction engineering and biochemical reaction engineering. Additionally, it briefly introduces two new types of reaction-separation coupling technologies—catalytic distillation and membrane reactors. Finally, it covers the methods for determining and obtaining kinetic parameters. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in the first-level discipline of Chemical Engineering and Technology, taking courses such as "Chemical Reaction Engineering" and "Catalytic Reaction Engineering," as well as for faculty and technical personnel in related disciplines. The book introduces ideal flow reactors, non-ideal flow reactors, gas-solid catalytic reactors, gas-liquid reactors, and gas-liquid-solid three-phase catalytic reactors in order of homogeneous reaction systems to heterogeneous reaction systems.