Chemical Engineering Simulation Practice Guide

Author: Wu Zhongguang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book is a simulation training manual, providing a comprehensive and detailed explanation of the "Chemical Engineering and System Control Simulation Training Series Software" developed by the author. The simulation software covers typical unit operations in the process industry, such as transportation, heat exchange, compression, batch reactions, continuous reactions, heating, absorption, and distillation, along with control systems, and has been developed into a series of independently operable software modules. Additionally, it includes process-level simulation software such as boilers, large-scale ammonia conversion, atmospheric and vacuum distillation, and catalytic cracking reaction regeneration. These software modules have been carefully selected and are based on real industrial backgrounds, with a focus on simulating how process units, including control systems, start up, shut down, and handle common accidents. The book also includes numerous review questions that cover various aspects of knowledge, including process flows, operational principles, equipment principles, control principles, accident phenomena, causes, and troubleshooting methods, which help inspire students to connect theory with practice and gain a deeper understanding of the book's content. This book summarizes the experience of simulation training and advocates a new multi-channel integrated teaching method. It is suitable for university, college, and vocational school training, as well as for training operators in industries such as chemical engineering, petrochemicals, refining, power generation, and metallurgy.