Introduction to Modern Industrial Systems

Author: Li Bomin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: To adapt to the integrated development trend of engineering science and technology and the specialized reform needs of engineering and technology education with a "solid foundation and broad scope," this book was compiled. Through the introduction of 14 chapters, including General Theory, Coal, Petroleum, Electricity, Chemical Industry, Biotechnology, Materials, Machinery, Electronics and Information, National Defense Technology, Light Industry, Construction, Environmental Engineering, and Ecological Industry, the book demonstrates the close relationship between modern industry and social progress, science and technology, economy, politics, management, culture, and art. It reveals the concept of modern industry and the connotation of engineering science and technology, elaborates on the basic knowledge of modern industrial systems, the fundamental constituent elements of industrial production, basic process flows and methods, and provides a brief introduction to the hot and cutting-edge dynamics of engineering technology in various industrial sectors. This book aims to broaden the horizons of first- and second-year university students, expand their knowledge of engineering technology, enhance their engineering and technology literacy, establish a scientific development concept, and lay a solid foundation for cultivating their comprehensive ability to analyze and solve complex engineering and technology problems. This book can serve as a comprehensive basic knowledge textbook for first- and second-year students in industrial engineering, economics and management, and engineering majors, as a reading material for students in humanities and social sciences to understand modern industry, and as a popular reading material for cadre training and continuing education in industrial knowledge.