Multiphase reactors : reaction engineering concepts, selection, and industrial applications / Jan Harmsen.

By: Harmsen, Jan [author.]
Contributor(s): Bos, René [author.]
Language: English Series: De Gruyter TextbookPublisher: Boston : De Gruyter, 2023Edition: 1st edDescription: xiii, 320 pages 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9783110713763Subject(s): Chemical engineering | Chemical reactorsDDC classification: 660.2832 Summary: This Multiphase Reactors book is about fundamentals, selection, design, development (scale-up) and applications of two- and three-phase reactors. It is a graduate textbook focused on creating understanding of the fundamentals, as much as possible without resorting to mathematics. It also is full of real-life industrial applications and examples from the authors' own experiences. The target audience comprises students and industrial practitioners who may or may not have had formal training in chemical reaction engineering. Each chapter explains the subject and contains take home messages, examples, worked out cases, quiz questions, and exercises. Reaction engineering is explained without resorting to mathematics. The reaction engineering concepts are illustrated by many real-life industrial applications.
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This Multiphase Reactors book is about fundamentals, selection, design, development (scale-up) and applications of two- and three-phase reactors. It is a graduate textbook focused on creating understanding of the fundamentals, as much as possible without resorting to mathematics. It also is full of real-life industrial applications and examples from the authors' own experiences. The target audience comprises students and industrial practitioners who may or may not have had formal training in chemical reaction engineering. Each chapter explains the subject and contains take home messages, examples, worked out cases, quiz questions, and exercises. Reaction engineering is explained without resorting to mathematics. The reaction engineering concepts are illustrated by many real-life industrial applications.

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