Encyclopedia of Chemical Processing and Design: Volume 17 - Drying: Solids to Electrostatic Hazards / Edition 1

by John J. McKetta Jr

Overview

"Written by engineers for engineers (with over 150 International Editorial Advisory Board members),this highly lauded resource provides up-to-the-minute information on the chemical processes, methods, practices, products, and standards in the chemical, and related, industries. "

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780824724672
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	04/07/1983
Series:	Chemical Processing and Design Encyclopedia , #17
Pages:	484
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

John J. McKetta Jr (University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA)

Table of Contents

"Drying, Solids, Ralph E. Peck Ducts, Cost, William M. Vatavuk and Robert B. Neveril Dust Control, Seymour Calvert and Richard D. Parker Dust Explosions, R. F. Schwab Dyestuffs and Intermediates Industry (India), N. S. Johary Economic Balance, Vincent W. Uhl > Economic Evaluation, R. G. Minet and Barrett S. Duff Economics, Chemical Process Industries Guide, James Wei and T. W. F. Russell Economics, Process, J. C. Agarwal and Ivan V. Klumpar Egg Processing, Joe G. Berry and W. J. Stadelman Ejectors, Steam Jet, R. E. Richenberg and J. J. Bawden Electrical Control Circuits—-A Review, Kenneth R. Jolls Electrical Desalting, Robert V. Fronczak Electrical Hazards and Practices, Tom B. Smith Electrical Power Distribution, Tom B. Smith Electrochemical Engineering: Theory, Francis M. Donahue Electrochemical Process Design and Operation, Ronald L. Dotson Electrodes: Industrial, Irving Malkin Electrodialysis and Electro-Osmosis, Harry P. Gregor Electrolytic Recovery of Chlorine from Hydrogen Chloride, W. J. Stockmans Electroplating, Nathan Feldstein and Frederick A. Lowenheim Electroplating Effluents, Treatment, S. P. Sangal Electrostatic Hazards: Basic Concepts, E. Barreto "

Editorial Reviews

"High acclaim from worldwide authoritative journals . . .an ambitious work indeed. . .a valuable addition to many college and industrial libraries. . . . . .highly recommend[ed]. . .to any student of the chemical process industries. . .provides a valuable starting point for any specific design-related project. "
—-American Scientist
". . .a useful and valuable addition to all technical, professional, and university library collections. "
—-IEEE Journal
". . .A wealth of information is presented on a number of processes, each keyword is followed by extensive bibliographies, unit operations are illustrated by practical problems, and case studies are presented of design exercises. "
—-Chemistry & Industry
"A very attractive series of volumes. "
—-The Cost Engineer

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