Isbn: 9798188723217 - applied chemical reaction engineering: principles, design methods, modeling techniques, and industrial case studies (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Do you need a clearer understanding of how chemical reactions are transformed from laboratory concepts into reliable industrial processes Do you struggle with connecting reaction kinetics, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, and reactor design into one practical engineering framework Do you want a structured reference for analyzing reactor performance, modeling complex systems, and understanding industrial applications Applied Chemical Reaction Engineering: Principles, Design Methods, Modeling Techniques, and Industrial Case Studies presents a comprehensive treatment of modern chemical reaction engineering, covering the fundamental theories, design approaches, computational methods, and industrial practices required for advanced reactor analysis. This book addresses key challenges faced by chemical engineering students, researchers, and professionals, including reactor selection, scale-up limitations, kinetic analysis, heat and mass transfer effects, catalyst behavior, and process safety considerations. Readers will explore: - Fundamental principles of reaction engineering, including stoichiometry, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, and reaction mechanisms. - Design methods for batch reactors, continuous stirred-tank reactors, plug-flow reactors, catalytic reactors, and other industrial reactor systems. - Modeling techniques for analyzing reactor behavior, including computational methods, numerical approaches, and modern engineering tools. - Practical applications through industrial case studies involving ammonia synthesis, methanol production, hydrogen production, catalytic processes, bioreactors, and other chemical systems. - Methods for evaluating reactor performance, improving process reliability, and understanding the relationship between laboratory experiments and commercial-scale operation. This book is designed for undergraduate and graduate chemical engineering students, researchers, and practicing engineers who need a reliable reference for studying and applying reaction engineering principles. Inside, readers will find detailed explanations, engineering examples, design approaches, computational resources, and industrial perspectives that connect theoretical concepts with practical applications. Build a stronger foundation in chemical reaction engineering and gain a deeper understanding of how reactors are designed, modeled, analyzed, and applied in modern industry. Order your copy of Applied Chemical Reaction Engineering: Principles, Design Methods, Modeling Techniques, and Industrial Case Studies today.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Do you need a clearer understanding of how chemical reactions are transformed from laboratory concepts into reliable industrial processes? Do you struggle with connecting reaction kinetics, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, and reactor design into one practical engineering framework? Do you want a structured reference for analyzing reactor performance, modeling complex systems, and understanding industrial applications? Applied Chemical Reaction Engineering: Principles, Design Methods, Modeling Techniques, and Industrial Case Studies presents a comprehensive treatment of modern chemical reaction engineering, covering the fundamental theories, design approaches, computational methods, and industrial practices required for advanced reactor analysis. This book addresses key challenges faced by chemical engineering students, researchers, and professionals, including reactor selection, scale-up limitations, kinetic analysis, heat and mass transfer effects, catalyst behavior, and process safety considerations. Readers will explore: - Fundamental principles of reaction engineering, including stoichiometry, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, and reaction mechanisms. - Design methods for batch reactors, continuous stirred-tank reactors, plug-flow reactors, catalytic reactors, and other industrial reactor systems. - Modeling techniques for analyzing reactor behavior, including computational methods, numerical approaches, and modern engineering tools. - Practical applications through industrial case studies involving ammonia synthesis, methanol production, hydrogen production, catalytic processes, bioreactors, and other chemical systems. - Methods for evaluating reactor performance, improving process reliability, and understanding the relationship between laboratory experiments and commercial-scale operation. This book is designed for undergraduate and graduate chemical engineering students, researchers, and practicing engineers who need a reliable reference for studying and applying reaction engineering principles. Inside, readers will find detailed explanations, engineering examples, design approaches, computational resources, and industrial perspectives that connect theoretical concepts with practical applications. Build a stronger foundation in chemical reaction engineering and gain a deeper understanding of how reactors are designed, modeled, analyzed, and applied in modern industry. Order your copy of Applied Chemical Reaction Engineering: Principles, Design Methods, Modeling Techniques, and Industrial Case Studies today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…