Chemical Engineering Design: SI editionChemical Engineering Design is one of the best-known and most widely adopted texts available for students of chemical engineering. It completely covers the standard chemical engineering final year design course, and is widely used as a graduate text. The hallmarks of this renowned book have always been its scope, practical emphasis and closeness to the curriculum. That it is written by practicing chemical engineers makes it particularly popular with students who appreciate its relevance and clarity. Building on this position of strength the fifth edition covers the latest aspects of process design, operations, safety, loss prevention and equipment selection, and much more. Comprehensive in coverage, exhaustive in detail, and supported by extensive problem sets at the end of each chapter, this is a book that students will want to keep to hand as they enter their professional life. - The leading chemical engineering design text with over 25 years of established market leadership to back it up; an essential resource for the compulsory design project all chemical engineering students take in their final year - A complete and trusted teaching and learning package: the book offers a broader scope, better curriculum coverage, more extensive ancillaries and a more student-friendly approach, at a better price, than any of its competitors - Endorsed by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, guaranteeing wide exposure to the academic and professional market in chemical and process engineering. |
Contents
| 1 | |
| 51 | |
| 83 | |
Chapter 4 FLOWSHEETING | 153 |
Chapter 5 PIPING AND INSTRUMENTATION | 229 |
Chapter 6 COSTING AND PROJECT EVALUATION | 291 |
Chapter 7 MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION | 389 |
Chapter 8 DESIGN INFORMATION AND DATA | 419 |
Chapter 14 GENERAL SITE CONSIDERATIONS | 1067 |
APPENDIX A GRAPHICAL SYMBOLSFOR PIPING SYSTEMSAND PLANT | 1091 |
APPENDIX B CORROSION CHART | 1101 |
APPENDIX C PHYSICAL PROPERTYDATA BANK | 1121 |
APPENDIX D CONVERSION FACTORSFOR SOME COMMONSI UNITS | 1149 |
APPENDIX E DESIGN PROJECTS I | 1153 |
APPENDIX F DESIGN PROJECTS II | 1173 |
APPENDIX G EQUIPMENTSPECIFICATION DATASHEETS | 1203 |
Chapter 9 SAFETY AND LOSSPREVENTION | 473 |
Chapter 10 EQUIPMENT SELECTION SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN | 551 |
Chapter 11 SEPARATION COLUMNS DISTILLATION ABSORPTION AND EXTRACTION | 681 |
Chapter 12 HEATTRANSFER EQUIPMENT | 815 |
Chapter 13 MECHANICAL DESIGN OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT | 979 |
Common terms and phrases
absorption acid adsorbent azeotrope batch benzene boiling calculated carbon steel centrifugal Chapter Chem Chemical Engineers component composition condenser cooling correlation corrosion density design engineer diameter distillation column downcomer efficiency energy enthalpy equation equilibrium equipment estimate ethanol example factor feed flow rate flow-sheet fluid fraction gases given hazard HAZOP heat capacity heat exchangers heat transfer heat-transfer coefficient hydrogen industries inlet ISBL kg/h kg/m³ liquid material membrane method minimum mixture number of stages operating optimization packing phase physical properties pinch temperature pipe plant plate pressure drop pressure vessel problem process simulation programs pump reaction reactor reboiler recovery recycle reflux ratio safety Section selection separation shell and tube shown in Figure solids solution solvent specific specific heat capacity standard stream structured packings Table tank thermal conductivity trays typical unit usually valve vapour variables velocity viscosity


