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Rules of thumb for chemical engineers /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	660
書名/作者:	Rules of thumb for chemical engineers // Stephen M. Hall.
作者:	Hall, Stephen
面頁冊數:	1 online resource
標題:	Chemical engineering
ISBN:	9780128110386
ISBN:	0128110384
ISBN:	9780128110379
ISBN:	0128110376
書目註:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
摘要、提要註:	Rules of Thumb for Chemical Engineers, Sixth Edition, is the most complete guide for chemical and process engineers who need reliable and authoritative solutions to on-the-job problems. The text is comprehensively revised and updated with new data and formulas. The book helps solve process design problems quickly, accurately and safely, with hundreds of common sense techniques, shortcuts and calculations. Its concise sections detail the steps needed to answer critical design questions and challenges. The book discusses physical properties for proprietary materials, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sector heuristics, process design, closed-loop heat transfer systems, heat exchangers, packed columns and structured packings. This book will help you: save time you no longer have to spend on theory or derivations; improve accuracy by exploiting well tested and accepted methods culled from industry experts; and save money by reducing reliance on consultants. The book brings together solutions, information and work-arounds from engineers in the process industry.
電子資源:	https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780128110379

Rules of thumb for chemical engineers /
Hall, Stephen

Rules of thumb for chemical engineers /Stephen M. Hall. - Sixth edition. - 1 online resource

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Rules of Thumb for Chemical Engineers, Sixth Edition, is the most complete guide for chemical and process engineers who need reliable and authoritative solutions to on-the-job problems. The text is comprehensively revised and updated with new data and formulas. The book helps solve process design problems quickly, accurately and safely, with hundreds of common sense techniques, shortcuts and calculations. Its concise sections detail the steps needed to answer critical design questions and challenges. The book discusses physical properties for proprietary materials, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sector heuristics, process design, closed-loop heat transfer systems, heat exchangers, packed columns and structured packings. This book will help you: save time you no longer have to spend on theory or derivations; improve accuracy by exploiting well tested and accepted methods culled from industry experts; and save money by reducing reliance on consultants. The book brings together solutions, information and work-arounds from engineers in the process industry.

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LC Class. No.: TP151

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