Introduction to Analysis and Design of Equilibrium Staged Separation Processes (Second Edition)(Softcover)

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The aim of the book is to present the equilibrium stage concepts and operations in a manner comprehensible to second year chemical engineering students with little or no prior exposure to separation processes.

 

EAN: 978-1-922617-31-6

Description

Author: Prof. Rajinder Pal
© 2022 | Publication: Aug 2022
ISBN: 978-1-922617-31-6 | 554 Pages

About the Book and Audience

This book is written with second year chemical engineering undergraduate students in mind. Chemical engineering undergraduate students are generally taught Equilibrium Stage Operations in their second year. This is the first time they are introduced to equilibrium stage based separation processes. Their background at this stage is quite limited. The goal is to present the equilibrium stage concepts and operations in a manner comprehensible to second year chemical engineering students with little or no prior exposure to separation processes.

The book consists of sixteen chapters. It covers single-stage and multi-stage absorption and stripping, flash distillation, multi-stage column distillation, batch distillation with and without reflux, liquid-liquid extraction, and solid-liquid leaching. Although the book is focussed on equilibrium staged separation processes, the final chapter (chapter 16) is devoted to the analysis and design of continuous contacting packed columns as packed columns are becoming increasingly important in practical applications.

About the Author

Rajinder Pal is a Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Waterloo since 1991, and a Fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada. He received degrees in Chemical Engineering from I.I.T. Kanpur (B.Tech. 1981) and the University of Waterloo (Ph.D. 1987), followed by a post- doctoral fellowship at the University of Alberta. His research interests include complex fluid rheology, interfacial and transport phenomena, physical properties of composite materials, and non-equilibrium thermodynamics. He has published close to 150 refereed journal articles, 4 books, and 5 book chapters on these and related subjects, including 8 papers in engineering education journals.

Professor Pal has been the recipient of several awards including the University of Waterloo prestigious Distinguished Teacher Award (2020), Sandford Fleming Foundation Teaching Excellence Award (twice 2001 and 2017), an Outstanding Performance Award from the University of Waterloo (2009), and the Syncrude Canada Innovation Award from the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering (1998). He is a Fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada since 1999. He serves on several journal editorial boards and was an Associate Editor of the Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering for twelve years. He is a registered Professional Engineer in the province of Ontario, Canada.

Chapters

  1. Introduction to Equilibrium Stage Operations, pp. 1-44
  2. Single-Stage Gas Absorption, pp. 45-70
  3. Single-Stage Liquid Stripping, pp. 71-86
  4. Multi-Stage Gas Absorption, pp. 87-114
  5. Multi-Stage Liquid Stripping, pp. 115-134
  6. Some Definitions and Basic Concepts related to Distillation, pp. 135-166
  7. Mass and Energy Balances for Open (Flow) Systems, pp. 167-182
  8. Single-Stage Flash Distillation, pp. 183-206
  9. Multi-Stage Column Distillation, pp. 207-290
  10. Approximate Analytical Method of Designing Distillation Columns, pp. 291-328
  11. Ponchon-Savarit Graphical Method of Designing Distillation Columns, pp. 329-362
  12. Batch Distillation – Without and With Reflux, pp. 363-386
  13. Multicomponent Distillation, pp. 387-424
  14. Liquid-Liquid Extraction, pp. 425-462
  15. Solid-Liquid Leaching, pp. 463-494
  16. Analysis and Design of Continuous Contacting Packed Columns, pp. 495-528

Numerous Figures and Illustrations

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