Perry's Chemical engineers' handbook PDF
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The first edition of the Chemical Engineers' Handbook, edited by the
late John H. Perry, was published in 1934. It was intended to present,
in a convenient form, many of the equations and data that a practicing
engineer needed for the design of chemical-plant equipment. Perry's
Handbook, as it became known, was soon regarded as the chemical
engineer's "bible".
The rapid growth of chemical engineering literature and changes in design techniques have been evidenced in the subsequent editions of 1941 and 1950 and particularly in the present edition. Although the concept of unit operations is still used for defining the sections of the handbook, emphasis has been shifted toward the more fundamental engineering sciences of thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, solid and fluid mechanics, and mass and energy transfer. There is considerably Iess in the way of empiricism and more in the use of statistical and mathematical analysis.
Among the new topics presented in the fourth edition are dynamics of falling films and fluidized beds, electromagnetic pumps, jet pulverizers, the use of computers in designing multicomponent distillation units, and unsteady state diffusion.
DATA AND FUNDAMENTALS
Mathematical Tables
Mathematics
Physical and Chemical Data
Reaction Kinetics, Reactor Design, and Thermodynamics
HANDLING OF FLUIDS AND SOLIDSFluid and Particle Mechanics
Transport and Storage of Fluids
Solids Transport and Storage
Size Reduction and Size Enlargement
HEAT GENERATION AND TRANSFERHeat Generation, Transport, and Storage
Heat Transmission
Heat-transfer Equipment
Refrigeration
PRINCIPLES OF DIFFUSIONAL OPERATIONSDistillation
Gas Absorption and Solvent Extraction
Humidification and Drying
Adsorption and Ion Exchange
Other Diffusional Operations
MULTIPHASE CONTACTING AND SEPARATIONSLiquid-Gas Systems
Liquid-Solid Systems
Gas-Solid Systems
Gas-Gas, Liquid-Liquid, and Solid-Solid Systems
ALLIED AREAS OF ENGINEERINGProcess Control
Materials of Construction
Mechanical, Plant, and Project Engineering
Electrical Engineering
The rapid growth of chemical engineering literature and changes in design techniques have been evidenced in the subsequent editions of 1941 and 1950 and particularly in the present edition. Although the concept of unit operations is still used for defining the sections of the handbook, emphasis has been shifted toward the more fundamental engineering sciences of thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, solid and fluid mechanics, and mass and energy transfer. There is considerably Iess in the way of empiricism and more in the use of statistical and mathematical analysis.
Among the new topics presented in the fourth edition are dynamics of falling films and fluidized beds, electromagnetic pumps, jet pulverizers, the use of computers in designing multicomponent distillation units, and unsteady state diffusion.
DATA AND FUNDAMENTALS
Mathematical Tables
Mathematics
Physical and Chemical Data
Reaction Kinetics, Reactor Design, and Thermodynamics
HANDLING OF FLUIDS AND SOLIDSFluid and Particle Mechanics
Transport and Storage of Fluids
Solids Transport and Storage
Size Reduction and Size Enlargement
HEAT GENERATION AND TRANSFERHeat Generation, Transport, and Storage
Heat Transmission
Heat-transfer Equipment
Refrigeration
PRINCIPLES OF DIFFUSIONAL OPERATIONSDistillation
Gas Absorption and Solvent Extraction
Humidification and Drying
Adsorption and Ion Exchange
Other Diffusional Operations
MULTIPHASE CONTACTING AND SEPARATIONSLiquid-Gas Systems
Liquid-Solid Systems
Gas-Solid Systems
Gas-Gas, Liquid-Liquid, and Solid-Solid Systems
ALLIED AREAS OF ENGINEERINGProcess Control
Materials of Construction
Mechanical, Plant, and Project Engineering
Electrical Engineering
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