Chemical Reactions Engineering by Kraft
This page contains lecture notes from Prof. Kraft for the following topics : Introduction and Molar Balances, Mass Balances in Reactors, Reactor Mole Balance Example Problems, Conversion and Reactors in Series, Reactor Sizing Example Problems, Rate Laws and Stoichiometry, Reactor Design Recipe and Scaleup, Pressure Drop in Reactors, CSTR Start Up and Semibatch Reactors, Analysis of Rate Data, Reactor Design for Multiple Rxns, Selectivity Example Problems, Nonelementary Rxns, Bioreactors, Thermochem Review, Nonisothermal Reaction Engineering, Basic Catalysis and Mechanisms, CVD and Catalyst Deactivation, Deducing Mechanisms Example Problems, External Diffusion, Shrinking Core Model, Internal Diffusion and Catalysis, Internal and External Diffusion, Nonideal Flow & Reactor Design, Micromixing.
Author(s): Professor Kraft, The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
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Chemical Reaction Engineering lecture notes by Indian Institute of Science
This note covers essential topics in chemical engineering, from thermodynamics and reaction kinetics to reactor design and it introduces fundamental principles like equilibrium conditions and reaction feasibility, exploring various reactor types and operational modes, it discusses equilibrium composition, pressure effects and complex systems involving multiple reactions and phases. It also addresses notation for rate expressions and ensures thermodynamic consistency and also examines theories for predicting rates of elementary reactions.
Author(s): Indian Institute of Science Bangalore
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Chemical Reaction Engineering by Prof. Milorad Dudukovic
This note explains the following topics: Stoichiometry, Thermodynamics, Rates, Kinetics, Mechanisms, Ideal Reactors, Interpretation of Kinetic Data, Reactor Combinations and Recycle, Multiple Reactions, Non-isothermal Reactors, Heterogeneous Reactions, Diffusion and Reaction, Transport Effects on Reactions, Packed Bed Reactors, Fluidized Bed Reactors, Multiphase Reactors, Biochemical Reactors.
Author(s): Prof. Milorad Dudukovic
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