unit operations of chemical engineering.docVIP

Contents SectionⅠ Introduction 1 Definitions and Principles Unit operations Unit systems Physical quantities /SI units/CGS units/Gas constant/ FPS engineering units/conversion of units/units and equations Dimensional analysis Basic concepts Equations of state of gases Symbols Problems References Section Ⅱ Fluid Mechanics 2 fluid statics and its applications Hydrostatic equilibrium Applications of fluid statics Symbols Problems References 3 Fluid Flow Phenomena Laminar Flow, Shear Rate, and Shear Stress Rheological Properties of Fluids Turbulence Boundary Layers Symbols Problems References 4 Basic equations of fluid flow Mass balance in a flowing fluid; continuity Differential momentum balance; equations of motion Macroscopic momentum balances Mechanical energy equation Symbols Problems References 6 flow of compressible fluids Definitions and basic equations Processes of compressible flow Isentropic flow through nozzles Adiabatic friction flow Isothermal friction flow Symbols Problems References 7 flow past immersed bodies Drags and drag coefficients Flow through beds of solids Motion of particles through fluids Fluidization Symbols Problems References 8 transportation and metering of fluids Pipe, fittings, and valves Pumps Positive-displacement pumps/centrifugal pumps Fans/blowers and compressors/comparison of devices for moving fluids Full-bore meters/insertion meters Symbols Problems References 9 agitation and mixing of liquids Agitated vessels Blending and mixing Suspension of solid particles Dispersion operations Agitator selection and scale up Symbols Problems References Section Ⅲ heat transfer and its applications 10 heat transfer by conduction Basic law of conduction Steady-state conduction Unsteady-state conduction Symbols Problems References 11 principles of heat flow in fluids Typical heat-exchange equipment Energy balances Heat flux and heat transfer coefficients Overall heat-transfer coefficient/individual heat-transfer coefficients Symbols Problems Re