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Handbook of Chemical Engineering Calculations, Fourth Edition
Tyler Hicks, Nicholas Chopey

(Editor, Industrial and Engineering Books, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc, Chemical
Engineering Magazine)

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Solve chemical engineering problems quickly and accurately

Fully revised throughout with new procedures, Handbook of Chemical Engineering
Calculations, Fourth Edition shows how to solve the main process-related problems that often
arise in chemical engineering practice. New calculations reflect the latest green technologies
and environmental engineering standards.

Featuring contributions from global experts, this comprehensive guide is packed with worked-
out numerical procedures. Practical techniques help you to solve problems manually or by
using computer-based methods. By following the calculations presented in this book, you will
be able to achieve accurate results with minimal time and effort.

Coverage includes:
Physical and chemical properties
Stoichiometry
Phase equilibrium
Chemical reaction equilibrium
Reaction kinetics, reactor design, and system thermodynamics
Flow of fluids and solids
Heat transfer
Distillation
Extraction and leaching
Crystallization
Absorption and stripping
Liquid agitation
Size reduction
Filtration
Air pollution control
Water pollution control
Biotechnology
Cost engineering

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ISBN: 9780071768047 / 0071768041
Division: Professional & Medical
Pub Date: JUL-12
Pages: 768

Copyright: 2012
Edition: 4
Format: Hardback

Pump User's Handbook: Life Extension
Heinz P. Bloch, Allan R. Budris
Taylor & Francis, 2010 - 500 pages
Now available in its fully revised third edition, this practical guide explains
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Publication Date: December 31, 2012 | ISBN-10: 0831134461 | ISBN-13: 978-0831134464 | Edition: 1
This is a solid reference book for plumbers and welders who need more information on pipe "fitting''(vs.
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Pump Characteristics and Applications, Third Edition (MECHANICAL
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Michael Volk (Author)
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Publication Date: October 21, 2013 | ISBN-10: 1466563087 | ISBN-13: 978-1466563087 |
Edition: 3
Providing a wealth of information on pumps and pump systems, Pump Characteristics and
Applications, Third Edition details how pump equipment is selected, sized, operated,
maintained, and repaired. The book identifies the key components of pumps and pump
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includes new images highlighting the latest generation of pumps and other components, explores
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Presents important new updates and additions to other chapters
Includes a ten-step procedure for determining total pump head
Discusses allowable and preferred operating ranges for centrifugal pumps
Provides charts covering maximum and normally attainable pump efficiencies,
performance corrections for slurry pumps, and mechanical seal flush plans
Pump Characteristics and Applications, Third Edition is appropriate for readers with all
levels of technical experience, including engineering and pump industry professionals, pump
operators and maintenance technicians, upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in
mechanical engineering, and students in engineering technology programs.
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Chemical Engineering: An Introduction

Morton Denn
Cambridge University Press, 30-Sep-2011 - Technology & Engineering
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'Chemical engineering is the field of applied science that employs physical, chemical, and biological rate
processes for the betterment of humanity'. This opening sentence of Chapter 1 has been the underlying
paradigm of chemical engineering. Chemical Engineering: An Introduction is designed to enable the
student to explore the activities in which a modern chemical engineer is involved by focusing on mass
and energy balances in liquid-phase processes. Problems explored include the design of a feedback level
controller, membrane separation, hemodialysis, optimal design of a process with chemical reaction and
separation, washout in a bioreactor, kinetic and mass transfer limits in a two-phase reactor, and the use
of the membrane reactor to overcome equilibrium limits on conversion. Mathematics is employed as a
language at the most elementary level. Professor Morton M. Denn incorporates design meaningfully;
the design and analysis problems are realistic in format and scope.
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1 Chemical Engineering 1
2 Basic Concepts of Analysis 23
3 The Balance Equation 60
4 Component Mass Balances 66
5 Membrane Separation 81
6 Chemically Reacting Systems 96
7 Designing Reactors 115
8 Bioreactors and Nonlinear Systems 130
10 TwoPhase Systems and Interfacial Mass Transfer 144
11 Equilibrium Staged Processes 168
12 Energy Balances 187
13 Heat Exchange 202
14 Energy Balances for Multicomponent Systems 217
15 Energy Balances for Reacting Systems 233
Postface 255
Index 257

9 Overcoming Equilibrium 140
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Process Plant Equipment: Operation, Control, and Reliability (Google
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Michael D. Holloway, Chikezie Nwaoha, Oliver A. Onyewuenyi
John Wiley & Sons, 20-Sep-2012 - Technology & Engineering - 728 pages
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Process Plant Equipment Book is another great publication from Wiley as a reference book for
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SECTION II PROCESS PLANT RELIABILITY 329
SECTION III PROCESS MEASUREMENT CONTROL AND MODELING 585
Appendix I Methods for Measuring Process Temperature 653
Appendix II Airflow Troubleshooting 659
Appendix III MIG Shielding Gas Control and Optimization 663
Appendix IV Rupture Disk Selection 665
Appendix V Pressure Gauge Selection
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Process Plant Machinery, Second Edition

Heinz P Bloch
Elsevier, 1998 - Business & Economics - 734 pages
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Process Plant Machinery provides the mechanical, chemical or plant engineer with the information
needed to choose equipment best suited for a particular process, to determine optimum efficiency, and
to conduct basic troubleshooting and maintenance procedures.

Process Plant Machinery is a unique single-source reference for engineers, managers and technical
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leads the reader through practical applications and size considerations into profusely illustrated
component descriptions. Where necessary, standard theory is expertly explained in shortcut formulas
and graphs. Maintainability and vulnerability concerns are dealt with as well.

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Gear Speed Transmission Equipment 27
Gas Turbines 45
Gas Engines 121
Steam Turbines 135
Centrifugal Pumps 207
Positive Displacement Pumps 309
Vacuum Pumps 337
Cooling Water Supply Systems 345
Reciprocating Compressors 539
Rotating Positive Displacement Compressors 595
Mixers and Agitators 617
Separators 633
Single and TwinScrew Extruders 651
Scraped Surface Crystallizers Dewaxers and Chillers 679
ConveyorBased Processing Systems 695
Filtration Systems 707

Centrifugal Compressors 363
Axial Flow Compressors 475
Propeller Axial and Centrifugal Fans 517
Appendix Units Conversion Tables
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Process plant layout and piping design

Ed Bausbacher, Roger W. Hunt
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profusely illustrated, comprehensive guidebook presents tried-and-true workable methods and rules of
thumb for plant layout and piping design for the process industries. Content is organized and presented
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Methods for more planet-friendly process engineering
Our earth is just one big, complex Process Facility with limited air, water, and mineral resources.
It responds to a number of process variablesamong them, humanity and the environmental
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and retrofit process facilities to:
Reuse existing process equipment
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The Practical Guide to Control Loop Optimization. Tune PID controllers more effectively, in less time, and
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techniques like linearization and gain scheduling to ensure consistent loop response and long-term
stability; Design and optimize control strategies like cascade, feedforward, and ratio control to improve
control performance and reduce variability; Monitor loop performance and pinpoint control problems.
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Basic Boiler Room Systems 49
Steam and Water Accessories 67
Fuel Burning Equipment 89
Draft 109
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Process Control: Theory and Applications

Jean-Pierre Corriou
Springer Science & Business Media, 18-Mar-2004 - Computers - 752 pages
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In Process Control, a wide range of identification and control methods applicable to processes
are accompanied by typical comparable examples, encouraging you to make comparisons.
The initial classical approach to continuous control by transfer functions will be of enormous
benefit, whether you are a student beginning in control or an engineer in industry who, up until
now, has only had a superficial or empirical contact with control. The more advanced material on
discrete control and state-space control, as well as nonlinear control and observers, requires
minimal previous knowledge, allowing you to make better use of techniques with proven
performance.
Introduces concepts of progressively increasing difficulty, smoothing the path to learning the
more advanced theories and control methods.
For each topic, the theories, techniques and algorithms are presented in detail, with numberous
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Examples that you can reproduce to master the different techniques.
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Dynamic Modelling of Chemical Processes 3
13 Process Description from the Control Engineers Viewpoint 4
14 Model Classification 7
15 StateSpace Models 8
16 Examples of Models in Chemical Engineering 9
162 DistributedParameter Systems 18
163 Degrees of Freedom 19
17 Process Stability 20
102 NonParametric Identification 373
1022 Identification by Correlation Analysis 374
1023 Spectral Identification 376
103 Parametric Identification 379
Then it is possible to know the system response to both input and disturbance 380
1033 pStep Predictions 385
Models and Methods for Parametric Identification 387
1112 Models for Estimation in State Space 397

19 Laplace Transform 21
191 Linearization and Deviation Variables What is a Nonlinear Model? 22
192 Some Important Properties of Laplace Transformation 24
193 Transfer Function 27
194 Poles and Zeros of a Transfer Function 35
195 Qualitative Analysis of a System Response 36
110 Linear Systems in State Space 39
1102 Analog Representation 40
111 Dynamic Behaviour of Simple Processes 42
1111 FirstOrder Systems 44
1112 Integrating Systems 45
1113 SecondOrder Systems 46
1114 HigherOrder Systems 50
1115 Process Identification in the Continuous Domain 57
Linear Feedback Control 65
212 General Types of Controllers 67
213 Sensors 69
214 Transmission Lines 71
22 Block Diagrams SignalFlow Graphs Calculation Rules 73
23 Dynamics of FeedbackControlled Processes 82
231 Study of Different Actions 85
232 Influence of Proportional Action 86
233 Influence of Integral Action 90
234 Influence of Derivative Action 93
235 Summary of Controllers Characteristics 97
Stability Analysis 103
32 StateSpace Analysis 104
322 Case of a Linear Continuous System 109
The Polymerization Reactor 111
324 StateSpace Analysis of a Linear System 117
33 Stability Analysis of Feedback Systems 118
331 RouthHurwitz Criterion 119
332 Root Locus Analysis 121
333 Frequency Method 126
Design of Feedback Controllers 129
42 Transient Response Characteristics 131
44 Choice of PID Controller 134
442 Recommendations 135
45 PID Controller Tuning 136
452 Sustained Oscillation Method 137
453 Relay Oscillation Method 138
454 Process Reaction Curve Method 143
46 PID Improvement 145
461 PID Controller with Derivative Action on the Measured Output 146
462 Use of a Reference Trajectory 147
463 Discretized PID Controller 148
464 AntiWindup Controller 149
465 PID Control by On_Off Action 150
466 pH Control 153
47 Direct Synthesis Method 158
49 PolePlacement 165
491 Robustness of PolePlacement Control 171
492 Unitary Feedback Controller 173
4101 Regulation Behaviour 174
4102 Tracking Behaviour 175
Chapter 5 Frequency Analysis 183
512 Note on Complex Numbers 185
513 Case of any Linear Process 186
514 Case of Linear Systems in Series 187
52 Graphical Representation 188
522 nthOrder System 190
523 Nyquist Plot 192
524 nthOrder System 194
525 Black Plot 195
54 Frequency Response of Feedback Controllers 196
543 Ideal ProportionalDerivative Controller 197
544 ProportionalIntegralDerivative Controller Ideal PID Controller 198
55 Bode Stability Criterion 201
56 Gain and Phase Margins 206
561 Gain Margin 207
562 Phase Margin 208
57 Nyquist Stability Criterion 213
58 ClosedLoop Frequency Response 215
59 Internal Model Principle 220
510 Robustness 221
511 Summary for Controller Design 237
Improvement of Control Systems 239
62 Inverse Response Compensation 241
63 Cascade Control 244
64 Selective Control 249
65 SplitRange Control 250
66 Feedforward Control 251
662 Application in Distillation 252
663 Synthesis of a Feedforward Controller 253
664 Realization of a Feedforward Controller 255
665 Feedforward and Feedback Control 256
67 Ratio Control 258
State Representation Controllability and Observability 261
712 Multivariable System 263
72 Controllability 264
73 Observability 268
74 Realizations 271
75 Remark on Controllability and Observability in Discrete Time 275
Multivariable Control 277
Multivariable Control by Transfer Function Matrix 279
83 Stability Study 282
834 Characteristic Loci 283
835 Gershgorin Circles 284
836 Niederlinski Index 286
842 Disturbance Rejection 291
844 Relative Gain Array 292
845 Gershgorin Circles and Interaction 298
86 Robustness Study of a 2 x 2 Distillation Column 303
862 Ideal Decoupling Analysis 304
863 OneWay Decoupling Analysis 305
871 Controller Tuning by the Largest Modulus Method 306
88 Discrete Multivariable Internal Model Control 307
DiscreteTime Identification 311
DiscreteTime Generalities and Basic Signal Processing 313
91 Fourier Transformation and Signal Processing 314
912 Discrete Fourier Transform 320
913 Stochastic Signals 322
914 Stochastic Stationary Signals 324
915 Summary 325
92 Sampling 329
922 Choice of Sampling Period 330
93 Filtering 336
931 FirstOrder Filter 337
932 SecondOrder Filter 338
933 Moving Average Filter 339
94 DiscreteTime and FiniteDifferences Models 340
95 Different Discrete Representations of a System 341
ctransform 342
952 Conversion of a Continuous Description in Discrete Time 362
953 Operators 365
Chapter 10 Identification Principles 371
1012 Disturbance Representation 372
112 Models of Time Varying Linear Systems 406
113 Linearization of Nonlinear Time Varying Models 407
1142 Linear Regression and Least Squares 409
1143 Maximum Likelihood Method Principle of Maximum Likelihood 412
1144 Correlation of Prediction Errors with Past Data 415
1145 Instrumental Variable Method 416
Parametric Estimation Algorithms 421
122 Gradient Methods 423
1221 Gradient Method Based on a Priori Error 424
1222 Gradient Method Based on a Posteriori Error 427
123 Recursive Algorithms 429
1232 Recursive Extended Least Squares 438
1234 Recursive Maximum Likelihood 439
1235 Recursive Prediction Error Method 440
1236 Instrumental Variable Method 443
1237 Output Error Method 444
125 Validation 447
126 Input Sequences for Identification 448
127 Identification Examples 450
1272 Identification of a Simulated Chemical Reactor 456
Discrete Time Control 461
Digital Control 463
1313 Relation between PolePlacement and State Feedback 470
1314 General PolePlacement Design 474
1315 Digital PID Controller 481
132 Discrete Internal Model Control 483
133 Generalities in Adaptive Control 488
Optimal Control 493
142 Problem Statement 494
143 Variational Method in the Mathematical Framework 496
1431 Variation of the Criterion 497
1432 Variational Problem without Constraints Fixed Boundaries 499
1434 HamiltonJacob Equation 502
144 Optimal Control 504
1442 Variation of the Criterion 505
1443 Euler Conditions 506
1444 Weierstrass Condition and Hamiltonian Maximization 508
1446 Maximum Principle 512
1447 Singular Arcs 514
1448 Numerical Issues 521
145 Dynamic Programming 525
1452 HamiltonJacobiBellman Equation 530
146 Linear Quadratic Control 531
1462 Linear Quadratic Gaussian Control 541
Generalized Predictive Control 555
152 Brief Overview of Predictive Control Evolution 556
153 Simple Generalized Predictive Control 557
Generalized Predictive Control of a Chemical Reactor 561
1533 GPC seen as a PolePlacement 562
154 Generalized Predictive Control with Multiple Reference Model 564
Generalized Predictive Control with Performance Model of a Chemical Reactor 566
155 Partial State Reference Model Control 568
Model Predictive Control 575
162 Linear Model Predictive Control 580
1622 In the Presence of Constraints 581
1625 Quadratic Dynamic Matrix Control QDMC 588
1626 StateSpace Formulation of Dynamic Matrix Control 590
1627 StateSpace Linear Model Predictive Control as OBMPC 591
1628 StateSpace Linear Model Predictive Control as General Optimization 594
163 Nonlinear Model Predictive Control 595
1632 Other Approaches of Nonlinear Model Predictive Control 597
164 Model Predictive Control of a FCC 600
Nonlinear Control 617
Nonlinear Geometric Control 619
171 Some Linear Notions Useful in Nonlinear Control 620
1712 Relative Degree 621
1713 Normal Form and Relative Degree 622
1714 Zero Dynamics 624
1715 Static State Feedback 625
1717 InputOutput PolePlacement 627
1722 Relative Degree of a Monovariable Nonlinear System 629
1723 Frobenius Theorem 630
1724 Coordinates Change 632
1725 Normal Form 633
1726 Controllability and Observability 634
1727 Principle of Feedback Linearization 635
1729 InputOutput Linearization of a System with Relative Degree r Lower than or Equal to n 638
17211 Asymptotic Stability 642
17212 Tracking of a Reference Trajectory 644
17214 Case of NonminimumPhase Systems 646
173 Multivariable Nonlinear Control 647
1731 Relative Degree 648
1732 Coordinate Change 649
1735 Exact Linearization by State Feedback and Diffeomorphism 651
1737 Obtaining a Relative Degree by Dynamic Extension 653
1738 Nonlinear Adaptive Control 654
State Observers 657
1811 Indirect Sensors 658
182 Parameter Estimation 659
1831 About the Data 660
1833 Partial Least Squares 662
184 Observers 663
1842 Linear Kalman Filter 664
1844 Globally Linearizing Observer 666
1845 HighGain Observer 667
185 Conclusion 669
Applications to Processes 673
Nonlinear Control of Reactors with State Estimation 675
192 Chemical Reactor 676
1922 Control Problem Setting 677
1923 Control Law 679
1924 State Estimation 681
1925 Simulation Results 683
193 Biological Reactor 687
1933 Synthesis of the Nonlinear Control Law 689
1934 Simulation Conditions 692
1935 Simulation Results 693
1936 Conclusion 694
Distillation Column Control 699
202 Dynamic Model of the Distillation Column 702
203 Generalities for Distillation Column Control 706
204 Different Types of Distillation Column Control 708
2043 The Column as a 5 x 5 System 710
2044 Linear Digital Control 712
2045 Model Predictive Control 714
2046 Bilinear Models 715
2047 Nonlinear Control 718
205 Conclusion 722
Examples and Benchmarks of Typical Processes 727
2112 Description by a StateSpace Knowledge Model 728
2113 Description by a Linear StateSpace Model A Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor 734
2122 Description by a Linear StateSpace Model 737
2123 Description by a StateSpace Knowledge Model A Semibatch Reactor 739
2124 Continuous StateSpace Models 741
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Frank Lamb
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A practical guide to industrial automation concepts, terminology, and applications
Industrial Automation: Hands-On is a single source of essential information for those involved
in the design and use of automated machinery. The book emphasizes control systems and offers
full coverage of other relevant topics, including machine building, mechanical engineering and
devices, manufacturing business systems, and job functions in an industrial environment.
Detailed charts and tables serve as handy design aids. This is an invaluable reference for novices
and seasoned automation professionals alike.
COVERAGE INCLUDES:
* Automation and manufacturing * Key concepts used in automation, controls, machinery
design, and documentation * Components and hardware * Machine systems * Process systems
and automated machinery * Software * Occupations and trades * Industrial and factory business
systems, including Lean manufacturing * Machine and system design * Applications
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2 Important Concepts 9
3 Components and Hardware 61
4 Machine Systems 165
5 Process Systems and Automated Machinery 185
6 Software 219
7 Occupations and Trades 251
8 Industrial and Factory Business Systems 263
ASCII Table 317
Ampacity 326
Motor Sizing 327
NEMA Enclosure Tables 332
Manufacturers Machine Builders and Integrators 336
Thermocouples 341
Bibliography 345
Index 347

9 Machine and System Design 287
10 Applications 305
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K. L. S. Sharma
Elsevier, 2011 - Technology & Engineering - 293 pages
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Man-made or industrial processes, localised or geographically distributed, need be automated in
order to ensure they produce quality, consistent, and cost-effective goods or services.
Automation systems for these processes broadly consist of instrumentation, control, human
interface, and communication subsystems.
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1 Why Automation? 1
2 Automation System Structure 15
3 Instrumentation Subsystem 25
4 Control Subsystem 41
5 Human Interface Subsystem 47
6 Automation Strategies 53
7 Programmable Control Subsystem 63
8 Hardware Structure of Controller 81
14 System Availability
17
7
15 Common Configurations
18
9
16 Advanced InputOutput System
19
3
17 Concluding Remarks
20
7
A Hardwired Control Subsystem
21
3
B Processor
23
5
C HardwareSoftware Interfacing
24
5
D Instruction Set of Processor
25
5

9 Software Structure of Controller 103
10 Programming of Controller 113
11 Advanced Human Interface 135
12 Types of Automation Systems 153
13 SpecialPurpose Controllers 165
E Basics of Programming
25
7
F Advanced Control Strategies
27
3
G Power Supply System
28
5
H Further Reading
29
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Neville W. Sachs
CRC Press, 18-Aug-2006 - Technology & Engineering - 288 pages
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Component failures result from a combination of factors involving materials science, mechanics,
thermodynamics, corrosion, and tribology. With the right guidance, you dont have to be an authority in
all of these areas to become skilled at diagnosing and preventing failures. Based on the authors more
than thirty years of experience, Practical Plant Failure Analysis: A Guide to Understanding Machinery
Deterioration and Improving Equipment Reliability is a down-to-earth guide to improving machinery
maintenance and reliability.
Illustrated with hundreds of diagrams and photographs, this book examines...
When and how to conduct a physical failure analysis
Basic material properties including heat treating mechanisms, work hardening, and the
effects of temperature changes on material properties
The differences in appearance between ductile overload, brittle overload, and fatigue
failures
High cycle fatigue and how to differentiate between high stress concentrations and high
operating stresses
Low cycle fatigue and unusual fatigue situations
Lubrication and its influence on the three basic bearing designs
Ball and roller bearings, gears, fasteners, V-belts, and synchronous belts
Taking a detailed and systematic approach, Practical Plant Failure Analysis thoroughly
explains the four major failure mechanismswear, corrosion, overload, and fatigueas well as
how to identify them. The author clearly identifies how these mechanisms appear in various
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An Introduction to Failure Analysis 1
Root cause Analysis RCA and Understanding the Roots 3
Human Roots 4
The Human Error Study 6
Latent Roots 8
The Benefits and Savings 10
Using Logic Trees 12
Some General Considerations on Failure Analysis 15
Hydrogen Embrittlement 122
Lubrication and Wear 123
Basic Bearing Lubrication 124
Hydrodynamic Action 125
Manufacturing a Lubricant 127
Viscosity Index 128
Greases 132
The PressureViscosity Coefficient 133

Diagnosing the Failure 17
Finding the Physical Roots 18
Introduction to Materials Stresses and Strains 21
Determining the Failure Mechanisms 22
Summary 24
Materials and the Sources of Stresses 25
Elasticity 26
Modulus of Elasticity Youngs Modulus 28
Fatigue 29
Fatigue Strength vs Time 30
Some Basic Metallurgy 32
Carbon Steels 33
Iron and its Alloying Elements 35
AISI Numbering Code 36
Plain Carbon Steel The Basics 37
Cast Iron 38
Strengthening Metals 39
Cold Working 40
Thermal Expansion 41
Summary 43
Overload Failures 45
Temperature Effects on Overload Failures 47
Analysis of Ductile Failures 48
Analysis of Brittle Fractures 50
Chevron Marks 51
Unusual Conditions 53
Constrained Materials 54
Notch Sensitivity of Brittle Materials 55
Summary 56
Fatigue Failures Part 1 The Basics 57
Stress Concentrations 59
Structure Changes Caused by Highcycle Fatigue 60
Progression Marks and Varying Stress Concentrations 61
Fracture Growth and Understanding the Source of the Stress Rotating Bending vs Plane Bending 63
Progression Marks and Varying Stress Levels 65
Progression Marks and Stress Concentrations 66
Ratchet Marks 67
RotatingBending Failures with Multiple Origins 69
Distinguishing between the Effects from Stress and Stress Concentrations 70
Fracture Face Contour and Stress Concentrations 71
Interpreting the Instantaneous Zone Shape 72
FatiguePart 2 Torsional LowCycle and VeryLow Cycle Failure Influences and Fatigue Interpretations 77
River Marks and Fatigue Crack Growth 80
Fatigue Data Reliability and Corrosion Effect on Fatigue Strength 81
Residual Stress 82
Combined Fatigue and Steady State Stresses 84
VeryLowCycle and LowCycle Fatigue 85
VeryLowCycle in Relatively Brittle Materials 86
VLC in Ductile Materials 87
Unusual Situations 88
Failure Examples 89
Inspection 90
Inspection 91
Inspection 92
Conclusions and Recommendations 93
Conclusions and Recommendations 94
Understanding and Recognizing Corrosion 95
Corrosion Rates 97
Effect of Available Oxygen 98
Temperature Effects 100
The Effect of contaminants 101
Eight types of Corrosion Recognition and Prevention 102
Comments on Uniform Corrosion 105
Galvanic Corrosion 106
Appearance 107
Selective Leaching 108
Comments 109
Prevention 110
Appearance 111
Prevention 112
Concentration 113
Comments 114
Pitting Corrosion 115
Prevention 117
Appearance 118
Prevention and Correction 119
HydrogenInfluenced Cracking HIC Also Called HydrogenInduced Cracking 120
Lubricant Films and the Effects of Contamination 135
Plain Bearings 136
Summary 137
Adhesive Wear 138
Abrasive Wear 139
Erosion 141
Summary Comments on Wear Failures 142
Belt Drives 143
Belt Drive Design and Life 145
Belt Operation 146
Drive Efficiencies 148
High Ambient Temperatures 150
Misalignment 151
Belt Resonance 152
Belt Drive Failure Analysis Procedures 153
Ball and Roller Bearings 159
Parts of a Bearing 161
Bearing Ratings and Equipment Design 162
Hertzian Fatigue Rolling Element Bearing Lubrication and Surface Fatigue 164
A Detailed Rolling Element Bearing Failure Analysis Procedure 166
Step 1 167
Step 2 170
Step 3 176
Step 5 178
Appearance of Electrical Damage Mechanisms 186
Step 6 188
Step 8 189
Step 9 190
For Roller Bearings 191
Roller and Tapered Roller Bearing Mounting Surfaces 192
A Detailed Rolling Element Bearing Failure Analysis Procedure 193
Summary 195
Gears 197
Types of Gears 198
Tooth Action 200
Load and Stress Fluctuations 201
Gear Materials 202
Tooth Contact Patterns 204
Backlash 206
Design Life and Deterioration Mechanisms 207
ThroughHardened Gear Deterioration Mechanisms 208
Plastic Deformation 211
Adhesive Wear 212
Rippling 213
Pitting 214
Spalling 215
Failure Examples 218
Broken Gear Tooth 219
Inspection 220
Paper Machine Reducer Gear 221
Kiln Reducer Intermediate Gear 222
Summary 223
Fastener and Bolted Joint Failures 225
Bolt Standards 227
Materials 228
Fatigue Design 230
Assembly Practices 232
Fastener Failures 235
Hydrogen Embrittlement and HydrogenInfluenced Cracking HIC 237
Failure Locations and Bolt Designs 238
General Comments and Cautions on Bolting 239
Inspection 240
Example 12E3 241
Example 12E4 242
Inspection 243
EXAMPLE 12E6 244
Inspection 245
Inspection 246
A Brief Review of Miscellaneous Machine Element Failures 247
Wear 248
Chain Breakage 249
Lips Seals 250
Failure Analysis 252
Bibliography for Practical Plant Failure Analysis 255
Index 259
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Process Equipment Malfunctions: Techniques to Identify and Correct
Plant Problems (Google eBook)

Norman Lieberman
McGraw Hill Professional, 12-Jul-2011 - Technology & Engineering - 560 pages
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A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO TROUBLESHOOTING PROCESS EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS
Process Equipment Malfunctions offers proven techniques for finding and fixing process plant
problems and contains details on failure identification. Diagnostic tips, examples, and
illustrations help to pinpoint and correct faults in chemical process and petroleum refining
equipment. Complex math has been omitted. An essential resource for plant operators and
process engineers, this book is based on the author's long career in field troubleshooting process
problems.
COVERAGE INCLUDES:
Distillation tray malfunctions
Packed tower problems
Distillation tower pressure and composition control
Fractionator product stripping
Pumparounds
Reboiled and steam side strippers
Inspecting tower internals
Process reboilers--thermosyphon circulation
Heat exchangers
Condenser limitations
Air coolers
Cooling water systems
Steam condensate collection systems
Steam quality problems
Level control problems
Process plant corrosion and fouling
Vapor-liquid separation vessels
Hydrocarbon-water separation and desalters
Fired heaters--draft and excess O2
Disabling safety systems
Vacuum systems and steam jets
Vacuum surface condensers
Centrifugal pump limitations
Steam turbine drivers
Centrifugal compressors
Reciprocating compressors
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1 Distillation Tray Malfunctions 1
2 Packed Tower Problems 21
3 Distillation Tower Pressure and Composition Control 33
4 Salt and Rust Formation on Tray Decks 47
5 Fractionator Bottoms Product Stripping 61
6 Heat Extraction with Pumparounds 73
7 Reboiled and Steam Side Strippers 85
8 Inspecting Tower InternalsChecklist 99
20 KnockOut Drums Demisters and Impingement Plates 269
21 HydrocarbonWater SeparationElectric Desalters and Gravity Settling 281
22 Natural DraftFired Heaters 295
23 Tube Failure in Fired Heaters 309
Air Preheaters 323
25 Disabling Safety Systems 339
26 Vacuum Systems and Steam Jets 351
27 Vacuum Surface Condensers and Precondensers 373

9 Process ReboilersShell and Tube 107
10 ShellandTube Heat Exchangers in Sensible Heat Transfer Service 123
11 Condenser Limitations 141
12 Air CoolersForced and InducedDraft Air Side Malfunctions 157
Towers and Circulation 169
14 Steam Condensate Collection Systems 179
15 Steam Quality Problems 195
16 Level Control Problems 209
17 Excessive Ambient Heat Losses 229
18 Process Plant Corrosion 243
19 VaporLiquid Separation Vessels 257
Vacuum System Ejectors 391
Cavitation Seal and Bearing Failures 405
Lubrication Failures 423
31 Steam Turbine Drivers 437
Surge Fouling and Driver Limits 451
Unloading and Efficiency 471
Typical Energy Savings and Efficiency Projects 487
Glossary 495
Index 507
The Norm Lieberman Video Library of Process Operations 527
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Martin Killcross
Elsevier, 27-Sep-2011 - Technology & Engineering - 312 pages
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The Chemical and Process Plant Commissioning Handbook, winner of the 2012 Basil Brennan
Medal from the Institution of Chemical Engineers, is a guide to converting a newly constructed
plant or equipment into a fully integrated and operational process unit. Good commissioning is
based on a disciplined, systematic and proven methodology and approach that achieve results in
the safest, most efficient, cost effective and timely manner.
The book is supported by detailed, proven and effective commission templates, plus extensive
commissioning scenarios that enable the reader to learn the context of good commissioning
practice from an experienced commissioning manager. It focuses on the critical safety
assessment and inspection regimes necessary to ensure that new plants are compliant with OSHA
and environmental requirements. Martin Killcross has brought together the theory of textbooks
and technical information obtained from sales literature, in order to provide engineers with what
they need to know before initiating talks with vendors regarding equipment selection.
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Chapter 2 Commissioning Phase Two Implement 109
Chapter 3 Commissioning Phase Three CloseOut 181
Chapter 4 The Commissioning System File a Full Catalogue of Blank Commissioning Documents 185
Glossary of Terms 243
Appendix 1 Commissioning Team Meeting Agenda 245
Appendix 2 Commissioning System Documentation 247
Appendix 3 Control System Fault Log 249
Appendix 4 Loop Test Sheet 251
Appendix 6 Optimal Operational Values Sheet 269
Appendix 7 Example Labels and Tags 271
Appendix 8 Worked Example of a Vendor Shop Inspection Report 273
Appendix 9 Commissioning System Status Chart 277
Appendix 10 Steam Blow Target Plate Configuration 279
About the Author 281
Index 283
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Chemical Engineering The Essential Reference
Louis Theodore

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A practical, concise guide to chemical engineering principles and
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Chemical Engineering: The Essential Reference is the condensed but
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and hands-on skills needed to solve real-world problems. Emphasizing a
pragmatic approach, the book delivers critical content in a convenient
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engineer of tomorrowOM&I (operation, maintenance, and inspection)
procedures, nanotechnology, how to purchase equipment, legal
considerations, the need for a second language and for oral and written
communication skills, and ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and
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Membrane technology
Chemical reactors
Process control
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Detlev G. Krger
PennWell Books, 2004 - Technology & Engineering - 445 pages
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This new text represents the most detailed and comprehensive book presenting modern practice and
theory relevant to the thermal-flow performance evaluation, design, and optimization of air-cooled heat
exchangers and cooling towers. Kroger provides modern analytical and empirical tools used to evaluate
the thermal-flow performance and design of air-cooled heat exchangers and cooling towers. He also
covers how to prepare improved specifications and evaluate more critical bids with respect to thermal
performance of new cooling systems. Further, Kroger explores improvement possibilities with respect to
retrofits of existing cooling units as well as possible impacts of plant operations and environmental
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Fans 3
Test Facilities and Procedures 6
Presentation of Data and Results 11
Tip Clearance 20
Fan System 23
Natural Draft 39
DryCooling Tower 40
WetCooling Tower 52
Meteorological Effects 247
Atmosphere 248
Effect of Wind on Cooling Towers 268
Effect of Wind on AirCooled Heat Exchangers 303
Recirculation and Interference 313
Inversions 350
Cooling System Selection and Optimization 363
Power Generation 367

Inlet Losses 68
Cold Inflow 119
Mechanical Draft Coolers 135
AirCooled Heat Exchangers and Cooling Towers 136
Noncondensables 189
Inlet Losses 198
Recirculation 225
Cooling System Optimization 389
Properties of Fluids 403
Temperature Correction Factor 421
Conversion Factors 427
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Index 437
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The Economics of Contracts: Theories and Applications

Eric Brousseau, Jean-Michel Glachant
Cambridge University Press, 17-Oct-2002 - Business & Economics - 584 pages
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A contract is an agreement under which two parties make reciprocal commitments in terms of their
behavior to coordinate. As this concept has become essential to economics in the last 30 years, three
main theoretical frameworks have emerged: 'incentive theory', 'incomplete-contract theory' and
'transaction-costs theory'. These frameworks have enabled scholars to renew both the microeconomics
of coordination (with implications for industrial organization, labor economics, law and economics,
organization design) and the macroeconomics of 'market' (decentralized) economies and of the
institutional framework. These developments have resulted in new analyses of a firm's strategy and
State intervention (regulation of public utilities, anti-trust, public procurement, institutional design,
liberalization policies, etc.). Based on contributions by the leading scholars in the field, this 2002 book
provides an overview of developments in these analytical currents, presents their various aspects, and
proposes expanding horizons for theoreticians and practitioners.
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The economics of contracts and the renewal of economics 3
canonical models of theories of contract 31
The New Institutional Economics 45
Contract and economic organization 49
The role of incomplete contracts in selfenforcing relationships 59
Entrepreneurship transactioncost economics and the design of contracts 72
The contract as economic trade 99
Contract theory and theories of contract regulation 116
Econometrics of contracts an assessment of developments in the empirical literature on contracting 273
Experiments on moral hazard and incentives reciprocity and surplussharing 293
Residual claims and selfenforcement as incentive mechanisms in franchise contracts substitutes or
complements?
315
The quasijudicial role of large retailers an efficiency hypothesis of their relation with suppliers 337
Interconnection agreements in telecommunications networks from strategic behaviors to property
rights
358
Licensing in the chemical industry 373
Intercompany agreements and EC competition law 395
Incentive contracts in utility regulation 416

Economic reasoning and the framing of contract law sale of an asset of uncertain value 126
A transactionscosts approach to the analysis of property rights 140
Transaction costs and incentive theory 159
Norms and the theory of the firm 180
Allocating decision rights under liquidity constraints 193
Complexity and contract 213
Authority as flexibility is at the core of labor contracts 241
Positive agency theory place and contributions 251
Contractual choice and performance the case of water supply in France 440
Institutional or structural lessons from international electricity sector reforms 463
Electricity sector restructuring and competition a transactionscost perspective 503
Bibliography 531
Index of names 570
Subject index 579
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Charles Thomas
Cengage Learning, 04-Feb-2010 - Technology & Engineering - 480 pages
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PROCESS TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS, 3E is a comprehensive introduction to the workings
of a modern manufacturing facility in the process industry. The text, which fits a standard equipment
and systems course, provides your students with the information they need to know and uses up-to-
date graphics and photos to enhance their understanding of how process systems and equipment
actually operate. This book carries on the tradition of excellence established by the first two editions,
which have successfully launched thousands of process technicians into the chemical processing
industry. Key topics include valves, vessels, and piping, pumps and compressors, motors and turbines,
heat exchangers, cooling towers, boilers and furnaces, reactors and distillation, extraction and
separation systems, and process instrumentation.
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Tanks Piping and Vessels 49
Pumps 83
Compressors
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7
Turbines and Motors
14
3
Heat Exchangers
16
1
Cooling Towers
19
1
Instruments 257
Process Diagrams 285
Utility Systems 305
Reactor Systems 337
Distillation Systems 361
Extraction and Other Separation Systems 399
Plastics Systems 421
Glossary 439

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Heinz P. Bloch, Fred K. Geitner
Gulf Pub. Co., 1997 - Technology & Engineering - 699 pages
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This updated edition is an invaluable source of practical cost-effective maintenance, repair, installation,
and field verification procedures for machinery engineers. It is filled with step-by-step instructions and
quick-reference checklists that describe preventive and predictive maintenance for major process units
such as vertical, horizontal, reciprocating, and liquid ring vacuum pumps, fans and blowers,
compressors, turboexpanders, turbines, and more. Also included are sections on machinery protection,
storage, lubrication, and periodic monitoring. A new section examines centrifugal pumps and explains
how and why they continue to fail. More new information focuses on maintenance for aircraft derivative
gas turbines. This revised edition gives special attention throughout to maintenance and repair
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Reciprocating and Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps 118
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Boiler Control Systems Engineering

G. F. Gilman, Jerry Gilman
ISA, 2010 - Technology & Engineering - 198 pages
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boilers, as well as information on the latest ISA-77 series of standards.

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Boiler Fundamentals 1
Control of Boilers 11
Furnace Draft 25
Feedwater 35
Coal Fired Boilers 51
Fuel and Air Control 67
Steam Temperature 81
Burner Management Systems 91
Control Valve Sizing
11
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Bibliography
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2 Fundamentals of Material Balances 34
3 Fundamentals of Energy Balances and Energy Utilisation 60
4 Flowsheeting 133
5 Piping and Instrumentation 194
6 Costing and Project Evaluation 243
7 Materials of Construction 284
8 Design Information and Data 309
13 Mechanical Design of Process Equipment 794
14 General Site Considerations 892
Appendix A Graphical Symbols for Piping Systems and Plant 908
Appendix B Corrosion Chart 917
Appendix C Physical Property Data Bank 937
Appendix D Conversion Factors for Some Common SI Units 958
Appendix E Standard Flanges 960
Appendix F Design Projects 965

9 Safety and Loss Prevention 360
10 Equipment Selection Specification and Design 400
11 Separation Columns Distillation Absorption and Extraction 493
12 Heattransfer Equipment 634
Appendix G Equipment Specification Data Sheets 990
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Fundamentals of Material Balances 49
Fundamentals of Energy Balances and Energy Utilization 81
Flowsheeting 153
Piping and Instrumentation 235
Costing and Project Evaluation 297
Materials of Construction 397
Design Information and Data 427
Equipment Selection Specification and Design 541
Separation Columns Distillation Absorption and Extraction 641
Heat Transfer Equipment 793
Mechanical Design of Process Equipment 961
General Site Considerations 1065
Appendix 1089
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The First Law of Thermodynamics states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
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are widely used in engineering processes and include examples such as intercoolers,
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to the design of heat exchanger networks using pinch technology, the most efficient strategy
used to achieve optimal recovery of heat in industrial processes.

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Provides details on how to develop an initial configuration for a heat exchanger and how to
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Abundant example problems solved manually and with the integration of computer
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Convective Heat Transfer 2-43
Heat Exchangers 3-85
Design of DoublePipe Heat Exchangers 127
Design of ShellandTube Heat Exchangers 187
The Delaware Method 245
The Stream Analysis Method 277
HeatExchanger Networks 327
Boiling Heat Transfer 385
Reboilers 443
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Appendix 681
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ISBN-13: 978-0521098809
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Publication Date: 9 January 1975

First published in 1975 as the third edition of a 1957 original, this book presents the
fundamental ideas of fluid flow, viscosity, heat conduction, diffusion, the energy and
momentum principles, and the method of dimensional analysis. These ideas are subsequently
developed in terms of their important practical applications, such as flow in pipes and
channels, pumps, compressors and heat exchangers. Later chapters deal with the equation of
fluid motion, turbulence and the general equations of forced convection. The final section
discusses special problems in process engineering, including compressible flow in pipes, solid
particles in fluid flow, flow through packed beds, condensation and evaporation. This book
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Process Heat Transfer 1
Conduction 6
Convection 25
Radiation 62
Temperature 85
Doublepipe Exchangers
10
2
12 Parallelcounterflow ShellandTube Exchangers
12
7
Flow Arrangements for Increased Heat Recovery
17
5
EVAPORATORS TUBULAR 387
INDEX TO THE PRINCIPAL APPARATUS CALCULATIONS 389
Vaporizers Evaporators and Reboilers 453
Extended Surfaces 512
KJCTENDED SURFACES 530
Cooling Towers 563
Batch and Unsteady State Processes 624
Furnace Calculations 674

Gases 190
Streamline Flow and Free Convection 201
Calculations for Process Conditions 221
Condensation of Single Vapors 252
CONDENSERS TUBULAR 274
Condensation of Mixed Vapors 313
Evaporation 375
RADIANT HEATERS 702
Additional Applications 716
The Control of Temperature and Related Process Variables 765
APPENDIX OK CALCULATION DATA 791
AUTHOR INDEX 847
SUBJECT INDEX 851
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FURNACES AND TEMPERATURE 9
DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS 35
MANIPULATION OF DATA 91
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Introduction

Fluid Properties and Basic Equations

Piping Systems I

Piping Systems II

Selected Topics in Fluid Mechanics

Pumps and Piping Systems

Double Pipe Heat Exchangers

Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

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Thermal systems play an increasingly symbiotic role alongside mechanical systems in
varied applications spanning materials processing, energy conversion, pollution,
aerospace, and automobiles. Responding to the need for a flexible, yet systematic
approach to designing thermal systems across such diverse fields, Design and
Optimization of Thermal Systems, Second Edition provides hands-on guidance
needed to solve practical and progressively complex design problems.
This bookoffers a thorough examination of basic concepts and procedures for
conceptual design, formulation, modeling, simulation, feasible design, and
optimization. The chapters encompass traditional as well as emerging techniques,
featuring timely and compelling examples to demonstrate the range of potential
problems and available solutions that readers may apply to their own needs.
Maintaining its emphasis on mathematical modeling and simulation techniques, this
revised edition offers extended coverage on manufacturability, material selection, and
sensitivity. It includes new material on genetic and gradient search methods and
highlights significant trends such as knowledge-based design methodology. This
edition also updates and enhances its coverage of important economic, safety, security,
and environmental aspects and considerations.
Contents
1 Introduction 1
11 ENGINEERING DESIGN 2
112 SYNTHESIS FOR DESIGN 6
113 SELECTION VERSUS DESIGN 7
12 DESIGN AS PART OF ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE 9
122 EVALUATION AND MARKET ANALYSIS 10
123 FEASIBILITY AND CHANCES OF SUCCESS 12
124 ENGINEERING DESIGN 14
642 PRESENT WORTH OF UNIFORM SERIES OF AMOUNTS 397
643 CONTINUOUS COMPOUNDING IN A SERIES OF AMOUNTS 399
644 CHANGING AMOUNTS IN SERIES OF PAYMENTS 400
645 SHIFT IN TIME 402
646 DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES 403
65 RAISING CAPITAL 405
651 BONDS 406
652 STOCKS 408

125 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 15
126 NEED FOR OPTIMIZATION 16
127 FABRICATION TESTING AND PRODUCTION 18
13 THERMAL SYSTEMS 19
132 ANALYSIS 22
133 TYPES AND EXAMPLES 25
14 OUTLINE AND SCOPE OF THE BOOK 40
15 SUMMARY 43
REFERENCES 44
2 Basic Considerations in Design 47
212 GIVEN QUANTITIES 50
213 DESIGN VARIABLES 51
214 CONSTRAINTS OR LIMITATIONS 53
215 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS 55
22 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN 58
222 SELECTION FROM AVAILABLE CONCEPTS 62
223 MODIFICATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF EXISTING SYSTEMS 64
23 STEPS IN THE DESIGN PROCESS 70
231 PHYSICAL SYSTEM 72
232 MODELING 75
233 SIMULATION 76
ACCEPTABLE DESIGN 81
235 OPTIMAL DESIGN 83
236 SAFETY FEATURES AUTOMATION AND CONTROL 86
237 COMMUNICATING THE DESIGN 90
238 PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS 92
24 COMPUTERAIDED DESIGN 97
242 COMPUTERAIDED DESIGNS OF THERMAL SYSTEMS 98
25 MATERIAL SELECTION 104
252 MATERIAL PROPERTIES AND CHARACTERISTICS FOR THERMAL SYSTEMS 108
253 SELECTION AND SUBSTITUTION OF MATERIALS 110
26 SUMMARY 113
REFERENCES 115
PROBLEMS 116
3 Modeling of Thermal Systems 125
32 TYPES OF MODELS 128
321 ANALOG MODELS 129
322 MATHEMATICAL MODELS 130
324 NUMERICAL MODELS 131
325 INTERACTION BETWEEN MODELS 133
33 MATHEMATICAL MODELING 134
332 FINAL MODEL AND VALIDATION 160
34 PHYSICAL MODELING AND DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS 165
341 DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS 166
342 MODELING AND SIMILITUDE 176
343 OVERALL PHYSICAL MODEL 180
351 EXACT FIT 181
352 BEST FIT 183
36 SUMMARY 194
REFERENCES 196
PROBLEMS 197
4 Numerical Modeling and Simulation 207
41 NUMERICAL MODELING 208
412 DEVELOPMENT OF A NUMERICAL MODEL 210
413 AVAILABLE SOFTWARE 211
42 SOLUTION PROCEDURES 212
421 LINEAR ALGEBRAIC SYSTEM 213
422 NONLINEAR ALGEBRAIC SYSTEM 220
423 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 227
424 PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 238
43 NUMERICAL MODEL FOR A SYSTEM 247
431 MODELING OF INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS 248
432 MERGING OF DIFFERENT MODELS 251
433 ACCURACY AND VALIDATION 252
44 SYSTEM SIMULATION 253
441 IMPORTANCE OF SIMLUATION 254
442 DIFFERENT CLASSES 256
443 FLOW OF INFORMATION 259
45 METHODS FOR NUMERICAL SIMULATION 264
452 DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF LUMPED SYSTEMS 272
453 DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 278
454 SIMULATION OF LARGE SYSTEMS 282
455 NUMERICAL SIMULATION VERSUS REAL SYSTEM 283
46 SUMMARY 284
REFERENCES 285
PROBLEMS 286
A Synthesis of Different Design Steps 299
52 INITIAL DESIGN 300
53 DESIGN STRATEGIES 309
533 ITERATIVE REDESIGN PROCEDURE 317
54 DESIGN OF SYSTEMS FROM DIFFERENT APPLICATION AREAS 322
541 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES 323
542 COOLING OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 329
543 ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS 336
544 HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT 342
545 FLUID FLOW SYSTEMS 350
546 OTHER AREAS 361
55 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR LARGE PRACTICAL SYSTEMS 362
56 SUMMARY 373
REFERENCES 374
PROBLEMS 375
6 Economic Considerations 383
62 CALCULATION OF INTEREST 385
623 CONTINUOUS COMPOUNDING 387
624 EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE 388
63 WORTH OF MONEY AS A FUNCTION OF TIME 390
632 FUTURE WORTH 391
633 INFLATION 393
64 SERIES OF PAYMENTS 396
661 INCLUSION OF TAXES
40
9
662 DEPRECATION
41
0
67 ECONOMIC FACTOR IN DESIGN
41
3
672 RATE OF RETURN
41
7
68 APPLICATION TO THERMAL SYSTEMS
41
9
69 SUMMARY
42
1
PROBLEMS
42
2
Problem Formulation for Optimization
42
9
712 FINAL OPTIMIZED DESIGN
43
1
72 BASIC CONCEPTS
43
2
722 CONSTRAINTS
43
4
723 OPERATING CONDITIONS VERSUS HARDWARE
43
7
724 MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION
43
8
73 OPTIMIZATION METHODS
44
0
732 SEARCH METHODS
44
1
733 LINEAR AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
44
2
734 GEOMETRIC PROGRAMMING
44
4
74 OPTIMIZATION OF THERMAL SYSTEMS
44
7
742 DIFFERENT APPORACHES
44
8
743 DIFFERENT TYPES OF THERMAL SYSTEMS
44
9
744 EXAMPLES
45
1
745 CONSIDERATION OF THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
45
5
75 PRACTICAL ASPECTS IN OPTIMAL DESIGN
45
7
752 SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
45
9
TRADEOFFS
46
1
754 MULTIOBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION
46
2
755 PART OF OVERALL DESIGN STRATEGY
46
4
756 CHANGE OF CONCEPT OR MODEL
46
5
76 SUMMARY
46
6
REFERENCES
46
7
PROBLEMS
46
8
8 Lagrange Multipliers
47
3
82 THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER METHOD
47
5
822 PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION
47
7
823 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MULTIPLIERS
48
5
83 OPTIMIZATION OF UNCONSTRAINED PROBLEMS
48
6
831 USE OF GRADIENTS FOR OPTIMIZATION
48
7
833 CONVERSION OF CONSTRAINED TO UNCONSTRAINED PROBLEM
48
9
84 OPTIMIZATION OF CONSTRAINED PROBLEMS
49
1
85 APPLICABILITY TO THERMAL SYSTEMS
49
4
852 EXAMPLES
49
5
853 INEQUALITY CONSTRAINTS
49
9
854 SOME PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
50
0
855 COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH
50
1
86 SUMMARY
50
3
REFERENCES
50
4
PROBLEMS
50
5
9 Search Methods
51
1
911 IMPORTANCE OF SEARCH METHODS
51
2
912 TYPES OF APPROACHES
51
3
51
4
92 SINGLEVARIABLE PROBLEM
51
5
921 UNIFORM EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH
51
7
922 DICHOTOMOUS SEARCH
51
9
923 FIBONACCI SEARCH
52
1
924 GOLDEN SECTION AND OTHER METHODS
52
3
925 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT ELIMINATION METHODS
52
4
93 UNCONSTRAINED SEARCH WITHIN MULTIPLE VARIABLES
52
7
931 LATTICE SEARCH
52
9
932 UNIVARIATE SEARCH
53
0
933 STEEPEST ASCENTDESCENT METHOD
53
2
94 MULTIVARIABLE CONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION
53
7
942 SEARCH ALONG A CONSTRAINT
54
2
95 EXAMPLES OF THERMAL SYSTEMS
54
7
96 SUMMARY
55
1
REFERENCES
55
3
PROBLEMS
55
4
10 Geometric Linear and Dynamic Programming and Other Methods for
Optimization
55
9
1011 APPLICABILITY
56
0
1012 UNCONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION
56
1
1013 MATHEMATICAL PROOF
57
0
1014 CONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION
57
3
1015 NONZERO DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY
57
8
102 LINEAR PROGRAMMING
57
9
103 DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
58
8
104 OTHER METHODS
59
0
105 SUMMARY
59
1
REFERENCES
59
2
PROBLEMS
59
3
11 KnowledgeBased Design and Additional Considerations
59
9
1111 INTRODUCTION
60
0
1112 BASIC COMPONENTS
60
2
1113 EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
60
7
1114 DESIGN METHODOLOGY
60
9
61
0
112 ADDITIONAL CONSTRAINTS
62
1
113 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
62
3
114 SOURCES OF INFORMATION
62
5
115 AN OVERVIEW OF DESIGN OF THERMAL SYSTEMS
62
8
116 SUMMARY
63
1
REFERENCES
63
2
PROBLEMS
63
3
DESIGN PROJECTS
63
5
Computer Programs
63
9
Material Properties
65
9
Interest Tables
67
9
Heat Transfer Correlations
68
7
Index
69
7
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The exercises in ANSYS Workbench Tutorial Release 12.1 introduce the reader to effective
engineering problem solving through the use of this powerful modeling, simulation and
optimization tool. Topics that are covered include solid modeling, stress analysis,
conduction/convection heat transfer, thermal stress, vibration and buckling. It is designed for
practicing and student engineers alike and is suitable for use with an organized course of
instruction or for self-study.
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Solid Modeling Fundamentals 1-1
13 TUTORIAL 1A EXTRUSION 1-2
14 TUTORIAL 1B REVOLUTION
1-
11
15 TUTORIAL 1C SWEEP
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14
16 SKETCHING
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16
17 SUMMARY
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20
Placed Features Assembly 2-1
23 TUTORIAL 2A ADDING A HOLE TO THE EXTRUSION 2-2
55 TUTORIAL 5C CLEVIS ASSEMBLY 5-18
56 SUMMARY 5-27
57 PROBLEMS 5-28
Wizards Tools 6-1
64 TUTORIAL 6B STATIC LOADINGS BRITTLE MATERIALS 6-12
65 TUTORIAL 6C FATIGUE LOADINGS DUCTILE MATERIALS 6-17
66 SUMMARY 6-23
67 PROBLEMS 6-24

24 TUTORIAL 2B ADDING A ROUND TO THE EXTRUSION 2-6
25 TUTORIAL 2C ADDING A CHAMFER TO THE EXTRUSION 2-8
26 TUTORIAL 2D PATTERNS 2-9
27 TUTORIAL 2E CLEVIS ASSEMBLY
2-
13
28 TUTORIAL 2F ALTERNATE SOLID MODELER
2-
19
29 SUMMARY
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210 PROBLEMS
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33 TUTORIAL 3A PARAMETERS 3-2
34 OTHER CAD SYSTEMS 3-9
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37 TUTORIAL 3C 3D SURFACE MODELS
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38 TUTORIAL 3D LINE BODY MODELS
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39 SUMMARY
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310 PROBLEMS
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44 TUTORIAL 4B PLATE WITH CENTRAL SQUARE HOLE
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45 SUMMARY
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46 PROBLEMS
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54 TUTORIAL 5B BRACKET
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75 THERMAL STRESS I 7-8
77 THERMAL STRESS II 7-19
78 TUTORIAL 7C THERMAL STRESS IN A CYLINDER 7-20
79 SUMMARY 7-25
710 PROBLEMS 7-26
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84 TUTORIAL 8B PRESSURE VESSEL 8-13
85 TUTORIAL 8C BRACKET 8-18
86 TUTORIAL 8D LINEBODY MODEL 8-24
87 SUMMARY 8-29
Natural Frequencies Buckling Loads 9-1
94 TUTORIAL 9B NATURAL FREQUENCIES OF A CHIME 9-9
95 TUTORIAL 9C NATURAL FREQUENCIES OF AN ASSEMBLY 9-15
96 BUCKLING LOADS 9-20
98 TUTORIAL 9E BUCKLING OF A PINNEDPINNED COLUMN 9-24
99 TUTORIAL 9F BUCKLING OF A BUILTUP STRUCTURE 9-28
910 SUMMARY 9-32
911 PROBLEMS 9-33
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A comprehensive and rigorous introduction to thermal system design from a contemporary
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Introduction to Thermal System Design Thermodynamics, Modeling, and Design Analysis
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Foreword:- It is surprising that we had to wait so long for a new book that gives a
comprehensive treatment of chlor-alkali manufacturing technology. Technologists are largely
still making do with the classical book edited by Sconce, but that is more than thirty years old.
At the time of its publication, metal anodes were just beginning to appear, and ion-exchange
membrane technology was confined to laboratories. The various encyclopedias of industrial
technology have more up-to-date information, but they are necessarily limited in their scope.
Schmittinger recently provided an excellent shorter treatment of the broad field of chlorine
technology and applications. After discussing electrolysis and the principal types of cell, this,
too, gives rather brief coverage to brine and product processing. It then follows on with
descriptions of the major derivatives and direct uses of chlorine and a discussion of
environmental issues.
The last feature named above has relieved the authors of this work of the obligation to cover
applications in any detail. Instead, they provide a concentrated treatment of all aspects of
technology and handling directly related to the products of electrolysis. It covers the field
from a history of the industry, through the fundamentals of thermodynamics and
electrochemistry, to the treatment and disposal of the waste products of manufacture.
Membrane cells are considered the state of the art, but the book does not ignore mercury
and diaphragm cells. They are considered both from a historical perspective and as examples
of current technology that is still evolving and improving. Dear to the heart of a director of
Euro Chlor, the book also pays special attention to safe handling of the products, the
obligations of Responsible Care, and process safety management.
Other major topics include corrosion, membranes, electrolyzer design, brine preparation and
treatment, and the design and operation of processing facilities. Perhaps uniquely, the book
also includes a chapter on plant commissioning. The coverage of membranes is both
fundamental and applied. The underlying transport processes and practical experience with
existing types of membrane both are covered. The same is true of electrolyzer design. The
book explores the basic electrode processes and the fundamentals of current distribution in
electrolyzers as well as the characteristics of the leading cell designs. The authors have chosen
to treat the critical subject of brine treatment in two separate chapters. The chapter on brine
production and treatment first covers the sources of salt and the techniques used to prepare
brine. It then explains the mechanisms by which brine impurities affect cell performance and
outlines the processes by which they can be removed or controlled. While pointing out the
lack of fundamental science in much of the process, it describes the various unit operations
phenomenologically and discusses methods for sizing equipment and choosing materials of
construction. The chapter on processing and handling of products is similarly comprehensive.
Again, it is good to see that the authors have included a lengthy discussion of safe methods
and facilities for the handling of the products, particularly liquid chlorine. While the discussion
of the various processing steps includes the topic of process control, there is also a separate
chapter on instrumentation which is more hardware-oriented.
Other chapters deal with utility systems, cell room design and arrangement (with an emphasis
on direct current supply), alternative processes for the production of either chlorine or caustic
without the other, the production of hypochlorite, industrial hygiene, and speculations on
future developments in technology. There is an Appendix with selected physical property
data.

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Fundamentals 3
chemical engineering principles required for design of a chlorine plant and examples 12
References 16
Overview of the ChlorAlkali Industry 37
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References 74
References 94
References 125
Facility Design and Product Handling 705
References 762
Plant Commissioning and Support Systems 1013
References 1031
References 1047
References 1062
References 1087
References 1168

References 160
References 210
References 238
References 266
References 303
References 370
Brine Treatment and Cell Operation 387
References 439
References 464
References 696
References 1216
General Precomrnissioning 1226
References 1293
Corrosion 1295
References 1347
References 1396
Environmental Safety and Industrial Hygiene 1401
References 1459
References 1487
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November 1, 2005 by CRC Press
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