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Best Chemical Engineering Books for Gate:

 GATE Tutor 2016 - Chemical Engineering Book

 Objective Type Questions and Answers in Chemical Engineering
 Gate Paper Chemical Engineering 2016: Solved Papers
BEST REFERENCE BOOKS:

Thermodynamics

 Book Name: A Textbook of Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics,

Author's Name: K V Narayanan
 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics- YVC Rao
Fluid Mechanics

 Book Name: Fluid Mechanics in SI Units, by Yunus Cengel and John Cimbala
Heat & Mass Transfer

 Book Name:
 Heat and Mass Transfer, Author's Name: P K Nag
 Principles of Mass Transfer and Separation Process- Binay Kumar Dutta
Chemical Reaction Engineering

 Book Name:
 Chemical Reaction Engineering, (WSE), Author's Name: Octave
Levenspiel (highly recommended, mentioned at least 5 times)
 Elements of Chemical reaction engineering- H. Scott fogler pdf
Plant Design & Economics

 Book Name: Plant Design and Economics for Chemical Engineers, Author's
Name: Max Peters, Ronald West, Timmerhaus (must have)
Chemical Engineering Design

 Book Name: Chemical Engineering Design- Coulson & Richardson

Instrumentation & Process Control

 Book Name: Process Systems Analysis and Control, Author's Name: LeBlanc
Coughanowr
 Chemical Process Control- George Stephanopoulos
Process Calculation

 Book Name: Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical engineering-

David M. Himmenblau

BY ANOTHER QUORA PERSON

1.) Chemical Engineering for GATE -Ram Prassad

2.) Arihant's Chapter-wise Previous Solved Paper: Chemical Engg

One more book I followed for objective type questions was the book by O P Gupta
(Although not as much as the previous two).

For text books I used

1.) Mass- BK Dutta

2.) Heat-BK Dutta

3.) Fluid- NPTEL video lectures by Dr V. Shankar

4.) Thermo- Smith Vennes

5.) Process Control- Stephanopoulos

6.) Chemical Rxn Engg- Levenspie

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