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Separation process principles / J.D. Seader and Ernest J. Henley.

By: Seader, J. D.
Contributor(s): Henley, Ernest J.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: New York : Wiley, c1998Description: xxvi, 886 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. + hbk.ISBN: 0471586269.Subject(s): Separation (Technology)DDC classification: 660.2842
Contents:
Separation processes -- Thermodynamics of separation operations -- Mass transfer and diffusion -- Single equilibrium stages and flash calculations -- Cascades -- Absorption and stripping of dilute mixtures -- Distillation of binary mixtures -- Liquid-liquid extraction with ternary systems -- Approximate methods for multicomponent, multistage separations -- Equilibrium-based methods for multicomponent absorption, stripping, distillation and extraction -- Enhanced distillation and supercritical extraction -- Rate-based models for distillation -- Batch distillation -- Membrane separations -- Adsorption, ion exchange and chromatography.
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The Seader and Henley textbook is similar in its approach to that used to teach chemical reaction engineering, which typically covers reactor design based on material balances, energy balances, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, mass transfer, physical and chemical equilibrium, and reaction kinetics. Seader and Henley stress the viewpoint of unifying the rate-based approach and the equilibrium-based approach in a course that systematically proceeds through the separation operations after initial chapters on the fundamentals of diffusion and mass transfer (Ch.3) and on physical equilibrium (Ch. 2). This text is a major expansion of the successful 1981 Henley/Seader text, Equilibrium Stage Separation Operations in Chemical Engineering.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Separation processes -- Thermodynamics of separation operations -- Mass transfer and diffusion -- Single equilibrium stages and flash calculations -- Cascades -- Absorption and stripping of dilute mixtures -- Distillation of binary mixtures -- Liquid-liquid extraction with ternary systems -- Approximate methods for multicomponent, multistage separations -- Equilibrium-based methods for multicomponent absorption, stripping, distillation and extraction -- Enhanced distillation and supercritical extraction -- Rate-based models for distillation -- Batch distillation -- Membrane separations -- Adsorption, ion exchange and chromatography.

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CHOICE Review

Seader and Henley offer "almost everything there is to know" about separation processes, and their book is the most definitive work on this subject to date. It is an exceedingly thorough revision of the earlier Equilibrium-Stage Separation Operations in Chemical Engineering (1981), and includes 15 chapters covering the fundamentals of diffusional and stage-wise processes as well as applications to absorption, distillation (binary and multicomponent, equilibrium and rate based models, enhanced and supercritical applications, etc.), extraction, membrane separations, adsorption, ion exchange, and chromatography. The book is directed toward the undergraduate chemical engineering student but contains advanced material appropriate for graduate students as well. The text is thorough, well written, and covers details of both qualitative and quantitative aspects of the topics, with effective use of appropriate equations, figures, tables, etc. An extensive list of references as well as numerous exercises are presented at the end of each chapter, as well as numerous examples within the chapters. The authors are eminently qualified to write on these topics, and their book is highly recommended for upper-division undergraduates through professionals. R. Darby; Texas A&M University

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