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Joshi's process equipment design
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Bengaluru: Trinity Press, 2017. Edition: 5th edDescription: xxiii,535p.;21cmsISBN: 9789351380191Subject(s): Chemical engineering -- Equipment and supplies | Equipment in chemical process industry | Software out designDDC classification: 660.283 M34, 5
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| 660.283 C65.2, 4 Ludwig's applied process design for chemical and petrochemical plants | 660.283 F76, 3:1 Chemical reactor analysis and design | 660.283 H56, 8 Basic principles and calculations in chemical engineering | 660.283 M34, 5:2 Joshi's process equipment design | 660.283 W47, 2 Chemical reactor design and operation | 660.2832 F64, 4:8 Elements of chemical reaction engineering | 660.284 D37, 3 :4 Chemical engineering fluid mechanics |
This book has been designed for Chemical Engineering students to introduce them to mechanical design of commonly used process equipment in Chemical Process industry. Though many softwares are in the market to carry out design , an insight to various aspects of design is still important to avoid "black box" approach.