Industrial Chemical Process Analysis and Design
- 1st Edition - July 2, 2016
- Author: Mariano Martín Martín
- Language: English
Industrial Chemical Process Analysis and Design uses chemical engineering principles to explain the transformation of basic raw materials into major chemical products. The book… Read more
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Description
Description
Industrial Chemical Process Analysis and Design uses chemical engineering principles to explain the transformation of basic raw materials into major chemical products. The book discusses traditional processes to create products like nitric acid, sulphuric acid, ammonia, and methanol, as well as more novel products like bioethanol and biodiesel.
Historical perspectives show how current chemical processes have developed over years or even decades to improve their yields, from the discovery of the chemical reaction or physico-chemical principle to the industrial process needed to yield commercial quantities. Starting with an introduction to process design, optimization, and safety, Martin then provides stand-alone chapters—in a case study fashion—for commercially important chemical production processes. Computational software tools like MATLAB®, Excel, and Chemcad are used throughout to aid process analysis.
Key features
Key features
- Integrates principles of chemical engineering, unit operations, and chemical reactor engineering to understand process synthesis and analysis
- Combines traditional computation and modern software tools to compare different solutions for the same problem
- Includes historical perspectives and traces the improving efficiencies of commercially important chemical production processes
- Features worked examples and end-of-chapter problems with solutions to show the application of concepts discussed in the text
Readership
Readership
Table of contents
Table of contents
1.- Introduction: Historical view of the evolution of the chemical Industry
2.-Principles of process design
2.1.-Process Engineering
2.2.-Process design principles
2.3.-Flowsheeting
2.4.-Mass and energy balances review
2.5.-Process optimization and control
2.6.-Process safety
2.7.-Sustainability in process design
2.8.-Problems
2.9.-References
3.- Air
3.1.-Introduction
3.2.-Air separation
3.3.-Atmospheric contamination
3.4.-Humid air
3.5.-Problems
3.6.- References
4.-Water
4.1.-Introduction
4.2.-Water as a raw material
4.3.-Water – energy link
4.4.-Problems
4.5.- References
5.-Synthesis gases
5.1.-Introduction. Sources of carbon: Natural gas, Crude oil and Coal
5.2.-Gas production. A) Hydrogen production. B) H2 CO mixtures. C) H2 N2 mixtures. Gasification, reforming, partial oxidation
5.3.-Syn gas purification. CO2 capture, H2S removal, (Claus process). Methanation
5.4.-Synthesis
5.5.-Problems
5.6.- References
6.-Nitric acid
6.1.-Introduction
6.2.-Production
6.3.-Emissions control
6.4.-Problems
6.5.- References
7.- Sulfuric acid
7.1.-Introduction: History of Sulfuric acid
7.2.-Pyrite roasting
7.3.-Sulfuric acid production
7.4.-Problems
7.5.- References
8.-Biomass
8.1.-Biomass types to fuels and energy: Grain, Lignocellulosic biomass, seeds, algae.
8.2.-Biomass processing to sugars, oil and syngas
8.3.-Product purification
8.4.-Power production
8.5.-Problems
8.6.- References
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Published: July 11, 2016
- Language: English
About the author
About the author
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Mariano Martín Martín
Dr. Martín is full Professor of Chemical engineering at the University of Salamanca and member of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Spain. Mariano Martin graduated with honors in the integrated BSc and MSc in Chemical engineering at USAL in 2003. Prof. Martín completed his PhD on the analysis of multiphase reactors and received the Outstanding Thesis award in 2008 also at USAL. He joined Procter & Gamble as a postdoctoral Engineer at their technical center of Newcastle Upon Tyne where he led the last challenge in the laundry business for which he obtained the P&G award for its outstanding contribution to modelling and simulation. He was Fulbright Postdoc at Carnegie Mellon University for almost two years on the systematic design of renewable based processes before accepting the challenge of building a process systems laboratory in the oldest university in Spain. Dr. Martín’s research interests focus on the systematic optimal design of processes and products using renewable based resources towards a more sustainable power, chemical and process industry. Prof Martin has been visiting prof. at CMU (US), Univ. Texas A&M (US), Univ Leeds (UK), Univ Birmingham (UK), Plapiqui (Argentina), Udelar (Uruguay) or Univ Maribor (Slovenia) among others. El Prof. Martín has been included within the 1% Top researchers in chemical engineering in the ranking by Univ. Stanford, he has authored over 200 papers in peer reviewed journals (h=45 SCOPUS), 65 book chapters, 2 monographic books and 3 textbooks for Elsevier, Springer in CRC Press. Prof. Martín has graduated 11 PhD’s and over 60 Master students. He is senior member of the AIChE and executive editor of Chem. Eng. Sci, associate editor of J. Clean Production, LAAR and sits in the editorial board of Com. Chem Eng., Int. J Green Energy, PIOS among others.