ترکیب V2: تئوری و عمل

Mixing: Theory and Practice, Volume II provides a complete and practical summary of mixing or the movement of fluids in conduits and vessels of laboratory and industrial processing equipment. The book is a compilation of papers that focuses on the theory and practice of mixing. Chapters in this volume are devoted to the discussion of mass transfer in two-phase systems; the effects of mixing on chemical reactions; the mixing of highly viscous materials; the suspension of particles in liquids; the mixing of dry solid particles; and the mechanical design of impeller-type mixers. Chemical engineers and chemists will find the book a good reference material. Content: Contributors to This Volume , Page ii Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv List of Contributors , Page v Preface , Pages vii-viii , VINCENT W. UHL, JOSEPH B. GRAY Contents of Volume I , Page xi CHAPTER 6 - Mass Transfer , Pages 1-114 , P.H. Calderbank CHAPTER 7 - Mixing and Chemical Reactions , Pages 115-168 , Jon H. Olson, Lawrence E. Stout Jr. CHAPTER 8 - Mixing of High Viscosity Materials , Pages 169-224 , H.F. Irving, R.L. Saxton CHAPTER 9 - Suspension of Solids , Pages 225-261 , Emerson J. Lyons CHAPTER 10 - Mixing of Solids , Pages 263-286 , Curtis W. Clump CHAPTER 11 - Mechanical Design of Impeller-Type Liquid Mixing Equipment , Pages 287-324 , Richard P. Leedom, Norman H. Parker Author Index , Pages 325-330 Subject Index , Pages 331-340