Real-world modeling of distillation

Article Abstract:

This article describes advances due to computers that are helping the chemical industry use mathematical models to predict reactions during production. Specifically, this article describes various mathematical equations collectively called MESH. M stands for material balances. E stands for equilibrium relationship. S stands for summation equations. H stands for heat or enthalpy balances.

Usage, Mathematical models

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Ask the experts. Batch processing

Article Abstract:

The author provide advice for chemical engineers looking for a safe way to scale up production of chemicals from the lab to the plant. The advice is based upon personal history.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Chemical Engineers

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Selecting in-process particle-size analyzers

Article Abstract:

Advice is offered in order to select the optimum particle-size analyzer used to manufacture chemicals.

Chemical engineering

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