Cheremisinoff N.P. Handbook of Chemical Processing Equipment
2000. - 535 с. The Handbook of Chemical Processing Equipment has
been written as a basic reference for process engineers. It
provides practical information on the working principles and
engineering basis for major equipment commonly used throughout the
chemical processing and allied industries. Although written largely
with the chemical engineer in mind, the book's contents are general
enough, with sufficient background and principles described, that
other manufacturing and process engineers will find it useful
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