Mass Transfer

Mass Transfer A.P. Sinha • Parameswar De PRICE : 450.00  PHI Quick Links   PHI Latest Arrivals PHI e-Books PHI French Academic Series PHI हिन्दीपुस्तकें (Hindi Pustakein) Join PHI's Mailing List follow us on            You may also be interested in Heat Transfer : Principles and Applications – Binay K. Dutta  Introduction to Transport Phenomena : Momentum, Heat and Mass – Bodh Raj  Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics – Pradeep Ahuja  Process Control : Concepts, Dynamics and Applications – S.K. Singh  Chemical Process Equipment : Design and Drawing, Vol. I – Suresh C. Maidargi THE AUTHORS Late A.P. Sinha (PhD) served as Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Burdwan University, West Bengal.. Parameswar De (PhD) is Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Calcutta. THE BOOK This book introduces the fundamental principles of the mass transfer phenomenon and its diverse applications in process industry. It covers the full spectrum of techniques for chemical separations and extraction. Beginning with molecular diffusion in gases, liquids and solids within a single phase, the mechanism of inter-phase mass transfer is explained with the help of several theories. The separation operations are explained comprehensively in two distinct ways—stage-wise contact and continuous differential contact. The primary design requirements of gas–liquid equipment are discussed. The book provides a detailed discussion on all individual gas–liquid, liquid–liquid, solid–gas, and solid–liquid separation processes. The students are also exposed to the underlying principles of the membrane-based separation processes. CONTENTS Preface 1.    Introduction 2.    Diffusion 3.    Mass Transfer Coefficients And Analogy Equations 4.    Interphase Mass Transfer 5.    Methods Of Operation And Computation 6.    Equipment For Gas–Liquid Contact 7.    Gas Absorption 8.    Distillation 9.    Humidification Operations 10.  Liquid–Liquid Extraction 11.  Leaching 12.  Drying 13.  Crystallization 14.  Adsorption And Chromatography 15.  Membrane Separation Index