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Edited By
AlanG Jones
Description
Crystallization Process Systems gives a clear, concise, balanced and up to date presentation of crystallization and solid-liquid separation
of the crystalline product. The information is presented in a coherent, concise and logical sequence based on the fundamentals of particulate
crystallization processes as systems.
By emphasising the analysis, design and operation of particulate crystallization processes
as systems, the reader will be able to make a better judgement about the best, cheapest and most effective production method to use.
Crystallization Process Systems gives a wider view and an overview of the subject of crystallization as a whole. It provides an ideal
lead-in to more specialized works such as Crystallization and Solid-Liquid Separation - also published by BH.
Audience
Chemical engineers, process and industrial chemists; Undergraduates studying crystallography or particulate systems; PhD students in industrial crystallization or other solids processes.
Contents
Particulate Crystal Characteristics; Fluid-particle Transport Processes; Crystallization Principles and Techniques; Crystal Formation
Processes; Crystallizer Design and Operation; Solid-Liquid Separation Processes; Design of Crystallization Process Systems
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Hardbound, 341 pages, publication date: APR-2002
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-5520-0
ISBN-10: 0-7506-5520-8
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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