Plant design and economics for chemical engineers
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Plant design and economics for chemical engineers
（McGraw-Hill chemical engineering series）
McGraw-Hill, c1991
4th ed
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Intended for a higher level chemical engineering design course, this book brings together all the fundamentals and shows how to put them to use in the real world. This highly regarded text is known for its broad coverage of both design and economics, its attention to the details of cost estimating, its inclusion of up-to-date cost data, and its application of economic and design theory to real chemical engineering processes and operations. While retaining the level, scope, and emphasis on practical aspects of design of the previous edition, the fourth edition has been updated to reflect changes in costs and the increased importance of computer usage and safety-environmental considerations.
Table of Contents
Process Design Development. General Design Considerations. Computer-Aided Design. Cost and Asset Accounting. Cost Estimation. Interest and Investment Costs. Taxes and Insurance. Depreciation. Profitability, Alternative Investments, and Replacements. Optimum Design and Design Strategy. Materials Selection and Equipment Fabrication. The Design Report. Materials Transfer, Handling, and Treatment Equipment -- Design and Costs. Heat Transfer Equipment -- Design and Costs. Mass-Transfer and Reactor Equipment -- Design and Costs. Statistical Analysis in Design.
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