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Contents

              LIST OF EXAMPLES  ix                               CHAPTER  5  TRANSFER  OF SOLIDS  69

              PREFACE  xi                                        5.1.  Slurry Transport  69
                                                                 5.2.  Pneumatic Conveying  71
              RULES OF THUMB: SUMMARY  xiii                          Equipment  72
                                                                     Operating Conditions  73
                                                                     Power Consumption and Pressure Drop  74
                                                                 5.3.  Mechanical Conveyors and Elevators  76
              CHAPTER  1  INTRODUCTION  1
                                                                     Properties of Materials Handled  76
              1.1.  Process Design  1                                Screw Conveyors  76
              1.2.  Equipment  I                                     Belt Conveyors  76
                  Vendors' Questionnaires  1                         Bucket Elevators and Carriers  78
                  Specification Forms  1                             Continuous Flow Conveyor Elevators  82
              1.3.  Categories of Engineering Practice  1        5.4.  Solids Feeders  83
              1.4.  Sources of Information for Process Design  2     References  88
              1.5.  Codes, Standards, and Recommended Practices  2
              1.6.  Material and Energy Balances  3
              1.7.  Econornic Balance  4                         CHAPTER  6  FLOW  OF FLUIDS  91
              1.8.  Safety Factors  6
              1.9.  Safety of  Plant and Environment  7          6.1.  Properties and Units  91
              1.10. Steam and Power Supply  9                    6.2.  Energy Balance of a Flowing Fluid  92
              1.11. Design Basis  12                             6.3.  Liquids  94
                                                                     Fittings and Valves  95
                  Utilities  12
              1.12. Laboratory and Pilot Plant Work  12              Orifices  95
                  References  15                                     Power Requirements  98
                                                                 6.4.  Pipeline Networks  98
                                                                 6.5.  Optimum Pipe Diameter  100
                                                                 6.6.  Non-Newtonian Liquids  100
              CHAPTER  2  FLOWSHEETS  19
                                                                     Viscosity Behavior  100
              2.1.  Block Flowsheets  19                             Pipeline Design  106
              2.2.  Process Flowsheets  19                       6.7.  Gases  109
              2.3.  Mechanical (P&I) Flowsheets  14'                 Isentropic Flow  109
              2.4.  Utility Flowsheets  19                           Isothermal Flow in Uniform Ducts  110
              2.5.  Drawing of  Flowsheets  20                       Adiabatic Flow  110
                  References  31                                     Nonideal Gases  11 2
                  Appenldix 2.1  Descriptions of  Example Process   6.8.  Liquid-Gas Flow in Pipelines  111
                   Flowsheets  33                                    Homogeneous Model  113
                                                                     Separated Flow Models  114
                                                                     Other Aspects  114
             CHAPTER  3  PROCESS  CONTROL  39                    6.9.  Granular and Packed Beds  117
                                                                     Single Phase Fluids  117
             3.1.  Feedback Control  39                              Two-Phase Flow  118
                 SYnlbOl5  39                                    6.10. Gas-Solid  Transfer  119
                 Cascade (Reset) Control  42                         Choking Velocity  119
             3.2.  Individual Process Variables  42                  Pressure Drop  119
                 Temperature  42                                 6.11. Fluidization of Beds of  Particles with Gases  120
                 Pressure  42                                        Characteristics of Fluidization  123
                 Level of Liquid  43                                 Sizing Equipment  123
                 Flow Rate  43                                       References  127
                 Flow of Solids  43
                 Flow Ratio  43
                 Composition  43                                 CHAPTER  7  FLUID  TRANSPORT  EQUIPMENT  129
             3.5.  Equipment Control  43
                 Heat Transfer Equipment  44                     7.1.  Piping  129
                 Distillation Equipment  47                          Valves  129
                 Liquid-Liquid  Extraction Towers  50                Control Valves  129
                 Chemical Reactors  53                           7.2.  PumpTheory  131
                 Liquid Pumps  55                                    Basic Relations  131
                 Solids Feeders  55                                  Pumping Systems  133
                 Compressors  55                                 7.3.  Pump Characteristics  134
                 References  60                                  7.4.  Criteria for Selection of Pumps  140
                                                                 7.5.  Equipment for Gas Transport  143
                                                                     Fans  143
             CHAPTER  4  DRIVERS FOR  MOVING                         Compressors  145
             EQUIPMENT  61                                           Centrifugals  145
                                                                     Axial Flow Compressors  146
             4.1.  Motors  61                                        Reciprocating Compressors  146
                 Induction  63                                       Rotary Compressors  149
                 Synchronous  61                                 7.6.  Theory and Calculations of  Gas Compression  153
                 Direct Current  61                                  Dimensionless Groups  153
             4.2.  Steam 'Turbines and Gas Expanders  62             Ideal Gases  153
             4.3.  Combuetion Gas Turbines and Engines  65           Real Processes and Gases  156
                 References  68                                      Work on Nonideal Gases  156
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