Adiabatic Fixed-bed Reactors, 1st Edition
Author: Jonathan Worstell
Publisher: Elsevier
Publication year: 2014
Extent: Paperback, 150 pages
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Adiabatic Fixed-bed Reactors covers the fundamentals of fixed-bed reactors, including various types and their physical properties. Applications of each device type are discussed, as well as trouble-shooting Solid-supported Catalysts. This text is ideal for any engineer who is new to working with fixed-bed reactors and needs to know the basics quickly and easily.
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