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Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical Engineering – Himmelblau – Book Review

Last updated October 27, 2020

Himmelblau

Prentice Hall published Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical Engineering. David M. Himmelblau and James B. Riggs are the authors of this book. We will see the review of the 7th edition of this. Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical Engineering is divided into 5 parts namely, 1. Introduction 2. Material Balances 3. Gases, Vapors, Liquids and Solids 4. Energy … [Read more...]

Improving Boiler Efficiency

Last updated October 29, 2016

Boiler Efficiency

Boilers are a part of Chemical Process Industry which is used to produce steam for Process applications and as well as power generation. There are various causes for poor boiler efficiency is depicted below in the Cause & Effect diagram Let us see them in detail. Continuous and Intermittent Blow down Boiler produces steam from the water in a continuous manner. But … [Read more...]

Career in Chemical Process Design Companies

Last updated April 3, 2017

Chemical Process Design

Chemical Process Design Companies play a vital role in bringing up new chemical industries and also provides solutions for retrofitting the old ones to increase the production level. This article helps fresh Chemical Engineers to provide an idea about various Chemical Design Companies and their services, Chemical Engineers job profile and skill set needed to achieve … [Read more...]

Centrifugal Pump Efficiency Calculation

Last updated October 27, 2016

Centrifugal pump efficiency is the ratio of Hydraulic power delivered by the pump to the brake horsepower supplied to the pump. Hydraulic Power (Power Output from Pump): Centrifugal Pump consumes energy to develop the discharge pressure and to deliver flow. Therefore Hydraulic Horsepower of the Pump depends on these two parameters. Power Output from Pump = (P2 – P1) * … [Read more...]

Chemical Engineering Magazine – Review

Last updated October 27, 2020

Chemical Engineering Magazine

Chemical Engineering Magazine is written by engineers for engineers in Chemical Process Industry. It is published since 1902 by Access Intelligence. Chemical Engineering Magazine has got attractive things inside it which will be liked by all Chemical Engineers. Let’s have a look now! Chemenator is the column where recent research and developments in Chemical Engineering and … [Read more...]

Preparing Chemical Plant Operating Manual

Last updated October 25, 2016

Chemical Plant Manual

Chemical Plant Operating Manual is a guide for all the engineers who is involved in successfully operating the chemical plant. It is a responsibility of a process engineer working in Process Design field to bring out the better manual which helps the operating team in start up, shutdown, troubleshooting and optimization of chemical plant. Here is guidance for preparing a better … [Read more...]

Still Going Wrong – Trevor Kletz – Book Review

Last updated October 27, 2020

Still Going Wrong

Gulf Professional Publishing released the book by Trevor Kletz called Still Going Wrong. The book deals with the Case histories of process plant disasters and how they could have been avoided. About Trevor Kletz: Trevor Kletz (1922-2013) is the author of Still Going Wrong. He was also the author of the book what went wrong? Kletz is a graduate in Chemistry. He joined ICI as a … [Read more...]

Reciprocating Compressor Trips and Safety Aspects

Last updated October 23, 2016

Reciprocating compressors

Chemical Process Industries widely employs reciprocating compressor in Various applications and hence it is important to have a better trip and safety system to protect the men and machinery in case of any abnormality. Let us see them in this article in detail. Reciprocating compressor Trips High Suction Temperature Due to cooling water failure to inter coolers, valve … [Read more...]

Minimum Thermal Flow in Centrifugal Pumps

Last updated October 23, 2016

Minimum Thermal Flow in Pumps

What is Minimum Thermal Flow in Centrifugal Pumps? Minimum Thermal Flow in Centrifugal Pump is defined as, “The lowest flow at which the pump can operate without its operation being impaired by the temperature rise o f the pumped liquid” The temperature of the liquid in the pump casing is to be kept below the saturation temperature of the liquid.  The overheating of the … [Read more...]

Cooling Tower Components

Last updated March 15, 2017

Cooling Tower Fills

The major cooling tower components include Cold Water Basin, Cooling Tower Structure, Fills, Drift eliminators, Cooling Tower Fans, Water Distribution Piping’s, Fan Deck & Fan cylinder, Cooling Tower Louvers, Gearbox, Driveshafts & Mechanical Equipment Support, Valves, Nozzles and Electrical & Instrumentation systems. Let us see them in detail. Fills: Cooling … [Read more...]

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