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Chemical process engineering FAQ Index

FAQ Index

Chemical engineering
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
Informative articles freely available online   faq798-1547 mbeychok 4 Jun 09 3.8 / 4
 

Choked mass flow rate of gases
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
Mass flow rate of a gas through an orifice during choked conditions  faq798-1196 mbeychok 16 Jul 08 7.6 / 19
 

Cooling towers
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How to calculate cycles, blowdown, evaporation, makeup  faq798-1152 mbeychok 22 Nov 06 7.5 / 30
 

Vapor-liquid separator drum
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
Design of a vapor-liquid separator drum (or knockout pot, or flash drum, or compressor suction drum)  faq798-1153 mbeychok 16 Jul 08 7.6 / 38
 

Chemical engineering

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4 Jun 09
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3.8 / 4
 

Choked mass flow rate of gases

Title :
Author :
Date :
16 Jul 08
Rating/# :
7.6 / 19
 

Cooling towers

Title :
Author :
Date :
22 Nov 06
Rating/# :
7.5 / 30
 

Vapor-liquid separator drum

Title :
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Date :
16 Jul 08
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7.6 / 38
 

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