Chemical Engineering Books 2

[consul]

Dear everyone,<br><br>I am a chemical engineering professor and I am at present gathering list of required texts and recommended references for several chemical engineering courses such as the following:<br><br>1. ChE Thermodynamics <br>2. Reaction Kinetics&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>3. Biochemical Engineering<br>4. Physical Chemistry<br>5. Separation Processes<br><br>and many more. <br><br>Any suggestions?<br> <p>Allan S. Hugo<br><a href=mailto: allanh@engineer.com> allanh@engineer.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.geocities.com/che_comp/index.html>Computer

Applications in Chemical Engineering</a><br>For info: checomp_info@webmailstation.com

 

[Ari]

Hi,<br><br>I've used the following books:<br>- thermo: Smith, Van Ness, Introduction to Chem. Eng. Thermo., McGraw-Hill<br>- reaction kinetics: Fogler, Elements of Chem. Reaction Eng., Prentice-Hall<br>- separ. processes: Treybal, Mass Transfer Operations, McGraw-Hill; Foust et al., Principles of Unit Operations, Wiley; Geankoplis, Transport Processes and Unit Operations, Prentice-Hall<br> <p>Ari Constancio, Chem. Eng.<br><a href=mailto:ari.constancio@netc.pt>ari.constancio@netc.pt</a><br><a href=

http://www.terravista.pt/ancora/1588>Links

de Engenharia Química (in portuguese)</a><br>

 

[Serendip]

Thermodynamics: <br>Robert C. Reid, John M.Prausnitz, Bruce E. Poling<br>The Properties of Gases and Liquids<br>McGraw-Hill

 

[consul]

Hey, <br><br>Thanks to Ari and serendip. Some more inputs guys?<br>I am now in the stage of summarizing all my findings.<br><br>As of the moment, I have already created a site that will encompass or list all these books.&nbsp;&nbsp;The main page is at this URL:<br><br><A HREF="

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may click on the book link. <p>Allan S. Hugo<br><a href=mailto: allanh@engineer.com> allanh@engineer.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.geocities.com/che_comp/index.html>Computer

Applications in Chemical Engineering</a><br>For info: checomp_info@webmailstation.com

 

[Barquisimetano]

I aggre about all the book recomended before. I would like to include the book of E. J Henley / J. D. Seader Equilibrium stage separation operation in Chemical Process and the book of C. J. King Separation Process.

 

[kaypeegee]

On this side of the pond much of the standard chemical engineering course is covered by Coulson & Richardson's Chemical Engineering vols 1-6 (vols 4&5 are q&a).<br><br>I also found Levenspiels Chemical Recation Engineering particularly useful.<br><br>kaypeegee<br>UK

 

[consul]

Hi! I appreciate the recent suggestions coming from Barquisimetano and kaypeegee.<br><br>These suggestions will be included in my list in the next update of the URL:<br><br><A HREF="

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more? How about in the field of polymer science, analytical chemistry and waste management?<br><br>More bright ideas?<br><br>Sincerely,<br><br> <p>Allan S. Hugo<br><a href=mailto: allanh@engineer.com> allanh@engineer.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.geocities.com/che_comp/index.html>Computer

Applications in Chemical Engineering</a><br>For info: checomp_info@webmailstation.com

 

[Ari]

Hi,<br><br>For analytical chemistry, I've used:<br>Skoog, West, Holler, &quot;Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry&quot;, Saunders College Publishing<br><br>For polymers, I used:<br>Billmeyer, &quot;Textbook of Polymer Science&quot;, Wiley <p>Ari Constancio, Chem. Eng.<br><a href=mailto:ari.constancio@netc.pt>ari.constancio@netc.pt</a><br><a href=

http://www.terravista.pt/ancora/1588>Links

de Engenharia Química (in portuguese)</a><br>

 

[consul]

I have also compiled other chemical engineering fluid mechanics books at this URL:

http://www.geocities.com/che_comp/book/chefluid.html

Allan S. Hugo

http://www.geocities.com/che_comp/index.html

 

[saxon]

The texts I used were either from Mcgraw Hill, Prentice Hall, J Wiley, Ohio State University Press, TAMU Press, etc, and various publications from assorted maufacturers. But the one that helped me the most was, &quot;Applied Thermodynamics&quot;, T.D. Eastop & A.McConkey, Longman Inc. New York.

Hope this helps.

 

[kbander]

Following are the ones I use:


Thermo:

Smith and Van Ness (Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics)

Van Wylen and Sonntag (Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamics)

Modell and Reid (Thermodynamics and its Applications)

Henley and Seaders book &quot;Equilibrium Stage Separation Operations in Chemical Engineering&quot; has a good section on applying equations of state.

Edminster (Applied Hydrocarbon Thermodynamics Vol 1 and 2)


Reaction Kinetics:

Levenspiel (Chemical Reaction Engineering)

Smith (Chemical Engineering Kinetics)


Physical Chemistry:

Castellan (Physical Chemistry)


Separation Processes:

Schweitzer (Handbook of Separation Techniques for Chemical Engineers)

Treybal (Mass Transfer Operations)

Holland (Fundamentals of Multicomponent Distillation)

Kister (Distillation Design)



Catalysis:

Satterfield (Heterogenous Catalysis)

Gates, Katzer, Shuit (Chemistry of Catalytic Processes)



Regards,


Bob