Gas processing book ??

[Emz80s]

Could someone till me the most interesting gas processing book ever
I read alot of books but I get boring quickly

Need help

 

[pierreick]

HI,
seek for GPSA

Pierre

 

[MortenA]

@emz80s - well dont become a stand-up comedian then ;-)

Anyway, JM Campbell has some courses that are supposedly good and i know the books and they are good (but i dont think you can get them without the course):

http://www.jmcampbell.com/

Best regards, Morten

--- Best regards, Morten Andersen

 

[horacio Torres]

GPSA Book

Horacio

https://www.linkedin.com/company/lagotuy/

 

[pierreick]

Hi,
To add to my previous reply , consider the link attached :

http://www.jmcampbell.com/tip-of-th...e-isothermal-and-isobaric-retrograde-regions/

Every month you got article to read .
Pierre

 

[Emz80s]

Thx all

 

[georgeverghese]

Gas Purification
Authors : Kohl and Reisenfeldt

 

[pierreick]

HI,
Gas treating -Absorption Theory and Practice by DAG A.EIMER

Pierre

 

[shvet]

Sam Mannan "Lee's Loss Prevention"
Trevor Kletz "What Went Wrong"
AIChE "Code of Ethics" and relevant review cases by NSPE

 

[stephaniesmith]

GPSA Book is pure gold! You guys should definitely read this one, it's very interesting and useful. Or, at least read some summary of that book, it's a pity to not read such a great book. I have noticed that reading summaries is pretty nice. You read the most important stuff and save a lot of time. I have recently read the inheritance of loss on

https://freebooksummary.com/category/the-inheritance-of-loss

and I can say that I have read a lot of useful information here. Maybe it can work for you too.