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What are some good books on learning distillation?

2008-11-04View Original

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I want to learn all the knowledge related to distillation in a systematic way. There are many books on distillation available online; I’m not sure which one is the best and most authoritative The books can cover topics such as the selection of thermodynamic methods and the components used in equipment; the more comprehensive they are, the better. It’s not necessary to use just one book – several books can be used as well. The goal is to study distillation systematically in order to master this field of knowledge thoroughly in the future. Thank you all, experts; really grateful!
Reply #22008-11-04
I think \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" is quite good; it provides quite detailed explanations on distillation, which can serve as a reference
Reply #32008-11-04
Modern tower packing. . I’ve read Wang Shuying’s work; it covers everything related to the packing used in distillation in great detail. . There are many others, and it’s quite varied :L I suggest reading more books published by Tianjin University; its work in distillation is extremely renowned. . Hehe. .
Reply #42008-11-04
The section on \"liquid distillation\" in \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" is explained in great detail! :lol
Reply #52008-11-04
I think in terms of design, it would be better to consider the vapor-liquid equilibrium
Reply #62008-11-04
\"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" is the theoretical foundation; you should read it if you can. Regarding operations, it is recommended that you obtain a book titled \"Q&A on Distillation Operation Knowledge\" from the \"Standard Sharing Network\". :)
Reply #72008-11-10
According to your needs. If it is chemical processing, knowledge of chemical principles is sufficient. If it’s about design, professional distillation books are needed. For example: Principles and Design of Distillation Control. I hope this helps you.

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