●●●Could you all recommend some good books on chemical engineering?●●●
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Could you all recommend some good books on chemical engineering? The chemistry taught in school back then was basically aimed at teacher training! There are really too few options in the field of chemical engineering technology! So could you please recommend some good books on photochemical processes, their principles, and related equipment? PDF format would be ideal, thank you! ! :) :)
The original poster is welcome to go to the resource area – there are plenty of them, hehe.
Principles of Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Reaction Engineering
There are plenty of books on principles of chemical engineering, chemical process engineering, chemical reaction engineering, etc.; the key is whether you can truly settle down and study.
Principles of Chemical Engineering, Physical Chemistry, Fundamentals of Equipment, various standards, Chemical Process Design Manuals, Chemical Piping Manuals, Petrochemical Design Manuals – there are so many; take your time to go through them
Handbook of Chemical Products: http://www.brsbox.com/filebox/down/fc/3f069d89827456b37280e8bd984b450e. Basics of Catalysis (3rd Edition): http://www.brsbox.com/filebox/down/fc/cf370fb5df6f3b64b27dc059d7c1dffe. Chemical Engineering Processes: http://www.brsbox.com/filebox/down/fc/fc793bb9db0b99a0ea7095048e32de9d
Principles of Chemical Engineering: http://202.114.150.198/Teach/jpkc/huagongyuanli/61.htm Physical Chemistry: http://202.114.150.198/teach/jpkc/wulihuaxue/web/7-5.htm Subjects such as separation processes, chemical engineering thermodynamics, reaction engineering, and chemical process technology are all very useful; one just needs to study them diligently
The world of books is vast; it’s best to start by reading books on the technologies related to one’s own field of specialization or production, followed by books on the underlying theoretical concepts. One can also consult industry journals and papers presented at conferences.
Principles of Chemical Engineering, Physical Chemistry, Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Chemical Engineering Drawing, Chemical Equipment
I suggest it’s better to buy a few copies in print; with electronic versions, once you start reading you might not want to stop, as it’s too harsh on your eyes. Principles of Chemical Engineering – Tianjin University edition; Chemical Machinery – Shanghai University of Science and Technology edition; Reaction Engineering – Shanghai University of Science and Technology edition. All these versions are quite progressive, and the content is very detailed. I had the PDF version, but I still bought the paper copy later. Contact me if you need it; I’ll do my best.
Chemical process manual – take the time to read it; you’ll definitely gain a lot from it~
Principles of Chemical Engineering -- Chen Minheng; Chemical Thermodynamics -- Chen Xinzhi; Separation Processes -- Liu Jiaqi; Reaction Engineering -- Zhu Bingchen
I think it’s also good to read actual chemical engineering books. There are also quite a lot of operations and management tasks.
Principles of Chemical Engineering, Physical Chemistry, Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Chemical Engineering Drawing, Chemical Equipment. Among these, the book on Principles of Chemical Engineering written by Li Yang is quite good
I suggest you give it a try—just read 3 books and you’ll become an expert! Looking at chemical processes――Chemical Process Engineering: Principles――Principles of Chemical Engineering, and Petroleum Refining Engineering: Equipment――Chemical Engineering Equipment