Hello, senior. What books should a beginner working in heat exchangers read?

2009-04-10View Original

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Hello, senior. I’m a beginner in the manufacturing and maintenance of heat exchangers. What books should I read? Please, seniors, recommend some e-books. Thank you very much

Reply #22009-04-13

Chemical engineering design manuals, heat exchanger design manuals, unit operations in chemical engineering, comprehensive books on chemical engineering equipment, and more

Reply #32009-04-13

I think it’s essential to master the principles of chemical engineering first, and then look at books related to mass transfer

Reply #42009-04-14

The information on heat exchangers published by Lanzhou Petrochemical is excellent – it is not only comprehensive but also detailed.

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