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High acclaim from worldwide authoritative journals . . .an ambitious work indeed. . .a valuable addition to many college and industrial libraries. . . . . .highly recommend[ed]. . .to any student of the chemical process industries. . .provides a valuable starting point for any specific design-related project.
---American Scientist
. . .a useful and valuable addition to all technical, professional, and university library collections.
---IEEE Journal
. . .A wealth of information is presented on a number of processes, each keyword is followed by extensive bibliographies, unit operations are illustrated by practical problems, and case studies are presented of design exercises.
---Chemistry & Industry
A very attractive series of volumes.
---The Cost Engineer
---American Scientist
. . .a useful and valuable addition to all technical, professional, and university library collections.
---IEEE Journal
. . .A wealth of information is presented on a number of processes, each keyword is followed by extensive bibliographies, unit operations are illustrated by practical problems, and case studies are presented of design exercises.
---Chemistry & Industry
A very attractive series of volumes.
---The Cost Engineer
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McKetta; John J. University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA,
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New process safety regulations were enacted by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA; Washington, D.C.) in 1992. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cryogenic comminution, fragmentized scrap, behavioral safety process, bearing control panel, nonpersistent contaminants, normal seawater concentration, liquid holding time, seal cavity temperature, peak cladding temperature, excessive dust load, bypass flush, dry gas seals, oil film seals, response surface equation, pusher seals, cryogenic crushing, fibrous slurries, metal bellows seal, separator diameter, separator sizing, scrap consumed, vessel internal diameter, sorting tree, magnetic recovery, minimum liquid level Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, United Kingdom, Monte Carlo, Vertical Scale, Van Winkle, Warren Spring Laboratory, Data Book, Hydrocarbon Proc, John Wiley, Occupational Safety, Scrap Metal Mixtures, X-ray Sorting, Office of Saline Water, Journal of Organizational Behavior Management, Gulf Publishing Company, Materials Reclam, Petroleum Refiner, Safety Program, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Scale Formation Properties, Seawater Properties, Stainless Steel Exposure, Amalgamated Acme, British Scrap Federation New!
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New process safety regulations were enacted by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA; Washington, D.C.) in 1992. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cryogenic comminution, fragmentized scrap, behavioral safety process, bearing control panel, nonpersistent contaminants, normal seawater concentration, liquid holding time, seal cavity temperature, peak cladding temperature, excessive dust load, bypass flush, dry gas seals, oil film seals, response surface equation, pusher seals, cryogenic crushing, fibrous slurries, metal bellows seal, separator diameter, separator sizing, scrap consumed, vessel internal diameter, sorting tree, magnetic recovery, minimum liquid level Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, United Kingdom, Monte Carlo, Vertical Scale, Van Winkle, Warren Spring Laboratory, Data Book, Hydrocarbon Proc, John Wiley, Occupational Safety, Scrap Metal Mixtures, X-ray Sorting, Office of Saline Water, Journal of Organizational Behavior Management, Gulf Publishing Company, Materials Reclam, Petroleum Refiner, Safety Program, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Scale Formation Properties, Seawater Properties, Stainless Steel Exposure, Amalgamated Acme, British Scrap Federation New!
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- Salt-Water Purification by K. Spiegler on page 322, and page 327
- Silicon Materials. VLSI Electronics Microstructure Science Volume 12 by Norman G. Einspruch on page 364, and page 365
- Applied Process Design for Chemical and Petrochemical Plants: Volume 1, Third Edition (Applied Process Design for Chemical & Petrochemical Plants) by Ernest E. Ludwig on page 433, and page 469
- Environmental Engineer by Jack Rudman in Front Matter
- Pump Handbook: Third Edition by Igor J. Karassik on page 186
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- Handbook of Commercial Catalysts: Heterogeneous Catalysts by Howard F. Rase on 15 pages
- Homogeneous Catalysis: The Applications and Chemistry of Catalysis by Soluble Transition Metal Complexes, 2nd Edition by George W. Parshall on 7 pages
- Methanol Production and Use (Chemical Industries, Volume 57) by Wu-Hsun Cheng on page 131, page 210, and page 279
- Industrial Gases in Petrochemical Processes (Chemical Industries) by Harold H. Gunardson on page 79, and page 110
- Batch Processes (Chemical Industries) by Ekaterini Korovessi on page 37, and page 299
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