Mass-Transfer Operations

by Robert E. Treybal

Author's purpose in presenting the third edition of this book continues to be that of the previous edition: "to provide a vehicle for teaching, either through a formal course or through self-study, the techniques of, and principles of equipment design for, the mass-transfer operations of chemical engineering." As before, these operations are largely the responsibility of the chemical engineer, but increasingly practitioners of other engineering disciplines are finding them necessary for their work. This is especially true for those engaged in pollution control and environment protection, where separation processes predominate, and in, for example, extractive metallurgy, where more sophisticated and diverse methods of separation are increasingly relied upon.

Genres: Science, Engineering

Hardcover

First published February 1, 1968

Reviews

[Fatemeh]

aiiiii!!!

[Prabhakar Kotha]

Easy to understand on good practice.Found it better than other chemical engineering text books in terms of difficulty level.

[Farhad]

It is suitable reference in transport engineering but we can hardly neglect Treybal mistakes too! So also it is maybe unique mass transfer reference I tend to think that you need an aware teacher to adjust you on Treybal way!!

[Ali]

i learned from this book what mass?what transfer? i understood phase and exctrat and hundered words............

[Pragnesh]

good

[An]

good