Particulate Technology for Working Professionals in Process Industries
Particulate Technology, a study of particulate materials, their properties and behavior in processes, is of increasing importance in process industries. Particulates are frequently encountered in modern technology that it is difficult to name an area of industrial activity where such materials do not play a significant part.
The term " particulates" is used to include small pieces of solid material ordinarily called "particles", small masses of liquids usually termed "drop" and isolated quantities of gas surrounded by a continuous phase normally termed "bubbles".
Research in the field of particulates is being carried out in several disciplines-Chemical, mechanical, mining and metallurgical engineering, food and pharmaceutical technology, agriculture, medicine, air pollution etc. There is much in common between these various disciplines in regard to particulate problems.
In recent years, however, there is growing awareness in all the process industries and among research, design and development workers in chemical engineering, and other process industries, as our present knowledge of particulate systems is extremely meager and several workers have taken keen interest in the problems of Particulate Technology.
- FOREWORD
- PREFACE
- Size Reduction Operation
- Size Enlargement
- Particle Characterization
- Separation of Solids and Enrichment
- Mixing and Homogenization
- Bulk Material Handling and Storage
- Drying Operation
- Principles of Fluidization and Applications
- Rheology of Non-Newtonian Solid-in-liquid Systems
- Case Studies
- Case Study -1
- Case Study -2
- Case Study -3
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