Sách Petroleum Refining - Separation Processes

Summary: Synopsis Continuing the tradition and high standards set by earlier editions, "Petroleum Refining, Fourth Edition" summarizes recent developments in oil refining processes, addressing topics ranging from basic applications to the implementation of viable operations that meet environmental and economic stipulations. Maintaining the clear and systematic style of presentation that sent the previous editions into more than 25 printings, "Petroleum Refining, Fourth Edition" incorporates valuable statistics on utility data, investment, and operating costs for estimating the economics of refining configurations. It describes petroleum's physical and chemical properties; satisfies "short-term" demands from recent legal standpoints for creating reformulated fuels; reviews petroleum-refining technology and all the major refining processes; considers environmental concerns, the place of reformulated fuels in product distribution, and uses for heavier crude oils and crude oils with higher sulphur and metal contents; enables complete material balances to be made from physical properties and typical yield data. Advancing the successful features that led to the adoption of previous editions at numerous colleges and universities, including Harvard University, the Colorado School of Mines, the University of Houston, and the University of Pittsburgh, the Fourth Edition also offers End-of-chapter problems, equations, illustrative tables, notes, and bibliographies. It contains an ongoing case-study problem; convenient and helpful appendices on an economic evaluation problem, terminology, physical properties, analyses of selected crude oils, and photographs. Written by experts combining academic and professional experience, this edition is an essential text for all upper-level undergraduate, graduate, and continuing-education students taking courses in petroleum-refinery processing. It also serves as a helpful resource for chemical, petroleum, refining, and process design engineers; refinery management personnel; and energy consultants. Review Praise for the previous edition . .this book represents an excellent summary of modern refining processes used in the petroleum industry. -Chemical Engineering Research and Design .a most valuable publication. -Chemical Engineering Journal .continues to be a highly popular textbook, and because of its invaluable industrial flavour it will also find [an] audience between practicing engineers and chemists. -Chemical Engineering Science .well written and easily read .[a] valuable reference for any library. -Energy & Fuels Table of Contents Introduction Refinery Products Refinery Feedstocks Crude Distillation Coking and Thermal Processes Catalytic Cracking Catalytic Hydrocracking Hydroprocessing and Resid Processing Hydrotreating Catalytic Reforming and Isomerization Alkylation and Polymerization Product Blending Supporting Processes Lubricating Oil Blending Stocks Petrochemical Feedstocks Additives Production from Refinery Feedstocks Cost Estimation Economic Evaluation APPENDICES A: Definitions of Refining Terms B: Physical Properties C: U.S. Bureau of Mines Routine Analysis of Selected Crude Oils D: Economic Evaluation Example Problem E: Photographs Last Edited By: maxxum on Sunday, 28-Jan-07 16:33:48 GMT