Energy Efficient Process Design by Equipartition of Forces: With Applications to Distillation and Chemical Reaction
- ISBN-10
- 8247102765
- ISBN-13
- 9788247102763
- Category
- Chemical reactions
- Pages
- 177
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1998
- Author
- Erik Sauar
Description
Ratkje , S.K. and Møller - Holst , S. , Brenselcellers utvikling og muligheter , NIFSeminar , Ingeniørenes hus , Oslo , 1991 . Rivero , R. , Cachot , T. , Ramadane , A. , Le Goff , P. Diabatic or Quasi - reversible distillation - Exergy ...
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