Mechanical and Solid-Fluid Operations

ebook Flow Past Immersed Body and Motion of Particles

By Subrata Kumar Majumder

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The text thoroughly discusses the fundamentals of flow resistance over a solid body, the frictional resistance of flow through a granular bed, and the flow phenomena of particles, which are essential requirements for solid-fluid operations in various process units, especially in mineral and chemical industries. It elucidates the fundamentals of drag force on a solid, terminal velocity of the particle, sedimentation, slurry mixing, fluidization phenomena, and froth flotation.

This book:

  • Presents a discussion of theoretical principles and illustrative examples to help readers learn how to operate, optimize, and innovate particle processing technologies.
  • Covers the fundamentals of drag force on a solid, terminal velocity of the particle, and sedimentation (hindered settling).
  • Explain the basic law and terminology of fluid flow through a granular bed, mixing characteristics in an agitator, and its standard design.
  • Illustrates systematic and comprehensive understandings of the fundamental phenomena of fluidization and the basic principles and kinetics of froth flotation.
  • Includes ancillary material such as numerical problems, review questions, multiple choice questions, and exercises at the end of each chapter.
  • It is primarily written for senior undergraduates, graduate students, and academic researchers in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, environmental engineering, industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering, and chemistry.

    Mechanical and Solid-Fluid Operations