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Industrial Crystallization Of Melts 1st Edition Cm Van T Land

Name: Industrial Crystallization Of Melts 1st Edition Cm Van T Land
SKU: BELL-1128484
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Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.64 MB

Pages: 290

Author: C.M. Van 't Land

ISBN: 9780824741112, 0824741110

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Industrial Crystallization Of Melts 1st Edition Cm Van T Land by C.m. Van 't Land 9780824741112, 0824741110 instant download after payment.

ntended for process and plant engineers, this book discusses the orderly conversion of melts into a solid material to produce a desirable product, such as flakes, slabs, pastilles, or granules, and provides details about the specific equipment for the crystallization and purification of melts. The Dutch author describes the crystallization of layers on a belt cooler or drum flaker, the prilling process of spraying a liquid to produce drops falling through a cooling medium, the melt crystallization process, and the fluid bed granulation technique commonly employed to manufacture urea and ammonium nitrate fertilizers. Procedures for sizing equipment are also covered.