Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface and acknowledgments
- 1 Our approach to modeling chromatographic processes
- 2 Linear chromatography: the Russian Lego
- 3 Non-linear chromatography: equilibrium theory
- 4 Fluid–solid phase equilibria
- 5 Mass transfer
- 6 Hydrodynamics of chromatographic columns
- 7 Simulating chromatographic columns
- 8 Counter-current systems
- 9 Chromatographic modes and their optimization
- 10 Addressing a few industrial problems
- 11 Conclusion
- Appendix A Some important properties of the Laplace transform
- Appendix B Inlet and outlet boundary conditions
- Appendix C Equilibrium theory: single-solute chromatograms
- Appendix D Equilibrium theory: binary chromatograms
- Appendix E The influence of the porosity determination on chromatographic modeling
- Appendix F Useful physico-chemical data and orders of magnitude
- Appendix G Fick and Maxwell–Stefan approaches to diffusion
- Appendix H Non-linear LDF for multi-solute systems
- Appendix I Situations that make the use of the MC model problematic
- Appendix J Typical industrial chromatographic processes
- Notation
- Index
Appendix J - Typical industrial chromatographic processes
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 April 2015
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface and acknowledgments
- 1 Our approach to modeling chromatographic processes
- 2 Linear chromatography: the Russian Lego
- 3 Non-linear chromatography: equilibrium theory
- 4 Fluid–solid phase equilibria
- 5 Mass transfer
- 6 Hydrodynamics of chromatographic columns
- 7 Simulating chromatographic columns
- 8 Counter-current systems
- 9 Chromatographic modes and their optimization
- 10 Addressing a few industrial problems
- 11 Conclusion
- Appendix A Some important properties of the Laplace transform
- Appendix B Inlet and outlet boundary conditions
- Appendix C Equilibrium theory: single-solute chromatograms
- Appendix D Equilibrium theory: binary chromatograms
- Appendix E The influence of the porosity determination on chromatographic modeling
- Appendix F Useful physico-chemical data and orders of magnitude
- Appendix G Fick and Maxwell–Stefan approaches to diffusion
- Appendix H Non-linear LDF for multi-solute systems
- Appendix I Situations that make the use of the MC model problematic
- Appendix J Typical industrial chromatographic processes
- Notation
- Index
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- Chromatographic ProcessesModeling, Simulation, and Design, pp. 642 - 643Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015