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Chemical Reaction Engineering 1: Homogeneous Reactors

Chemical Reaction Engineering 1: Homogeneous Reactors. Instructor: Prof. K. Krishnaiah, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Madras. In simple terms, Chemical Engineering deals with the production of a variety of chemicals on large scale. Large scale production is associated with the engineering problems such as fluid flow, heat and mass transfer, mixing and all types of unit operations. These chemicals are produced through chemical reactions in a vessel called Chemical Reactor. Chemical Reactor is known as the heart of any chemical plant since the new chemicals are produced only in this vessel and the economics of the entire plant depends on the design of reactor.

Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) deals with the design of Chemical Reactors to produce chemicals. The design of Chemical Reactors is based on a few simple and useful concepts. Though the concepts are simple, it is not easy for the students to develop a feeling for these concepts unless the teacher explains by giving different day to day examples with which the students are familiar with. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 39 - Non-Isothermal Reactors (cont.)


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Lecture 01 - Motivation and Introduction
Lecture 02 - Motivation and Introduction (cont.)
Lecture 03 - What is Chemical Engineering?
Lecture 04 - What is Chemical Engineering? (cont.)
Lecture 05 - What is Chemical Reaction Engineering?
Lecture 06 - What is Chemical Reaction Engineering? (cont.)
Lecture 07 - Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Reactions
Lecture 08 - Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Reactions (cont.)
Lecture 09 - Basics of Kinetics and Contacting
Lecture 10 - Design of Batch Reactors
Lecture 11 - Design of Batch Reactors (cont.)
Lecture 12 - Basics of Plug Flow Reactor
Lecture 13 - Basics of Plug Flow Reactor (cont.)
Lecture 14 - Design of Plug Flow Reactors
Lecture 15 - Design of Plug Flow Reactors (cont.)
Lecture 16 - Basics of Mixed Flow Reactors
Lecture 17 - Design of Mixed Flow Reactors
Lecture 18 - Basics of Kinetics
Lecture 19 - Kinetics of Heterogeneous Reactions I
Lecture 20 - Kinetics of Heterogeneous Reactions II
Lecture 21 - Kinetics of Heterogeneous Reactions III
Lecture 22 - Kinetics of Homogeneous Reactions
Lecture 23 - Reaction Rate of Homogeneous Reactions
Lecture 24 - Gas Phase Homogeneous Reactions
Lecture 25 - Reactors, Reactor Design, Plug Flow Reactor
Lecture 26 - Reactor Design for Mixed Flow Reactor and Combination of Reactors
Lecture 27 - Plug Flow Reactor (PFR) and Mixed Flow Reactor (MFR) in Series
Lecture 28 - Unsteady State MFR and PFR
Lecture 29 - Recycle Reactors
Lecture 30 - Recycle Reactors: Autocatalytic Reactions
Lecture 31 - Recycle Reactors: Autocatalytic Reactions (cont.)
Lecture 32 - Multiple Reactions I
Lecture 33 - Multiple Reactions II
Lecture 34 - Multiple Reactions III
Lecture 35 - Multiple Reactions IV
Lecture 36 - Multiple Reactions V
Lecture 37 - Multiple Reactions VI
Lecture 38 - Non-Isothermal Reactors
Lecture 39 - Non-Isothermal Reactors (cont.)
Lecture 40 - Non-Isothermal Reactors (Graphical Design)
Lecture 41 - Non-Isothermal Reactors (cont.) and Adiabatic Reactors
Lecture 42 - Non-Isothermal Reactors (Graphical Design) (cont.)
Lecture 43 - Non-Isothermal Batch Reactors
Lecture 44 - Non-Isothermal Plug Flow Reactors
Lecture 45 - Non-Isothermal Plug Flow Reactors (cont.)
Lecture 46 - Adiabatic Plug Flow Reactors
Lecture 47 - Non-Isothermal Mixed Flow Reactors
Lecture 48 - Non-Isothermal Mixed Flow Reactors (Multiple Steady States)
Lecture 49 - Non-Isothermal Mixed Flow Reactors (Multiple Steady States) (cont.)
Lecture 50 - Nonideal Flow and Residence Time Distribution (RTD) Basics
Lecture 51 - Nonideal Flow and Residence Time Distribution (RTD) Basics (cont.)
Lecture 52 - RTD for Various Reactors
Lecture 53 - RTD for Various Reactors (cont.)
Lecture 54 - Diagnosing the Ills of Equipments and Various RTD Models
Lecture 55 - Dispersion Model
Lecture 56 - Dispersion with Reaction Model and Tanks in Series Model
Lecture 57 - Multi-parameter Model (MFR with Dead Space and Bypass)
Lecture 58 - Direct Use of RTD to Predict Conversion (Macro and Micro Fluid as well as Macro and Micro Mixing Concept) I
Lecture 59 - Direct Use of RTD to Predict Conversion (Macro and Micro Fluid as well as Macro and Micro Mixing Concept) II
Lecture 60 - Direct Use of RTD to Predict Conversion (Macro and Micro Fluid as well as Macro and Micro Mixing Concept) III