Problem Solving in Chemical Reactor Design

Dr. Juan A. Conesa is a distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Alicante, Spain. With over 30 years of experience, his research focuses on decomposition kinetics, waste degradation, and pollutant analysis under various conditions. He is particularly renowned for his work on dioxins and furans. Dr. Conesa has promoted pollution analysis, studied electronic waste decomposition, and collaborated on biofuel combustion research. He has also explored carbonaceous compound modification, graphene production, and materials for supercapacitors. Since 2015, he has led the research group "Waste, Energy, Environment and Nanotechnology (WEEN)" at the University of Alicante.

PREFACE
DEDICATION
NOMENCLATURE

PART1
1. NON-IDEAL FLOW AND REACTOR CHARACTERIZATION
2. CHEMICAL REACTION IN NON-IDEAL REACTORS
3. TRANSFER FUNCTION IN CHEMICAL REACTORS

PART2
4. CONVOLUTION AND DECONVOLUTION OF SIGNALS IN CHEMICAL REACTOR ENGINEERING
5. PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEMICAL REACTOR ENGINEERING. UNSTEADY STATE

PART3
6. REACTION RATE ON CATALYTIC PROCESSES
7. CATALYTIC REACTOR DESIGN
8. MULTIPHASE REACTOR DESIGN

PART4
9. BIOCHEMICAL REACTOR DESIGN: ENZYMATIC PROCESSES
10. BIOCHEMICAL REACTOR DESIGN: MICROBIAL GROWTH

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