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Chemical Reaction Engineering II

Chemical Reaction Engineering II. Instructors: Prof. A. K. Suresh, Prof. Sanjay Mahajani and Prof. Ganesh Viswanathan, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay. This is a typical second course in the subject of chemical reaction engineering with an emphasis on heterogeneous reaction engineering and non-ideal reactors. Catalysis, mechanistic treatment of rate forms and the practical issues of transport limitations, leading finally to design considerations, form the first part. Kinetics and design of reactors for noncatalytic gas-liquid and fluid-solid reactions follows, and the last part of the course deals with the subject of residence time distributions, and how they can be used to characterize and design non-ideal reactors. (from nptel.ac.in)

Introduction to Catalyst and Catalysis

Lecture 01 - Introduction to Catalyst and Catalysis

Lecture 02 - Steps in Catalytic Reaction Adsorption, Reaction and Desorption

Lecture 03 - Derivation for the Rate Equation

Lecture 04 - Heterogeneous Data Analysis for Reactor Design

Lecture 05 - Heterogeneous Data Analysis for Reactor Design (cont.)

Lecture 06 - Catalyst Deactivation and Accounting for it in Design

Lecture 07 - Catalyst Deactivation and Accounting for it in Design (cont.)

Lecture 08 - Synthesize the Rate Equation

Lecture 09 - Introduction to Intraparticle Diffusion

Lecture 10 - Intraparticle Diffusion: Thiele Modulus and Effectiveness Factor I

Lecture 11 - Intraparticle Diffusion: Thiele Modulus and Effectiveness Factor II

Lecture 12 - Intraparticle Diffusion: Thiele Modulus and Effectiveness Factor III

Lecture 13 - Effectiveness Factor and Introduction to External Mass Transfer

Lecture 14 - External Mass Transfer

Lecture 15 - Implications to Rate Data Interpretation and Design

Lecture 16 - Implications to Rate Data Interpretation and Design (cont.)

Lecture 17 - Packed-bed Reactor Design

Lecture 18 - Fluidized-bed Reactor Design

Lecture 19 - Fluidized-bed Reactor Design (cont.)

Lecture 20 - Gas-liquid Reactions (GLR): Theories of Mass Transfer into Agitated Liquids

Lecture 21 - GLR: Effect of Chemical Reaction on Mass Transfer: the Slow Reaction Regime

Lecture 22 - GLR: Transition to Fast Reaction, and the Fast Reaction Regime

Lecture 23 - GLR: Fast Reaction Example; Instantaneous Reaction Regime

Lecture 24 - GLR: Transition to Instantaneous Reaction; Reaction Regimes in Surface Renewal Theories

Lecture 25 - GLR: Reaction Regimes in Surface Renewal Theories (cont.)

Lecture 26 - GLR: Surface Renewal Theories: Instantaneous Reaction and Summing Up

Lecture 27 - Fluid-solid Non-catalytic Reactions I

Lecture 28 - Fluid-solid Non-catalytic Reactions II

Lecture 29 - Fluid-solid Non-catalytic Reactions III

Lecture 30 - Distribution of Residence Time

Lecture 31 - Measurement of Residence Time Distribution

Lecture 32 - Residence Time Distribution Function

Lecture 33 - Reactor Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Lecture 34 - Modeling Non-ideal Reactors

Lecture 35 - Residence Time Distribution: Performance of Non-ideal Reactors

Lecture 36 - Non-ideal Reactors: Tank-in-Serious Model

Lecture 37 - Non-ideal Reactors: Dispersion Model

Lecture 38 - Non-ideal Reactors: Dispersion Model Introduction to Multiparameter Models

Lecture 39 - Non-ideal Reactors: Multiparameter Models

References

Chemical Reaction Engineering II
Instructors: Prof. A. K. Suresh, Prof. Sanjay Mahajani and Prof. Ganesh Viswanathan, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay. This is a typical second course in the subject of chemical reaction engineering with an emphasis on heterogeneous reaction engineering and non-ideal reactors.