Titlebook: Numerical Techniques for Chemical and Biological Engineers Using MATLAB?; A Simple Bifurcation Said S. E. H. Elnashaie,Frank Uhlig Textbook

脫離

mediocrity

Some Models with Scalar Equations,r as the more general case, followed by special cases without bifurcation. Note that this is deliberately the reverse of the opposite and more common approach. We take this path because it sets the important precedent of studying chemical and biological engineering systems first in light of their mu

咽下

緩解

Heterogeneous and Multistage Systems,orption and distillation columns. Most of these systems involve more than one phase and they therefore fall under the category of heterogeneous multistage systems. Multistage systems can be cocurrent or countercurrent.

細(xì)查

Introduction,This book is interdisciplinary, involving two relatively new fields of human endeavor. The two fields are: Chemical/Biological. Engineering . Numerical Mathematics. How do these two disciplines meet? They meet through mathematical modeling.

內(nèi)向者

llibretto

Industrial Problems,In the previous chapters we have shown how to solve many types of problems that occur in Chemical and Biological Engineering through mathematical modeling, standard numerical methods, and MATLAB.

Climate

http://image.papertrans.cn/n/image/669232.jpg

Longitude

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68167-2Absorption; Fermenter; MATLAB; RSI; algorithms; chaos; chemical engineering; linear algebra; modeling; numeri

吵鬧

Boundary Value Problems,ntal equations. In chemical and biological engineering distributed systems often arise with tubular equipment. When a one-dimensional model is used for a distributed system there are two types of models: