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Factorial Design: Quantitative Factors
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Factorial Design: Classic vs Fractional
Compares classic and fractional factorial designs, covering main effects, interactions, MATLAB generation, and chemical reactor analysis.
Fractional Factorial Designs: Understanding Interactions
Covers fractional factorial designs to efficiently study interactions in experiments, focusing on aliasing, geometric interpretation, and effect selection.
Fractional factorial design: Resolution and Standardized Effects
Explains fractional factorial design principles, focusing on resolution and standardized effects in chemical reactors.
Chemical Reaction Engineering: Conversion and Reactor Sizing
Explores the algorithm for solving chemical reaction engineering problems, focusing on conversion and reactor sizing.
Fractional Factorial Design: Main Effects and Interactions
Explores fractional factorial design, emphasizing main effects and interactions in experimental design.
Chemical reaction engineering: reactor design
Explores the Chemical Reaction Engineering algorithm applied to isothermal reactor design, with examples on SO2 oxidation and N2O4 decomposition.
Miniaturization: Impact on Chemical Reactions and Mixing
Covers miniaturization in chemical engineering, focusing on mixing effects on reactions and process efficiency.
Chemical Reaction Engineering: Isothermal Reactor Design
Covers the design of isothermal reactors for chemical reactions, focusing on stoichiometry, rate laws, and concentration as a function of conversion.
Chemical reaction engineering: reactor design
Focuses on isothermal reactor design, covering mole balances, rate laws, stoichiometry, and pressure drop effects.
Continuous Reactors: Advantages & Applications
Explores the advantages of continuous reactors, including improved heat and mass transfer, enhanced safety, and increased productivity.