[دانلود کتاب] Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and Feedstocks

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Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and Feedstocks
2013
English
DOI:10.1002/9783527656837

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[LEFT]A comprehensive and up-to-date overview of this process, from the basic science to commercial issues. In addition to the chemical and industrial side of Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, this monograph deals with process economics as well as such "green" concepts as sustainability and environmental care. 
The result is a practical reference for researchers and engineers working on fuel processing or fuel cell technologies in industry, while equally serving as a great introductory book for graduate courses in chemistry and chemical engineering. With its didactical approach, the book can also be used for training chemists and engineers in the coal chemical, petrochemical, and power generation industries.
Table of contents : 


Content: 
Chapter 1 What is Fischer–Tropsch? (pages 1–15): Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 2 Syngas: The Basis of Fischer–Tropsch (pages 17–51): Roberto Zennaro, Marco Ricci, Letizia Bua, Cecilia Querci, Lino Carnelli and Alessandra d'Arminio Monforte
Chapter 3 Fischer–Tropsch Technology (pages 53–79): Prof. Arno de Klerk, Yong?Wang Li and Roberto Zennaro
Chapter 4 What Can We Do with Fischer–Tropsch Products? (pages 81–105): Prof. Arno de Klerk and Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 5 Industrial Case Studies (pages 107–129): Yong?Wang Li and Prof. Arno de Klerk
Chapter 6 Other Industrially Important Syngas Reactions (pages 131–148): Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 7 Fischer–Tropsch Process Economics (pages 149–169): Roberto Zennaro
Chapter 8 Preparation of Iron FT Catalysts (pages 171–191): Burtron H. Davis
Chapter 9 Cobalt FT Catalysts (pages 193–207): Burtron H. Davis
Chapter 10 Other FT Catalysts (pages 209–220): Burtron H. Davis and Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 11 Surface Science Studies Related to Fischer–Tropsch Reactions (pages 221–235): Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 12 Mechanistic Studies Related to the Fischer–Tropsch Hydrocarbon Synthesis and Some Cognate Processes (pages 237–265): Prof. Peter M. Maitlis
Chapter 13 Fischer–Tropsch Catalyst Life Cycle (pages 267–279): Julius Pretorius and Prof. Arno de Klerk
Chapter 14 Fischer–Tropsch Syncrude: To Refine or to Upgrade? (pages 281–309): Vincenzo Calemma and Prof. Arno de Klerk
Chapter 15 Environmental Sustainability (pages 311–336): Roberta Miglio, Roberto Zennaro and Prof. Arno de Klerk
Chapter 16 New Directions, Challenges, and Opportunities (pages 337–358): Prof. Peter M. Maitlis and Prof. Arno de Klerk[/LEFT]
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