论文信息 - Chapter 2 – Process Intensification

Chapter 2 – Process Intensification – An Overview

The objectives in this chapter are to build upon the earlier definition of process intensification given in the introduction, via examples and to discuss the advantages of and obstacles to PI. The chapter also ‘signposts’ the principal unit operations, the PI type(s) used to improve them, and the potential applications.

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