TABLE OF CONTENTS Robert L. Davidson
Consulting Engineer
John S. Rearick, P.E.
Consulting Engineer
Tyler G. Hicks, P.E.
International Engineering Associates
[1][1]For additional calculation procedures in chemical engineering, please refer to the following sections in this handbook: Sec. 3, Mechanical Engineering; Sec. 4, Electrical Engineering; Sec. 6, Water and Waste-Water Engineering. Each section contains a number of calculation procedures pertinent to the content of Sec. 5, Chemical Engineering, but size limitations prevent their repetition in Sec. 5.
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