Product Processing Thermal and Mechanical Separation Processes

Product Processing (Thermal and Mechanical Separation Processes) 

Separation temology, a cornerstone of chemical technology, has a diversity that virtually no other area can match. Separation processes require about 43 % of energy consumption and 40-70% of the investment costs [Eissen 2002]. Thermal separation processes [Sattler 2001, Schonbucher 2002] such as rectification, mechanical processes such as filtration and size reduction, and chemical reactions (e.g., ion exchange) are used. Accordingly, the range of apparatus and auxiliary materials is huge, and so only a small selection can be presented here. 

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