By: Robert A. Meyers Abstract: This unique reference is the only one-stop source for details on licensed petrochemical processes for the major organic chemicals, a $200 billion annual market.

And Petrochemical Processes. Production of Olefins – Steam Cracking of Hydrocarbons. Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology. University of Zagreb. Handbook of Petrochemicals Production Processes. Methanol to olefin process (MTO) is known as a flexible process that can be adjusted in a way that produces wide range of ethylene to propylene ratio based on units that is integrated to this process and market condition [22]. Therefore, in this part, the effect of most important operating conditions.

With chapters prepared by some of the largest petrochemical and petroleum companies in the world, Handbook of Petrochemicals Production Processes provides in-depth process detail for commercial evaluation and covers plastics and polymers such as ethylene and polyethylene; propylene; ethylbenzene, styrene, and polystyrenes; vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride; and many others. This handbook answers questions on yields, unit operations, chemical and physical values, economics, and much more. Table of Contents • A. Tools & Media • • • Expanded Table of Contents • A. • • • • • • • • • • • B. • • • • • • • • • • C.

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Date: 2005 McGraw-Hill Education ISBN: 427 Authors: Robert A. Meyers earned his Ph.D.

In organic chemistry at UCLA, was a post-doctoral fellow at Cal Tech, and was manager of chemical processes for TRW. He has published in Science, the Journal of the American Chemical Society, and Chemical Engineering; has written or edited 12 scientific books; and holds more than 20 chemical patents. His research has been reviewed in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Chemical Engineering.

A more detailed biography of Dr. Meyers appears in Who's Who in the World. Description: This unique reference is the only one-stop source for details on licensed petrochemical processes for the major organic chemicals, a $200 billion annual market. With chapters prepared by some of the largest petrochemical and petroleum companies in the world, Handbook of Petrochemicals Production Processes provides in-depth process detail for commercial evaluation and covers plastics and polymers such as ethylene and polyethylene; propylene; ethylbenzene, styrene, and polystyrenes; vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride; and many others.

This handbook answers questions on yields, unit operations, chemical and physical values, economics, and much more.