Microchemical Engineering in Practice - Thomas Dietrich

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Chapter 1: Introduction (Thomas Dietrich). 1.1 The Impact of Micro-Technologies in Chemical Processing (Jean F. Jenck). Chapter 2: Microfluidic Modules. 2.1 Materials and Production Technology. 2.1.1 Micro-reactors built of metallic materials (Frank N. Herbstritt). 2.1.2 Microreactors built of insulating materials (Norbert Schwesinger and Andreas Freitag). 2.2 Unit Operations. 2.2.1: Micromixers (Jo?lle Aubin and Catherine Xuereb). 2.2.2. Micro-Channel Heat Exchangers and Reactors (Mark George Kirby and Svend Rumbold). 2.2.3. Separation Units (Asterios Gavriilidis and John Edward Andrew Shaw). 2.3 Calculations and Simulations (Dieter Bothe). Chapter 3: Peripheric Equipment. 3.1. Dosage Equipment (Asif Karim and Wolfgang Loth). 3.2 Micromachined sensors for microreactors (Jan Dziuban). 3.3 Automating Micro Process Systems (Thomas Mller-Heinzerling). Chapter 4: Microreaction Plants. 4.1 Strategies for lab scale development (Dirk Kischneck). 4.2. Microreaction Systems for Education (Marcel A. Liauw and Dina E. Treu). 4.3 Microreaction Systems for Large-Scale Production (Anna Lee Y. Tonkovich and Eric A. Daymo). 4.4 Process intensification (Michael Matlosz and Ing. Hab. Laurent Falk). 4.5 Standardisation in Micro Process Engineering (Alexis Bazzanella). Chapter 5: Applications. 5.1 Polymerization in Microfluidic Reactors (Eugenia Kumacheva, Hong Zhang, and Zhihong Nie). 5.2. Photo Reactions (Teijiro Ichimura, Yoshihisa Matsushita, Kosaku Sakeda, Tadashi Suzuki). 5.3 Intensification of catalytic process by micro-structured reactors: opportunities and limits (Kiwi Minsker and Albert Renken). 5.4 Separation Units (Bernd Nidetzky and Malene S. Thomsen). 5.5 Multiphase Reactions (J.G.E. (Han) Gardeniers).