The new Process Calculator is here!

Who will find this calculator useful ?

Industry Professionals, Domain Experts, Teachers & Students from Chemical Industry, Chemical Engineering, Bio Technology, Polymer Technology, Petrochemical Engineering, Electro-chemical engineering, Environment engineering, Safety Engineering and Industrial Chemistry.

A must have calculator for everyone in the chemical industry!

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A chemical process is best understood with quantification of the process parameters. For example to decide propane vessel design pressure, one needs to know propane vapor pressure. This Calculator enables users to calculate a wide variety of formulas in the following domains.

The Calculator is divided into Four Main Sections.

1) Unit Converter

2) Equipment Sizing

3) Component Properties

4) Mixer Properties

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Calculators available under Equipment sizing:

• Vertical Vessel Sizing

• Vessel Plate Thickness

• Nozzle Sizing

• Pipes for Liquid

• Gas Pipe Sizing

• Gas Control Valve Sizing

• Liquid Control Valve Sizing

• Compressor

• Agitator

• Pump

• Fan Power




Calculators available under Component properties:

• Molecular Weight

• Vapor Pressure

• Latent Heat

• K Value (y/x)

• Boiling Point

• Critical Condition

• Gibbs Free Energy (dGf)

• Heat of Formation (dHf)

• Vapor Specific Heat

• Gas / Vapor Density

• Liquid Density

• Liquid Viscosity

• Vapor Thermal Conductivity

• K(Cp/Cv)




Calculators available under Mixture properties:

• K(Cp/Cv Mixture Value)

• Bubble Pressure

• Freezing Point

• Dew Pressure




Calculators available under Unit converter:

• Length

• Area

• Temperature

• Pressure

• Mass

• Energy

• Power

• Density

• Volume

• Velocity

• Specific Heat

• Heat Transfer Coefficient

• Viscosity

• Thermal Conductivity

• Concentration Units

• Volume Rate to Mass Rate

Each screen provides easy to use interface and instructions to calculate. Currently these calculations are in SI Units only. The solution is also available on the web at http://www.processglobe.com/Home.aspx

All calculations in this application are based on Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, Publisher: McGraw-Hill.