Process Engineering Calcs.1.0

Chemical Engineering - Process Engineering Calculations

Forget expensive process simulators. These Process Engineering calculators for the chemical, mechanical and related engineering fields can be used to solve for any related variable in Metric, English or mixed units. This app provides the practicing and student engineers with quick solutions to complex problems.

Includes calculators for:

Conductive Heat Transfer,
Convective Film Coefficient,
Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient,
Agitated Tank Heat Transfer,
LMTD Calculations,
Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Sizing,
Batch Heat Transfer,
Natural Convection,
Radiant Heat Transfer,
Fluid Statics,
Orifice Sizing,
Pipe Equivalent Length,
Open Channel Flow,
Pump Sizing,
Compressor Sizing,
Incompressible Fluid Pressure Drop,
Compressible, Isothermal, Adiabatic, Fluid Flow,
Affinity Law for Pumps and Fans,
Control Valve Sizing,
Fixed-Bed Pressure Drop,
Batch Distillation,
Batch-Column Distillation,
Continuous Distillation,
Absorption & Stripping ,
Flash Calculations,
Vaporization,
Solids Drying Calculations,
Multi-Effect Evaporation,
Filtration,
Centrifuge,
Cyclone Calculations,
Chemical and Physical Properties Data for over 500 Chemicals,
Correlations to estimate Physical Properties,
Correlation to estimate Thermodynamic Properties,
Correlations to estimate Molecular Transport Properties
Common Relationships for Chemicals,
Multi-Component Properties Calculations,
Relative Humidity,
Bubble Point & Dew Point Calculations,
Explosive Limit & Flash Point Calculations,
Inerting Methods,
Explosion Venting,
Ventilation,
Diffusion,
Reactor Design & Chemical Kinetics,
Steam Reforming Calculations,
Thermodynamic Calculations,
Chemistry,
Linear Regression Analysis,
Rules of Thumb, and more.
The app arranges the calculators by fundamentals and as such is itself a useful guide and organizational aid. Each calculation page displays buttons that provide

"Examples" for example problems,
"Reset" to reset all fields to blank,
“Calculate" to start the calculation with specified input.
"Principles" for explanations of the underlying principles and calculation methods,
“English or Metric Units” select either convention or mix units as desired.