Mechanical Operations - Video Lectures

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    Key topics of Mechanical Operations covering the undergraduate chemical engineering syllabus, and latest GATE-exam syllabus: Particle Size, Sieve Analysis, Size Reduction, Settling Velocity of Particles, Elutriation, Cyclone Separator, Filtration, Agitation.  

    • Objective Type Questions and Problems with Detailed Solutions (55 nos.) - Video Lectures with Handwritten-Transcripts
    • Questions from Past GATE Exams CH, BT streams, and Standard Textbooks such as McCabe & Smith, Rhodes, etc.
    • Videos: 7 hours of recorded lectures - 1.5 hour of Theory; 5.5 hours of Problem Solving

    This course is part of "Mechanical Operations" and "Chemical Engineering Courses Bundle".
    

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    Video Lectures on Short Theory, Problems with Detailed Solutions

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  Size Analysis

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  Size Reduction

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  Size Separation

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  Filtration

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