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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B09FSCDY18 The Design of Coffee provides a non-mathematical introduction to chemical engineering, as illustrated by the roasting and brewing of coffee. Hands-on coffee experiments demonstrate key engineering principles, including material balances, chemical kinetics, mass transfer, fluid mechanics, conservation of energy, and colloidal phenomena. The experiments lead to an engineering design competition where contestants strive to make the best tasting coffee using the least amount of energy &#8211 a classic engineering optimization problem, but one that is both fun and tasty!Anybody with access to a sink, electricity, and inexpensive coffee roasting and brewing equipment can do these experiments, either as part of a class or with your friends at home. The Design of Coffee will help you understand how to think like an engineer &#8211 and how to make excellent coffee!The third edition incorporates the latest research on coffee, and is tremendously expanded for use in classes on the semester system. New labs feature water chemistry and brewing, pressure driven flow through grounds, espresso and viscosity, colloids and filtration, and coffee economics. Also includes updated equipment recommendations and lists, a new glossary, and lots of brand new bonus material about coffee.FEATURES: * Covers all aspects of making coffee, from green

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The Design of Coffee provides a non-mathematical introduction to chemical engineering, as illustrated by the roasting and brewing of coffee. Hands-on coffee experiments demonstrate key engineering principles, including material balances, chemical kinetics, mass transfer, fluid mechanics, conservation of energy, and colloidal phenomena. The experiments lead to an engineering design competition where contestants strive to make the best tasting coffee using the least amount of energy &#8211 a classic engineering optimization problem, but one that is both fun and tasty!Anybody with access to a sink, electricity, and inexpensive coffee roasting and brewing equipment can do these experiments, either as part of a class or with your friends at home. The Design of Coffee will help you understand how to think like an engineer &#8211 and how to make excellent coffee!The third edition incorporates the latest research on coffee, and is tremendously expanded for use in classes on the semester system. New labs feature water chemistry and brewing, pressure driven flow through grounds, espresso and viscosity, colloids and filtration, and coffee economics. Also includes updated equipment recommendations and lists, a new glossary, and lots of brand new bonus material about coffee.FEATURES: * Covers all aspects of making coffee, from green

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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B09FSCDY18 The Design of Coffee provides

a non-mathematical introduction to chemical engineering, as illustrated by the roasting and

brewing of coffee. Hands-on coffee experiments demonstrate key engineering principles, including

material balances, chemical kinetics, mass transfer, fluid mechanics, conservation of energy, and

colloidal phenomena. The experiments lead to an engineering design competition where

contestants strive to make the best tasting coffee using the least amount of energy &#8211a

classic engineering optimization problem, but one that is both fun and tasty!Anybody with access

to a sink, electricity, and inexpensive coffee roasting and brewing equipment can do these

experiments, either as part of a class or with your friends at home. The Design of Coffee will help

you understand how to think like an engineer &#8211and how to make excellent coffee!The third

edition incorporates the latest research on coffee, and is tremendously expanded for use in

classes on the semester system. New labs feature water chemistry and brewing, pressure driven

flow through grounds, espresso and viscosity, colloids and filtration, and coffee economics. Also

includes updated equipment recommendations and lists, a new glossary, and lots of brand new

bonus material about coffee.FEATURES: * Covers all aspects of making coffee, from green beans

to the final brew* Does not require calculus or college-level chemistry* Emphasizes the scientific

method and introductory data analysis with guided data sheets and lab report questions* Includes

14 full experiments, each with background on key concepts, overview of necessary equipment,

and detailed instructions:Lab 1 - Safety Overview and Introduction to Tasting CoffeeLab 2 -

Reverse Engineering a Drip Coffee BrewerLab 3 - Process Flow Diagram and Mass Balances for

CoffeeLab 4 - The pH of Coffee and Chemical ReactionsLab 5 - Measuring the Energy Used to

Make CoffeeLab 6 - Mass Transfer and Flux during BrewingLab 7 - Water Chemistry and its Effect

on BrewingLab 8 - Pressure Driven Flow through Coffee GroundsLab 9 - Coffee as a Colloidal

Fluid and the Effect of FiltrationLab 10 - High Pressure Extraction and the Viscosity of Espresso

Lab 11 - First Design Trials: Optimizing Strength &ampExtractionLab 12 - Second Design Trials:

Scaling Up to 1 Liter of CoffeeLab 13 - Third Design Trials: Engineering Economics and CoffeeLab

14 - Design Competition and Blind Taste Panel

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