Pharmaceutical Engineering

2. A distillation process where a pressurized liquid is flashed rapidly into a lower-pressure chamber
4. An equipment used to separate coarse and fine particles from gas using a spinning double vortex
8. Fundamental fluid mechanics law relating pressure, velocity, and height in a moving stream
9. A stationary layer of accumulated solids that builds up on a filter medium during operation
13. Size reduction law stating that energy is proportional to the new surface area created
14. The undesirable separation or unblending of powder mixtures due to size or density differences
15. A mechanical flow rate meter that utilizes a simple sharp-edged obstruction plate across a pipe
17. Solid or liquid materials added to a suspension to increase its physical stability during filtration
18. Size reduction law stating that energy required is proportional to the logarithm of the size reduction ratio
19. Material of construction containing 2-3% molybdenum used to resist pitting corrosion
20. Core mathematical equation governing structural cake resistance during fluid flow through porous beds

1. A size-reduction mill that uses steel or porcelain balls inside a rotating cylinder
3. An equipment used to measure the rate of flow of incompressible fluids in a pipe using a converging section
5. High-speed size reduction mill that uses compressed air jets and relies on interparticle attrition
6. An evaporation system that reuses vapor from one vessel to heat the next to save energy
7. A drying unit that operates below the triple point of water to sublimate ice directly into vapor
9. Law stating that the rate of heat transfer through a conduction path is proportional to the temperature gradient
10. The flow pattern generated by a flat-blade turbine that pushes liquid out toward the tank walls
11. A dimensionless number used to predict flow transition from laminar to turbulent
12. Separation of volatile liquid mixtures based on differences in their boiling points
16. Gradual destruction of metal or plant materials due to chemical or electrochemical reactions