Compressors and Modern Process Applications

This is a fantastic book and i recommend it for those in the compressor industry - especially those using compressorsThe only problem I have is that he book has a coauthor Mr. Arvind Godse, and the publisher 'forgot' to put his name on the book. If I were the coauther I would have requested a full recall of the book. Maybe Mr. Godse 'settled' but when you write a technical book you rarely get a return on the time you have spent - I have contributed to several books - and it is more the 'legacy' aspect that I am interested in. The publiher would havedone well to insert the missed authors name in the title page vs the page before it which many people may not even open.

I work directly under the supervision of Mr. Arvind Godse.Arvind Godse was indicated that his name will appear in prominent places as co-author.I shall appreciate if I can have such kind of book to my store and usage.

Very good book, technically detailed but never boring and never unreadible . Very well done in terms of compressors features presentation and brand differentiators

I think it is a shame that the publisher did not put the Co authors name Mr Arvind Godse on the cover of the bookespecially after the excellent well written technical chapters he has contributed to the book.

I found the text very useful in offline modelling of compressors and understanding performance improvement techniques. I find the explanation of complex issues mucha clearer than in other texts on Centrifugal Compressors. However the print quality is very poor - pictures are in black and white even though this is being advertised on Amazon as colour print. For the price I paid I'd rather not have a factory reject. Also the illustrations seem to have been located within the text at random so they bear little relevance in many cases to the text local to them (and by local I mean for four or five pages before and after!). Makes for very frustrating reading hence the poor rating.