Background
Maddox, Robert Nott was born on September 29, 1925 in Winslow, Arkansas, United States. Son of R.L. and Mabel (Nott) Maddox.
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Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications
(A thorough introduction to the fundamentals and applicati...)
A thorough introduction to the fundamentals and applications of microscopic and macroscopic mass transfer.
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Gas conditioning and processing, volume 4: Gas and liquid sweetening
(Textbook/reference book on gas conditioning and processin...)
Textbook/reference book on gas conditioning and processing, volume 4. Often used in chemical engineering.
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Gas Conditioning and Processing: Gas and Liquid Sweetening
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Mass Transfer - Fundamentals and Applications
(Fundamentals and applications of microscopic and macrosco...)
Fundamentals and applications of microscopic and macroscopic mass transfer -- This book combines microscopic diffusional processes and macroscopic separation methods - Is designed to progress from elementary to more advanced topics for both diffusional and macroscopic separation processes - Has mathematical methods for solving partial differential equations of diffusion that include the use of the Method of Weighted Residuals - Provides a clear discussion of multicomponent separations including short-cut and tray-by-tray methods. - One chapter discusses both equilibrium adsorption and adsorption in packed towers, and includes methods for designing packed absorbers. -- Other features include 239 illustrations that promote understanding of the material - End of chapter problems - An extensive bibliography.
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Gas and liquid sweetening (Campbell petroleum series)
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Robert Nott Maddox
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Student, Iowa State College, 1944-1945; Bachelor of Science, University Arkansas, 1948; Master of Sciences, University Oklahoma, 1950; Doctor of Philosophy, Oklahoma State University, 1955; Doctor of Science (honorary), University Arkansas, 1991.
Career
Member faculty, School Chemical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1950-1951, 52-58;
professor, head department, School Chemical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1958-1977;
Leonard F. Sheerar professor, School Chemical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1976-1986;
director physical properties laboratory, School Chemical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1976-1986. Design engineer process division Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., Oklahoma City, 1951-1952. Administrative vice president, technical director Fluid Properties Research, Inc., 1972-1985.
Chemical engineering consultant.
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Mass Transfer - Fundamentals and Applications
(Fundamentals and applications of microscopic and macrosco...)
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Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications
(A thorough introduction to the fundamentals and applicati...)
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Gas conditioning and processing, volume 4: Gas and liquid sweetening
(Textbook/reference book on gas conditioning and processin...)
- Gas Conditioning and Processing Volume 4 Gas and Liquid Sweetening
- Gas Conditioning and Processing: Gas and Liquid Sweetening
- Gas and liquid sweetening (Campbell petroleum series)
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Mass Transfer - Fundamentals and Applications
Membership
Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1944-1945. Fellow American Institute of Chemical Engineers (chapter president 1956-1957, André Wilkins Memorial award 1981, Founder's award 1994). Member National Society of Professional Engineers, Oklahoma Society Professional Engineers (chapter president 1961-1962, director 1966-1968, Engineer of Year 1972), American Institute Mining Engineers, Society Petroleum Engineers, Academy Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society (treasurer industrial and engineering chemistry division 1966-1968, chairman division 1970, Stewart award 1971), Gas Processors Association (Hanlon award 1985, Service citation 1987, Meritorious Service award 1998), Gas Processors Suppliers Association (editorial advisory board Engineering Data Book since 1972), Sigma Xi, Omega Chi Epsilon (national president 1968-1970), Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Nu (high council 1966-1970, regent 1972-1974, Hall of Honor 1988).
Clubs: Elks, Masons.
Connections
Married Paula Robinson, October 6, 1951 (deceased April 1984). Children— Deirdre O'Neil, Robert Dozier. Married Pauline Razook, November 30, 1987.
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Political Party
episcopalian (lay reader, vestryman). Clubs: Elks, Masons.
Education
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1945
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1948
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1950
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1955
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1991
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1950 - 1951
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Recipient award for personal achievement Chemical Engineering magazine, 1988. Phillips lecturer in chemical engineering education, Oklahoma State University, 1989. Inducted into Engineering Hall of Fame, University Arkansas, 1989, Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame, 1996. Doctor Robert N. Maddox Professorship in Chemical Engineering established in his honor by Gas Processors Suppliers Association at Oklahoma State University, 1989, Founders award American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1994.Recipient award for personal achievement Chemical Engineering magazine, 1988. Phillips lecturer in chemical engineering education, Oklahoma State University, 1989. Inducted into Engineering Hall of Fame, University Arkansas, 1989, Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame, 1996.
Doctor Robert N. Maddox Professorship in Chemical Engineering established in his honor by Gas Processors Suppliers Association at Oklahoma State University, 1989, Founders award American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1994.