An Introduction to Chemical Engineering

A virtual course delivered by Britest Ltd in conjunction with Scientific Update

Course overview

Course tutors

Mr Robert Peeling
Mr Robert Peeling
Britest

Course timings

Face to face training
Two Days
Face-to-face
Online training
4 Sessions (3 hours each)
Online

Details

Based on the well-received face-to-face offering, this course has been structured to provide flexibility in a virtual training environment.  Interactivity is retained by enabling participants to split out into virtual break-out rooms to work on examples that help cement understanding of the material presented. The course has been split into a series of core modules providing an Introduction to Chemical Engineering Science (four, 3-hour sessions) and a series of elective modules covering some practical applications of the material from the Introduction.

Introduction to chemical engineering science

What is chemical engineering?

  • What do some chemical engineers do?
  • Dimensionless groups
  • Process representations and their uses
  • Conservation of mass and material balances
  • Conservation of energy and energy balances

Fundamental fluid mechanics

  • Basics of fluid behaviour
  • Fluid properties
  • Flow measurement

Heat transfer fundamentals

  • Fundamentals of conduction and convection, heat transfer coefficients

Mass transfer fundamentals

  • Introduction to mass transfer
  • Phase equilibria
  • Mass transfer coefficients

Reaction engineering

  • Reaction engineering principles
  • Simple approaches to reactor design and selection

Benefits

Course Outline

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Based on the well-received face-to-face offering, this course has been structured to provide flexibility in a virtual training environment.  Interactivity is retained by enabling participants to split out into virtual break-out rooms to work on examples that help cement understanding of the material presented. The course has been split into a series of core modules providing an Introduction to Chemical Engineering Science (four, 3-hour sessions) and a series of elective modules covering some practical applications of the material from the Introduction.

Introduction to chemical engineering science

What is chemical engineering?

  • What do some chemical engineers do?
  • Dimensionless groups
  • Process representations and their uses
  • Conservation of mass and material balances
  • Conservation of energy and energy balances

Fundamental fluid mechanics

  • Basics of fluid behaviour
  • Fluid properties
  • Flow measurement

Heat transfer fundamentals

  • Fundamentals of conduction and convection, heat transfer coefficients

Mass transfer fundamentals

  • Introduction to mass transfer
  • Phase equilibria
  • Mass transfer coefficients

Reaction engineering

  • Reaction engineering principles
  • Simple approaches to reactor design and selection

Who Should Attend

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    • Link to watch all four live sessions
    • Electronic version of the course manual*
    • Course certificate

    For this on line course, there will be no recordings available and *the e reader manual is NOT printable or downloadable (due to copyright).  If you prefer a hard copy of the manual you will have the opportunity of purchasing a professionally printed hard copy during the booking process.

    Who Should Attend:

This course would be useful to any Scientists, Technologists or Engineers from other branches of engineering who are involved in process research and development, scale-up or manufacturing.

The course will help enable better technology transfer and communication with your Chemical and Process Engineers.

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