Event overview
This is an online short course and will look at the reasons why reactions don’t always scale-up as expected, using real-life examples from industry. The course will be in two sections held over two consecutive days as follow:
Wednesday 24th April | 2.00pm – 5.00pm BST
and
Thursday 25th April | 2.00pm – 5.00pm BST
This short course will look at the reasons why reactions don’t always scale-up as expected, using real-life examples from industry. Some theory on mixing and related topics (such as heat transfer) will be covered along with useful tips on which types of reactions are likely to cause problems.
The use of simple laboratory scale experiments to anticipate scale-up problems will be included. Case studies will be used to show how companies have avoided or corrected scale-up problems.
When you register you will be sent links to join the on-line sessions.
What's Included
- Live interactive training sessions based over 2 afternoons using an online webinar platform, details on how to access the course will be shared before the event.
- E Reader version of the manual please note the E Reader is not printable or downloadable due to copyright (professionally printed versions of the manual are available but at an additional cost to cover postage)
- Course certificate
** Please note sessions are not recorded, nor shared after the course.
Who Should Attend
Process development chemists and chemical engineers
Discovery chemists who would like a window in to the world or process development
Anyone involved in scaling up chemical processes.
Topics covered
This short course will include topics on:
- An introduction to the scale-up of chemical processe
- What are the typical problems we encounter?
- Mixing and mass transfer issues
- Heat transfer and safety
- General things to consider when you scale-up reactions
- Case studies and recommendations
Other Information
General Information
This course includes:
- Live interactive training brought to you over 2 sessions
- Electronic course material
- Course Certificate
Course Certificate
At the end of each course participants receive a Certificate of Attendance – signed by your tutor. This will be e-mailed to you if you sign up and attend the course.
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