CHEMICAL ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTAL FOR
NON ENGINEER
Description
This
covers the fundamental concepts of chemical engineering and provides a solid
working knowledge associated with it. It's also will enable a non-chemical
engineer to confidently communication to and work effectively with chemical
engineers and process equipment. This course provides knowledge in the chemical
engineering fundamentals and the ability to apply this knowledge to specify,
design, operate, maintain and troubleshoot chemical processes.
Objectives
l Familiarize yourself
with the chemical, physical principles, and design equations that form the
basis for the design of equipment at your site.
l
Learn
the terminology used at your facility.
l
Understand
the functions of key unit operations within your facility’s processes.
Course
Content
l Overview of Chemical Engineering Techniques; Chemical Engineering
Equipment; Stoichiometry; Gas Laws; Process Flow Sheets
l Flow of Fluids,
Liquids, and Gases Hydraulic Fundamentals; Friction, Pressure Drop, Pumps and
Flow Measurements. Gases and Compressible Flow; Variables affecting Pumping and
Piping System Designs
l Heat Transfer Introduction;
Heat Exchanger Selection and Design
l Evaporation,
Crystallization, and Drying Fundamentals; Equipment Selection and Design
l Distillation
Fundamentals; Towers and Internals Selection and Design
l Humidification,
Dehumidification, Cooling Tower Fundamentals
l Tanks and Pressure
Vessels: Agitators and Tank Internals; Heads and Jackets; Pressure Vessel Wall
Thickness Fundamentals
l Basics of Process
Control and Instrumentation
Participants
This course is recommended for individuals with no technical background and
up to 3 years’ experience in a plant or working with chemical engineers
Instructor
Thorikul Huda,S.Si M.Sc
He is an experienced innovation and chemical engineering consultant with
15 years of industrial experience. Following his chemical engineering education
from University Kebangsaan Malaysia.
He has Quality manager for Indonesian Islamic University. He is an
experienced teacher and trainer, providing technology training for a number of
major organizations. He also teaches Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ) for the
AIChE/ASME.
