CHEMICAL PROCESS PRINCIPLES II

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  • 1 instructors

Course Description

This course is a continuation of Chemical Process Principle I. The students are exposed to advanced material and energy balance concepts to solve problems of unit operations in chemical processing for both steady and unsteady state systems. The students are also exposed to the application of specific chemical engineering software to solve material and energy balances

Course Learning Outcomes

1 ) Identify the basic principles of energy balance
2 ) Evaluate process problems related to non-reactive, reactive and transient balance
3 ) Analyze problems related to non-reactive, reactive and transient systems

Course Details

STATUS : Open
DURATION : FLEXIBLE
EFFORT : 4 hours per week
MODE : 100% Online
COURSE LEVEL : Intermediate
LANGUAGE : English
CLUSTER : Science & Technology ( ST )

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 Syllabus

Forms of Energy: Heat, Work,Kinetic, Potential, Enthaply.
Energy Balances: Closed Systems and Open System
Tables of Thermodynamic Data
Energy Balance Procedures

Elements of energy balance calculations
Procedure for energy balance calculations
Changes in pressure at constant temperature
Changes in temperature
Sensible heat and heat capacity
Balances on phase operations
Estimation & correlation of latent heat

General procedure of energy balance on reactive systems, adiabatic Reactors.
Thermochemistry of solutions

General Balance Equation
Differential & integral material.
Balances for unsteady state system
Balances on single well -mixed process unit.
Energy balances on single phase non-reactive processes.

Our Instructor

PROFESOR MADYA IR DR SITI WAHIDAH BINTI PUASA

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

 Frequently Asked Questions

A1 : The outcomes that you'll obtain from this course are as stated below:
1. Identify the basic principles of energy balance
2. Analyze problems related to non-reactive, reactive and transient systems
3. Evaluate process problems related to non-reactive, reactive and transient balance