CHEE 453 — Process Design

Name: CHEE 453 — Process Design
Rating: 2.75 (76 reviews)

The role of the chemical engineer. Steps in the preparation of a process design. Detailed information about most common chemical engineering equipment. Materials of construction. Analysis of process control and application to large systems. Structure of process design systems. Safety, environmental control in plant design. Process design costing and return on investment. Computer-aided process and plant design programs.

Rating: 2.75 out of 5 from 76 student reviews
Difficulty: 2.50 out of 5
Credits: 4
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
Department: Chemical Engineering
Taught by: Norman Peters, Philippe Salama
Prerequisites: CHEE 315 and CHEE 351

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