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Chemical Engineering
ÚSI-2CDCIAcad. year: 2011/2012
Chemical and biochemical processes and apparatus fundamentals. Lectures are complemented by the computational and laboratory exercises. Mass balance, fluid flow, pumping, filtration, fluidization, mixing and particulate solids processing (characterisation of particulate systems, grain size measurment, comminution, separation, conveying systems, mechanics of particulate solids, storage systems). Heat transfer processes, enthalpy balance, heat transfer equipment, evaporation. Mass transfer processes basis - extraction, distillation and rectification, absorbtion, adsorbtion and ion exchange, drying, crystallization, reaction engineering.
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Learning outcomes of the course unit
Students will obtain the basic knowledge about the Heat and Mass transfer Unit operations of Chemical Engineering which take place in the design and pass judgments of the separate processes of the chemical and other production technologies in the laboratory and production plant size as well.
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Course curriculum
2. Balance of energy in the stream.
3. Presure drops in pipe-lines. Pumping.
4. Processes of sedimentation. Mixing.
5. Particle Solids, Fluidization.
6. Filtration.
7. Heat transfer.
8. Heat conveying. Evaporators.
9. Destilation, Rectification.
10. Extraction. Absorption.
11. Air condition and air cooling.
12. Drying.
13. Adsoption.
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Aims
Principals of the heat and mass transfer chemical-engineering units, the heat and mass transfer industry equipment access.
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
MÍKA, V.: Základy chemického inženýrství, Praha SNTL, 1981, 2. vyd., 870 s.
PERRY, J. H. at all.: Perry`s engineers` handbook, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1997, 7. vyd., ISBN 0-07-115982-7
SLAVÍČEK, E.: Teoretické základy chemického inženýrství, Praha, SNTL, 1969, 369 s.
Recommended reading
RICHTER, J., SVĚRÁK, T., STEHLÍK, P.: Chemické inženýrství I, Brno, VUT, skripta, 2004, ISBN 80-214-2568-7, 228 s.
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