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Process Optimization for Pollution Prevention
0906.490
Chemical Engineering
Rowan University
Glassboro, NJ 08028
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INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Mariano J. Savelski
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COURSE OVERVIEW
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Lectures:
Wednesdays 6:30 to 9:00 PM. Attendance is mandatory.
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Textbook:
Several different sources will be used throughout the semester. The instructor will refer students to the appropriate book or journal article as needed.
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Software:
Either PRO/II with Provision or HYSYS can be used for process simulation. GAMS and different solvers.
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Contents:
In this
course, the following topics will be covered:
- Industrial Activity and the Environment.
- Environmental Regulations.
- Introduction to Optimization Concepts.
- Synthesis of Heat Exchangers Networks.
- Synthesis of Mass Exchanger Networks.
- Synthesis of Distillation Sequencing.
- Reactor Network Synthesis.
- Fugitive Emissions.
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Objectives
- Acquire information on the impact of industrial activity in the environment.
- Acquire information in mathematical programming and optimization.
- Learn design tools to perform processes optimization.
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Course Requirements
- Assignments: There will be group homeworks and a project.
- Two Tests: They will include all lecture material.
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Format of Assignments
The
assignments have to be typed and presented as a well-organized report.
COURSE GRADING
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PERCENTAGE
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FINAL LETTER
GRADE
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>93
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A
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>90
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A-
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>87
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B+
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>83
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B
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>80
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B-
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>77
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C+
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>73
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C
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>70
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C-
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>67
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D+
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>63
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D
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>60
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D-
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Any Student in this course who has a disability
that may prevent him or her from fully demonstrating his or her abilities
should contact the instructor personally as soon as possible so accommodations
to ensure full participation can be discussed and his or her educational
opportunities be facilitated.