Session: Design, Construction and Operation of Unit Operations Labs and Pilot Plants (2011 Annual Meeting)

Design, Construction and Operation of Unit Operations Labs and Pilot Plants

Monday, October 17, 2011: 8:30 AM

Marquette II (Hilton Minneapolis)

Description:

The purpose of the session is to present various design and construction characteristics of unit operations pilot plants in universities and industry. Also, authors are encouraged to share results from their pilot plants and discuss the application of those results to furthering their research.

Sponsor:

Pilot Plants

Co-Sponsor(s):

Undergraduate Education (04A)

Chair:

Bruce D. Hook
Email: BDHook@dow.com

Co-Chair:

David C. Attride
Email: dattride@eastman.com

8:30 AM

Introductory Remarks

8:35 AM

(21a) Thoughts On Unit Ops Lab: What Was, Is, and Ought
Matthew J. Cline and B. Erik Ydstie

8:55 AM

(21b) Scale-up of Membranes for Separation of Hydrogen From Syngas for Carbon Capture
David H. Anderson, Carl R. Evenson, John D. Faull, Darcie D. Bailey and Doug S. Jack

9:15 AM

(21c) Integrating Membrane Separations Into the Chemical Engineering Laboratory
Daniel Anastasio and Jeffrey R. McCutcheon

9:35 AM

(21d) Project Based Learning In Senior Unit Operation Laboratory At the University of Michigan
Henry Y. Wang, Pablo LaValle and Matthew A. Robinson

9:55 AM

(21e) Using Pilot Plants In a Capstone Unit Operations Laboratory Course to Create a Chemical Manufacturing Experience
John F. Sandell, David W. Caspary and Jason M. Keith

10:15 AM

(21f) Distributed Control System Implementation for Undergraduate Labs
Peyton C. Richmond

10:35 AM

(21g) “I Thought PTFE Tape Was Optional”: Teaching Practical Engineering Skills As a Component of Unit Operations
Eric P. Codner

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