209 Undergraduate Process Safety

Monday, November 4, 2013: 3:15 PM
Union Square 24 (Hilton)
Description:
This session will focus on ways to enhance the teaching of chemical process safety in the undergraduate curriculum. Contributions from industry and academia are welcome.

Sponsor:
Undergraduate Education
Co-Sponsor(s):
Safety & Health Division (11b), Safety & Health Division (11b)

Chair:
Daniel A. Crowl
Email: crowl@mtu.edu

Co-Chair:
Colin S. Howat III
Email: cshowat@howatrisk.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.


3:15 PM
(209a) Building a College-Wide Safety Culture: Opportunities and Challenges
Katherine S. Ziemer and Al Sacco Jr.
File available
3:45 PM
(209b) Teaching Process Safety Systems: Some Practical Applications
James A. Klein and Bruce K. Vaughen

4:15 PM
(209c) Teaching Safety in Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Laboratory and Chemical Engineering Design Courses
Russell F. Dunn and Kenneth A. Debelak

4:45 PM
(209d) Start the Revolution ~ Ensuring There Is the Top of the Food Chain: Using Process Safety As The Capstone
Colin S. Howat III

5:15 PM
(209e) Experience Using Inexpensive Water Overflow Experiment to Demonstrate SIS Concepts
Peyton C. Richmond, Tracy J. Benson and M.A.K. Rasel
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