This course covers the critical elements of Chemical Process Safety and Loss Prevention, providing a solid introductory framework for the principles of process safety engineering. It goes beyond the scope of Personnel Safety and Industrial Hygiene by concentrating on the assessment and management of potential dangers associated with the apparatus and methodologies employed in the Chemical Process Industries. Participants will engage with engineering principles tailored to process safety, including hazard analysis, mitigation, and proactive prevention measures, all with a focus on applications within the chemical sector. The curriculum encompasses a range of topics such as source modeling for leak scenarios, ...
To enhance risk management in the process industry, it's crucial to implement quantitative risk analysis (QRA). This approach is vital for identifying safer and more cost-effective processes and operational improvements. QRA helps pinpoint specific areas in operations, engineering, or management systems where adjustments can be made to reduce risk, often revealing the most economical methods. The primary objective of QRA is to ensure that well-informed management actions, drawn from the findings of a QRA study, significantly contribute to enhancing safety in facilities handling hazardous chemicals. In line with this goal, the Quantitative Process Risk Analysis course has been meticulously designed ...
The Chemical Engineering Computing Laboratory course is designed to equip students with essential skills in utilizing computer programs and software to tackle challenges inherent in fundamental chemical engineering subjects. This comprehensive course will delve into the practical application of MS Excel, MATLAB, and Aspen HYSYS (or Aspen Plus programs), providing students with hands-on experience in solving problems within the realm of chemical engineering. Through engaging exercises and real-world applications, students will gain proficiency in leveraging computational tools for analysis and problem-solving in the field.
