GTU Chemical engineering B.E sem 5 syllabus of all subjects
(1) Contributor Personality
Development Program
(3150004):
(2) IPDC - 1 (Integrated Personality
Development Course) (3150005):
(3) Mass Transfer Operations -I (3150501)
Rationale: The objective of this course is to
study the principles of mass transfer and their applications to separation and
purification processes in chemical industry. This course is intended to explain
detailed fundamentals of mass transfer operations such as diffusion, mass
transfer coefficient, inter phase mass transfer etc.. and its application for
in depth study and for solving problems pertaining to some mass transfer
operations such as in detail. This course also enables the students to
understand principal and working of various mass transfer equipments like gas
absorption columns, crystallizers, and extractors etc.
(4) Mechanical Operations (3150502):
Rationale: The main objective of this subject
is to study the basic mechanical operation (crushing, grinding, screening,
filtration, etc.) takes place during the process in chemical industry. It also
provides platform to study and analyze various properties associated with the
solid when it is in flow condition. This subject provides the fundamental
knowledge regarding to particle size reduction and enlargement by various
methods and also deals with the detail construction & working of
equipment’s used for mechanical operations.
(5) Instrumentation and Process
Control (3150504):
Rationale: The course is designed to introduce
the fundamentals of process control along with instrumentation and its
applications. The course will teach the students about mathematical models
based on transfer function approach for single loop systems, how to obtain
dynamic response of open loop and closed loop systems, stability analysis in
transient and frequency domains, and controller tuning methods. The course
introduces P, PI, and PID controllers and their applications. The course would
end with more advanced concepts like feed-forward control, ratio control,
model-predictive control, dead-time compensation, etc. The instrumentation for
process control is also focused along with hands-on practical experience.
Principles of operation of different measuring devices for temperature, level,
pressure, flow, pH, humidity, density, and viscosity. Students will be
introduced to transmitters, transducers, converters, control valves, digital
and analog components related to PLC, DCS, and SCADA systems.
(6) Particle and Fluid Particle
Processing (3150505):
Rationale: The main objective of this subject
is to study the basic fluid particle processing to understand the basic
physical unit operations in a chemical process industry. It also provides
platform to study and analyze various properties associated with the solid when
it is in flow condition.
(7) Chemical Process Plant Design
& Economics (3150506):
Rationale: This course brings together the
concepts of engineering and economics with special reference to chemical
process and plant design along with the hierarchy of decisions in synthesis and
analysis of a chemical process and its alternatives. This course is intended to
challenge chemical engineer to combine basic technical principles learned in
other courses in the general curriculum with practical elements of economics,
business practices and organization along with principles of safety,
environmental and sociological issues to design an integrated chemical process
plant.
(8) Energy Technology (3150507):
Rationale: To provide an idea of the challenges
in the field of energy management and to provide a perspective on energy
technology. Students will learn the systems dimensions of the energy problems
and its historical perspective on energy technology and system development. For
different types of energy sources utilization in industries, the procedure of
power generation, transportation along with conventional and advanced
application in different sectors should be known by the student. This subject
will guide students in the same direction.
(9) Material Science and Engineering (3150508):
Rationale: This course is intended to
familiarize students with essential concepts in material science with an
emphasis on particulate solids, their behavior and processing in various
engineering applications. It will briefly cover basic concepts behind the
chemistry of organic and inorganic compounds, chemical bonding and structure,
and structure-property relationships in different engineering materials.
(10) Fuels and Combustion (3150509):
Rationale: Fuels and combustion course
introduces basic knowledge about solid, liquid and gaseous fuels, their origin,
classification, preparation procedure and characterization in terms of
physico-chemical properties. Coal being the main solid fossil fuels, its
mining, cleaning and combustion processes covered in detail. Petroleum is the
liquid fuel which is elaborated in terms of exploration, evaluation,
distillation and secondary processing. Different important gaseous fuels are
also included. It also covers fundamentals of combustion along with and
combustion appliances. Emphasis is given to combustion of various fuels
considering thermodynamics. Combustion appliances are discussed in Combustion
technology section. Basic knowledge of advance topics like continuous
industrial furnaces and oxy-rich combustion is also incorporated for wide
exposure and realising importance of the subject.
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