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Foley, Greg – Chemical Engineering Education, 2014
A problem that illustrates two ways of computing the break-even radius of insulation is outlined. The problem is suitable for students who are taking an introductory module in heat transfer or transport phenomena and who have some previous knowledge of the numerical solution of non- linear algebraic equations. The potential for computer algebra,…
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, College Science, Computation, Scientific Concepts
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Simeon, Tomekia; Aikens, Christine M.; Tejerina, Baudilio; Schatz, George C. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2011
The Northwestern University Initiative for Teaching Nanosciences (NUITNS) at nanohub.org Web site combines several tools for doing electronic structure calculations and analyzing and displaying the results into a coordinated package. In this article, we describe this package and show how it can be used as part of an upper-level quantum chemistry…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Engineering, Teaching Methods, Computation
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Binous, Housam – Chemical Engineering Education, 2008
We show a new approach, based on the utilization of Matlab and Mathematica, for solving liquid-liquid extraction and binary distillation problems. In addition, the author shares his experience using these two softwares to teach equilibrium staged separations at the National Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology. (Contains 7 figures.)
Descriptors: Computation, Teaching Methods, Chemical Engineering, Educational Technology