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Clark, William M.; Jackson, Yaminah Z.; Morin, Michael T.; Ferraro, Giacomo P. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2011
Laboratory experiments and computer models for studying the mass transfer process of removing CO2 from air using water or dilute NaOH solution as absorbent are presented. Models tie experiment to theory and give a visual representation of concentration profiles and also illustrate the two-film theory and the relative importance of various…
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Laboratory Experiments, Science Experiments, Science Instruction
Shacham, Mordechai; Cutlip, Michael B.; Brauner, Neima – Chemical Engineering Education, 2009
A continuing challenge to the undergraduate chemical engineering curriculum is the time-effective incorporation and use of computer-based tools throughout the educational program. Computing skills in academia and industry require some proficiency in programming and effective use of software packages for solving 1) single-model, single-algorithm…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Computer Literacy, Problem Solving, Chemical Engineering
Madihally, Sundararajan V.; Lewis, Randy S. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
To enhance bioengineering in the chemical engineering curriculum, a Unit Operations experiment simulating the hemodialysis of creatinine was implemented. The blood toxin creatinine was used for developing a more realistic dialysis experiment. A dialysis model is presented that allows students to assess the validity of model assumptions. This work…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Chemical Engineering, Science Curriculum, Simulation