Course: Process Equipment 1 credits: 5
- Course code
- CTVP23APPARAT1
- Name
- Process Equipment 1
- Study year
- 2023-2024
- ECTS credits
- 5
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- G. Lammers
- Modes of delivery
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- Assignment
- Lecture
- Practical / Training
- Project-based learning
- Tutorial
- Assessments
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- Practicum - Other assessment
- Theorie - Written, organised by STAD examinations
Learning outcomes
The curriculum component Process Equipment I covers the following components of the Chemical Engineering BOKS:
Knowledge:
Safety: PED aspects of pressurized equipment and piping.
Physical transport phenomena: transport of liquids and gases
Materials Science: knowledge of corrosion properties of structural materials: SS 304, SS 316, SS 14462 and Hastelloy
Skills:
Experimenting with pilot setups, specifically pumps
Working safely in laboratory and industrial environments
Research skills and systematic problem solving
This module has the following learning outcomes:
You perform engineering of pumps and compressors in a process plant. You know how to apply the following aspects in engineering of pumps: pump type, head, effect speed and effect rotor diameter, operating point, efficiency. Aspects in compressors: compressor type, compression and expansion conditions, volumetric efficiency, temperature rise, capacity
You compare documentation from suppliers to arrive at a choice of pumps and compressors as part of a functioning process. You document choice criteria and selection.
You use a PED calculator (e.g., PED cat select) to independently determine the PED classification of pressure equipment (piping & vessels) for two presented cases (process piping & pressure vessel.
PED calculators to be used:
Play store: PED cat select
Apple store: PED Selec.com
You perform experiments with centrifugal pumps to determine volume flow and head for different speeds and configurations (single, series, parallel). You reflect on the results obtained, in the light of your knowledge and skills.
You select the construction material for a pump and pipe and justify the choice of material.
Knowledge:
Safety: PED aspects of pressurized equipment and piping.
Physical transport phenomena: transport of liquids and gases
Materials Science: knowledge of corrosion properties of structural materials: SS 304, SS 316, SS 14462 and Hastelloy
Skills:
Experimenting with pilot setups, specifically pumps
Working safely in laboratory and industrial environments
Research skills and systematic problem solving
This module has the following learning outcomes:
You perform engineering of pumps and compressors in a process plant. You know how to apply the following aspects in engineering of pumps: pump type, head, effect speed and effect rotor diameter, operating point, efficiency. Aspects in compressors: compressor type, compression and expansion conditions, volumetric efficiency, temperature rise, capacity
You compare documentation from suppliers to arrive at a choice of pumps and compressors as part of a functioning process. You document choice criteria and selection.
You use a PED calculator (e.g., PED cat select) to independently determine the PED classification of pressure equipment (piping & vessels) for two presented cases (process piping & pressure vessel.
PED calculators to be used:
Play store: PED cat select
Apple store: PED Selec.com
You perform experiments with centrifugal pumps to determine volume flow and head for different speeds and configurations (single, series, parallel). You reflect on the results obtained, in the light of your knowledge and skills.
You select the construction material for a pump and pipe and justify the choice of material.
DAS competencies
Competency | Level (I-IV) |
Research | I |
Experimentation | I |
Development | I |
Management |
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Advise | I |
Instruction | I |
Leadership |
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Self-management | I |
Content
The aim of the module is competence development in engineering and procurement of process equipment and working with applicable standards.
The module is part of the Process Equipment Learning Line. The follow-up module of this learning line is Process Equipment 2 in quarter 1 of study year 2.
The module is part of the Process Equipment Learning Line. The follow-up module of this learning line is Process Equipment 2 in quarter 1 of study year 2.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- Institute for Life Science & Technology