CHE 471Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory
Chemical Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · 1 credits
Description
This course covers experiments that deal with reactions in batch and continuous reactors. Performing theoretical calculations and experimentation on different types of reactors in homogeneous phase as well as on reactors containing porous catalyst particles. Corequisite: CHE 420. rates. Corrosion prevention, economic considerations. High temperature oxidation and sulphidation. Corrosion case histories. Prerequisites: CHE 320, CHE 350.
Prerequisites
Common questions about CHE 471
What is CHE 471 at NDU?
CHE 471 Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory is a 1-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Engineering. This course covers experiments that deal with reactions in batch and continuous reactors. Performing theoretical calculations and experimentation on different types of reactors in homogeneous phase as well as on reactors containing porous catalyst particles. Corequisite: CHE 420.
How many credits is CHE 471?
CHE 471 Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory is worth 1 credit at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for CHE 471?
CHE 471 lists 1 prerequisite: CHE 420 Reaction Engineering and Reactor Design.