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CM4120 Chemical Plant Operations Lab Introduction to Chemical Manufacturing

CM4120 Chemical Plant Operations Lab Introduction to Chemical Manufacturing. CM4120 Course Description : A capstone laboratory course focused on chemical manufacturing processes from the perspective of manufacturing excellence .

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CM4120 Chemical Plant Operations Lab Introduction to Chemical Manufacturing

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  1. CM4120Chemical Plant Operations LabIntroduction to Chemical Manufacturing CM4120 Course Description: • A capstone laboratory course focused on chemical manufacturing processes from the perspective of manufacturing excellence. • Lecture material includes quality management, applications of statistical process control, and current trends in quality manufacturing. • Experimental reinforcement of these concepts occurs in the department's Process Simulation and Control Center pilot plants.

  2. CM4120Chemical Plant Operations LabIntroduction to Chemical Manufacturing Educational goal: challenge each of you to understand and learn the applications of instrumentation and computer process control unit operations embedded w/in a chemical process process management quality manufacturing

  3. The Process Simulation and Control Center Mission: • To provide a capstone laboratory experience for CM undergraduates that exposes our students to the Technologies, Practices, and Procedures common to contemporary chemical processing industries. • To provide a chemical manufacturing environment that allows research in the areas of process simulation and control.

  4. The Process Simulation and Control Center Vision: • To expose our undergraduate students to the primary unit operations and process management technologies common to a multi-faceted CPI and to the economic environment that defines and constrains the CPI. This vision began in the late 1980’s and continues to evolve today.

  5. Batch PDMS Reaction Process Study production of a specialty chemical: reaction kinetics unsteady-state heat transfer optimization of batch process process capability Long term goal is 6-sigma precision manufacturing capability.

  6. The Solvent Recovery Process Study production of a commodity chemical: distillation of a binary mixture level 1 and level 2 process control optimization of a continuous process process capability Long term goal is 6-sigma precision manufacturing capability.

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