Separation Process Engineering, Adv.

Numbering Code G-ENG17 5H005 LJ76 Year/Term 2022 ・ First semester
Number of Credits 1.5 Course Type Lecture
Target Year Target Student
Language Japanese Day/Period Mon.2
Instructor name SANO NORIAKI (Graduate School of Engineering Professor)
NAKAGAWA KYUYA (Graduate School of Engineering Associate Professor)
Outline and Purpose of the Course The separation related with transport phenomena of heat and mass and particles will be lectured. Adsorption, drying, distillation will be explained. In addition, new separation methods will be explained.
Course Goals This course will deepen the students' understanding on multiphase transport phenomena by lecturing separation operations, and the students will know how to develop effective separation methods. Also they will know recent developments of separation techniques in chemical engineering.
Schedule and Contents Separation using electric field (2times): Purification of gas and water using electric discharges and particle separation using dielectrophoresis are explained.

Distillation (3times) Distillation is used commonly in chemical industries. Here, advanced knowledge on distillation about multi-component distillation, equipment design using enthalpy-component diagram, extraction distillation, etc. will be explained.

Other separation operations (1time): Other separation operations, for example liquid-liquid extraction, membrane separation, etc. will be lectured.

Drying(3times):Drying is a typical operation utilizing phase transformation and simultaneous transport of heat and mass. Quantitative understanding of drying rate will be lectured based on drying mechanism, and the students will solve the practice problems to learn them. Under the situation that varieties of drying apparatuses have been developed to dry many kinds of target materials, the general drying operations, quality of products, and the drying apparatuses will be lectured.

Adsorption (2times):Analysis using adsorption is used for structural analysis of porous materials, and it is important to evaluate adsorbents. Here, basic knowledge about these analysis will be explained. The pore characteristics of adsorbents and appropriate analytical methods are lectured, and the students will solve the practice problems to learn them.
Evaluation Methods and Policy Reports submitted from students and exams will be evaluated.
Course Requirements Basic knowledge about transport phenomena and separation engineering should be required.
Study outside of Class (preparation and review) Homework will be announced in classes.
Textbooks Textbooks/References Gendai Kagaku Kogaku Hashimoto and Ogino, Sangyo Tosho; Kanso Gijustu Jitsumu Nyumon Tamon, Nikkan Kogyo Shinbun
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