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    Course intro

    UNIT OPERATIONS (UO)


    Master in Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Energy
    (MEESE)

    Lluis Masip

    Department of Chemical Engineering

    Office 214 Office hours: Tuesday 15:00 to 17:00


    Wednesday 10:00 to 12:00
    Thursday 15:00 to 17:00
    e-mail : lluis.masip@urv.cat
    Course intro

    CLASS SCHEDULE

    Wednesday 13:10 - 15:00 (classroom 112)


    Course intro

    COURSE SLIDES

    Moodle:
    moodle.urv.cat/moodle/course/view.php?id=73411

    For students not yet registered:


    Copy/paste the previous link to a web browser
    Do not change language setting, keep it at Catal (ca)
    Click the button Inicia sessi com a visitant
    Introduce the following password where it says
    Contrasenya: notyetregistered17
    Press the button Tramet
    Course intro

    EVALUATION AND REQUIREMENTS

    Evaluation:
    1st partial exam 37.5%
    2nd partial exam 37.5%
    Assignments (homework) 25.0%

    Evaluation 2 convocatria:
    Additional exam 75.0%
    (Contents: 1st exam; 2nd exam; 1st + 2nd exams)

    Assignments (homework) 25.0%


    Course intro

    EVALUATION AND REQUIREMENTS

    There are the following requirements to be able to pass


    the course:

    An overall course grade of 5.0 out of 10 or higher

    A minimum exam average of 3.5 out of 10

    A minimum assignments average of 3.5 out of 10


    Course intro

    EVALUATION AND REQUIREMENTS

    1st partial exam: 29-11-2017 from 13:00 to 15:00


    Classroom 112

    2nd partial exam: 26-01-2018 from 9:30 to 11:30


    Classroom 109

    Additional exam: 09-02-2018 at 09:00


    Classroom 118
    Course intro

    COURSE CONTENTS

    1. Introduction
    2. Equilibrium stage operations
    3. Binary distillation
    4. Gas absorption
    5. Basic concepts in mass transfer operations
    Course intro

    Tentative course contents schedule (weeks 1 to 16)


    WEEK 1 (20/9): Introduction

    WEEK 2 (27/9): Equilibrium stage operations

    WEEK 3 (4/10): Equilibrium stage operations

    WEEK 4 (11/10): Review of basic concepts in thermodynamics

    WEEK 5 (18/10): Review of basic concepts in thermodynamics

    WEEK 6 (25/10): Binary distillation (flash)

    WEEK 7 (1/11): No class (holiday)

    WEEK 8 (8/11): Binary distillation (flash)


    Course intro

    Tentative course contents schedule (weeks 1 to 16)


    WEEK 9 (15/11): Binary distillation (column)

    WEEK 10 (22/11): Binary distillation (column)

    WEEK 11 (29/11): 1st partial exam

    WEEK 12 (6/12): No class (holiday)

    WEEK 13 (13/12): Binary distillation (column)

    WEEK 14 (20/12): Gas absorption

    WEEK 15 (10/01): Gas absorption / Mass transfer

    WEEK 16 (17/01): Gas absorption / Mass transfer

    (26/01): 2nd partial exam


    Course intro

    ASSIGNMENTS (HOMEWORK)
    5 assignments

    Description of the assignment will be uploaded


    to moodle

    Completed assignments will be usually picked


    up one week after uploaded to moodle at the
    beginning of the class

    Assignments must be completed in hardcopy


    form (no electronic versions will be accepted)
    Course intro

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

    McCABE, W.L., SMITH, J.C. HARRIOTT, P.,


    Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering,
    McGraw-Hill, 1993

    RICHARDSON, J.F., et al.,


    Chemical Engineering (volume 2),
    Butterworth Heinemann, 1990

    HINES, A.L., MADDOX, R.N.,


    Mass Transfer. Fundamentals and Applications, Prentice-Hall, 1985

    PERRY, H.R., CHILTON, C.H.,


    Chemical Engineers Handbook,
    McGraw Hill, 1997

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