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    This document provides information about a Material and Energy Balances course including the instructor details, course description, objectives, syllabus, textbook and examples. The course introduces students to single and multiphase systems and teaches them how to apply concepts of material and energy balances to both reactive and nonreactive systems.

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    MATERIALAND ENERGY

    BALANCES
    Course Code CHE212
    Credit Hours 3
    Prerequisite CHE202 Chemical
    Engineering Principles
    Instructor Information

    Name : Prof. Mazen Abukhader


    Office No.
    Tel (Ext) 0777426082
    E-mail Abu-khader@bau.edu.jo
    Office Hours 10‐11:00 and 18 ‐19 S /Tues/Thurs
    Class Times Building Day Start Time End Time Room No.
    18 Sunday 14:00 15:00 1805
    Monday
    Tuesday
    Wednesday
    Course
    description
    This course introduces the students to single and multiple phase systems. An
    integrated approach to the study of material and energy balances, chemical
    processes and their importance in chemical engineering. Topics include: typical
    chemical processes, principles of the conservation of mass and energy, steady
    state material and energy balances applied to both reacting and nonreacting
    systems.

    Course Title: Material and Energy Balances


    Credit Hour: 3
    Prerequisite: Chemical Engineering Principles
    Textbook: Textbook Title

    Image of the textbook Cover


    COURSE OBJECTIVES
    On completion of this course the students will be able to do the following:
     Apply concepts of single and multiphase systems
     Carry out PVT calculations for gas using different equations of state.
     Analyse multiphase systems.
     Formulate and apply energy balances.
     Apply energy balances on nonreactive and reactive single-unit and multiple-unit processes
    and multiphase systems.
     Learn how to use Computer programs to solve material and energy balance equations for both reactive
    and nonreactive systems.
    COURSE SYLLABUS

    Week Course Topic


    Week 1 Multiphase System
    Week 2 Single‐Phase Systems
    Week 3
    Week 4 Energy and Energy Balances
    Week 5 Mid Exam
    Week 6 Balances on Nonreactive Processes
    Week 7
    Week 8 Balances on Reactive Processes

    Week 9 Final Exam


    Review – Chapter 4
    Look for DATA

    More accurate
    Absolute values
    Example

    Find the gas density


    Example

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