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    This course introduces students to the basics of heat transfer, including the laws and mechanisms of steady state heat transfer. Students will learn to perform calculations related to conduction, convection and radiation, and apply these concepts to process equipment like heat exchangers, boilers and condensers. The course includes both theoretical lectures and laboratory experiments to reinforce the concepts. Students are expected to understand heat transfer mechanisms, make heat transfer calculations, describe common heat exchanger types and their operating problems, and conduct experiments presenting results through tables and graphs.

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    This course introduces students to the basics of heat transfer, including the laws and mechanisms of steady state heat transfer. Students will learn to perform calculations related to conduction, convection and radiation, and apply these concepts to process equipment like heat exchangers, boilers and condensers. The course includes both theoretical lectures and laboratory experiments to reinforce the concepts. Students are expected to understand heat transfer mechanisms, make heat transfer calculations, describe common heat exchanger types and their operating problems, and conduct experiments presenting results through tables and graphs.

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    This course introduces students to the basics of heat transfer, including the laws and mechanisms of steady state heat transfer. Students will learn to perform calculations related to conduction, convection and radiation, and apply these concepts to process equipment like heat exchangers, boilers and condensers. The course includes both theoretical lectures and laboratory experiments to reinforce the concepts. Students are expected to understand heat transfer mechanisms, make heat transfer calculations, describe common heat exchanger types and their operating problems, and conduct experiments presenting results through tables and graphs.

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    YANBU INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE

    COURSE SYLLABUS

    Department, Number and Title of Course:

    Department: Chemical Engineering Technology


    Course Number: CHET 106
    Course Title: Process Heat Transfer
    Designation: Required Course

    Course (Catalog) Description:

    This course introduces the student to the basics of heat flow phenomena. Basic laws and
    mechanisms of steady state heat transfer are introduced along with their applications to
    process equipments including heat exchangers, boilers and condensers. Operating and
    maintenance problems in heat exchangers are being discussed. Laboratory experiments
    will support the theoretical classes.

    Prerequisite(s): CHET 101, CHET 105, MATH 101


    Co-requisite(s): PHYS 101

    Textbook:
     CHET 106: Process Heat Transfer Information Sheet.
     CHET 106: Process Heat Transfer Laboratory Manual.

    Other Useful References and Material:


     Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and applications, 4th Ed., McGraw Hill,
    2011.
     Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering, Vol. 1, P. Chattopadhyay, 3rd Ed.,
    Khanna Publishers, 2001.
     Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering, W. McCabe and J. Smith, 7th Ed.,
    McGraw-Hill, 1993.
     Perry's Chemical Engineers Handbook, R.H. Perry and D. Green, 8th Ed.,
    McGraw-Hill International Editions, 2007.
     Heat Transfer, J.P. Holman, 8th Ed., McGraw Hill, 2001.

    Course Learning Outcomes / Expected Performance Criteria:


    The expected outcome is that the students will be able to:
    1. Demonstrate basic understanding of the concept of heat transfer mechanisms
    at steady state and define all parameters related to heat flow.
    2. Demonstrate ability to perform calculations related to conduction, convection
    and radiation in different geometric shapes.
    3. Apply knowledge of mathematics and science to problems in heat transfer
    4. Describe the features of the most common types of heat exchangers.
    5. Describe the operating and maintenance problems in heat exchangers.
    6. Describe how an operator prepares and monitoring the plant for/during
    maintenance.
    7. Conduct experiments and prepare tables and graphs that effectively present
    experimental results.

    Topics Covered:
     Concept of Heat Transfer and their Laws
     Mechanism and Application for each Heat transfer Mode .
     The main Types of Heat Exchangers and their Application.
     Shell-and Tubes Features and Configurations.
     Operating and Maintenance Problems in Heat Exchangers.

    Class Schedule: 2 lectures per week, 50 minutes each


    Laboratory Schedule: 1 session per week, 3 hours each

    Contribution of Course to Meeting the Requirements of Criterion 5:


    This course is a part of the Chemical Engineering Component of the curriculum. The
    students are exposed to study of heat transfer concept and the mechanisms for each
    mode. Students also recognizes the main types of heat exchangers and learn the process
    and features for each one. They also recognizes the operation, maintains, difficulties and
    problems for the heat exchanger and their effect on heat transfer process.

    Relationship of Course to Program Outcomes:


    This course supports the following program outcomes:
    Program Outcomes A B C D E F G H I
    Relevance         

    Prepared by: Engr. Abdulraheem Alrefai Dated: JAN 2016

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