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    CHEMICAL

    ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
    COURSE INFORMATION
    Course Title Chemical Engineering Mathematics

    Course Number Ch.E-314


    Semester Spring 2024
    Instructors (Theory) Dr. Aysha Irshad
    Email ayshairshad@uet.edu.pk
    Credit Hours 2
    Contact Hours 2
    Compulsory/Elective Compulsory
    SYLLABUS
     Application of the following to Chemical Engineering problems:
     Ordinary differential equations
     Simultaneous differential equations
     Partial differential equations
     Series solution
     Laplace transformation
    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
    PLO
    CLO Statement Cognitive level
    Mapping

    CLO-1: Formulate and solve ordinary differential


    equations for unsteady state material and energy C-3 PLO 2
    balance of simple chemical processes.

    CLO-2: Apply Laplace Transforms and series solution


    techniques for solution of ordinary and partial C-3 PLO 1
    differential equations.
    COGNITIVE LEVELS
     Remember
     Understand
     Apply
     Analyze
     Evaluate
     Create
    RECOMMENDED BOOKS

     Himmelblau, D. M., & Riggs, J. B. (2012). Basic principles and calculations in chemical
    engineering. FT press.
     Jenson, V. G.; Jeffreys, G. V. (1977), Mathematical Methods in Chemical Engineering.
    2nd Edition; Academic Press.
     Dawkins, P. (2007). Differential Equations. Lamar University.

     Chidambaram, M. (2018). Mathematical Modelling and Simulation in Chemical


    Engineering. Cambridge University Press.
     Loney, N. W. (2007). Applied Mathematical Methods for Chemical Engineers. 2nd
    Edition; CRC Press.
     Rice, R. G.; Do, D. D. (2012). Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical
    Engineers. 2nd Edition; John Wiley & Sons.
     Bird, R. B., Stewart, W. E., & Lightfoot, E. N. (2007). Transport phenomena. New York:
    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
     Mathematics is used a great deal in Chemical Engineering, especially since
    Chemical engineers design materials and the processes by which those
    materials are made.
     To solve chemical problems, many types of mathematics are used, not
    least of which is calculus (including partial differential equations). Even
    simple calculations, such as working on chemical formulas and equations,
    involve mathematics.
     Using mathematics, they are involved in such studies as thermodynamics,
    chemical reaction processes, and process dynamics, design, and control.
     Chemical engineers also build mathematical models and analyze the
    results, mostly to help understand the performance of a process.
    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
     Mathematical model for chemical engineering systems can take many
    forms. They can be sets of algebraic equations, differential equations,
    and /or integrated equations.
     Mass and energy balances of the chemical processes typically lead to large
    sets of algebraic equations.

     Mass balance of the stirred tank reactors may lead to ordinary differential
    equations.
    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
     Radiative heat transfer may lead to integral equations.

     There are several significant problems in chemical engineering that require


    a fundamental understanding of differential equations in order to fully
    appreciate the underlying transport phenomena.
    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    MATHEMATICS
     We have covered different type of mathematical problems including steady
    state material and energy problems, design problems in various subjects of
    Chemical Engineering.
     In this subject our focus this specifically on the direct solution and various
    techniques for solving the ordinary and partial differential equations.

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