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Industrial Reaction Engineering

28443EUROTEQ alliance
Chemistry and Biology

About this course

A major part of chemical reactions in production processes and in gas cleaning processes takes place in multi-phase reactors, e.g. Production of Pharmaceuticals, calcination of lime in the production of calcium hydroxide, production of cement, combustion of solid and liquid fuels in the production of power and heat, catalytic and non-catalytic cleaning of flue gas and catalytic production of important products in different reactors including two or more phases. The examples are homogeneous or heterogeneous catalysed, gas-solid, gas-liquid, liquid-solid and gas-liquid-solid reactions that take place in a number of different reactor types (batch fixed bed, moving bed, spray absorbers, packed towers, membrane reactors, fluidized bed reactors, entrained flow reactors etc.). The theory covering the different types of reactions and a number of the reactors is expounded together with examples. During the semester the students cooperate in teams solving practical oriented reactor design problms.

Learning outcomes

To provide the students with a fundamental and practically applicable understanding of industrial important types of reactions and reactors that can be used in chemical and biochemical production processes and in pollution control.

Activities

Lectures, excursions, problem sessions, homework.

Additional information

course
7.5 ECTS
  • Level
    Master
  • Contact hours per week
    4
  • Instructors
    Kim Dam-Johansen (primary coordinator)
  • Mode of delivery
    Online - at a specific time
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