Mathematical modeling in chemical engineering

Description

The subject "mathematical modeling in chemical engineering" is taught on the following topics. introduction. preliminary information. basic concepts. mathematical models available in chemical technology. classification of models. scheme of construction of mathematical models in k/t. computer information. concepts of optimization. "least squares" method. construction of empirical formulas. construction of empirical formulas by the "least squares" method in the case of non-linear dependence. a method of planning extreme experiments. statistical description of chemical technological objects. methods of obtaining a statistical model. basic concepts of chemical kinetics. modeling of heterogeneous chemical processes. ideal mixing and ideal compression models. diffusion and cellular models. processes in chemical reactors. mathematical models. optimization methods. scaling of chemical-technological objects and their optimal design

Course learning outcomes

1. 1

   CLO 1: Explains the basic concepts of mathematical modeling in chemical engineering, classification of models and application principles.

2. 2

   CLO 2: Builds mathematical and statistical models for chemical-technological processes, determines model parameters based on experimental data.

3. 3

   CLO 3: The least squares method evaluates the adequacy of models using empirical formulas and design of experiments methods.

4. 4

   CLO 4: Analyzes mathematical models of processes based on chemical kinetics, heterogeneous processes and various reactor models (ideal mixing, ideal compression, diffusion and cell models).

5. 5

   CLO 5: Modeling, optimizing chemical-technological processes and interpreting the obtained results using computer programs.

6. 6

   CLO 6: Justifies engineering decisions by applying mathematical modeling and optimization methods for scaling and optimal design of chemical-technological facilities.