Process Equipment Design - Video Lectures

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  General

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    Course Summary: 

    Quick Review of Theory and Solving Representative Problems on Process Equipment Design covering the undergraduate chemical engineering syllabus, and latest GATE-exam syllabus: Mechanical Design of Chemical Process Equipments, Process Design Aspects of Heat Exchangers, and Gas-Liquid Contactors

    • Objective Type Questions and Problems with Detailed Solutions (15 nos.) - Video Lectures with Handwritten-Transcripts
      
    • Questions from Past GATE Exams.
      
    • Videos: 2 hours of recorded lectures and representative problems

    This course is part of "Process Equipment Design" and "Chemical Engineering Courses Bundle".
    
  • Select activity Announcements

    

    Announcements Forum
  • Select activity Discussion on Course Contents

    

    Discussion on Course Contents Forum
• Select section Mechanical Design

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  Mechanical Design

  • Select activity Theory - Mechanical Design

    

    Theory - Mechanical Design Book

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  • Select activity Thickness of Cylindrical Pressure Vessel

    

    Thickness of Cylindrical Pressure Vessel Page

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  • Select activity Maximum Internal Pressure of Spherical Tank

    

    Maximum Internal Pressure of Spherical Tank Page

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  • Select activity Efficiency of Weld Joints

    

    Efficiency of Weld Joints Page

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  • Select activity Optimum Diameter of Tank for Minimizing Cost

    

    Optimum Diameter of Tank for Minimizing Cost Page

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  • Select activity Pipes and Tubes

    

    Pipes and Tubes Page

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  Process Design

  • Select activity Theory - Process Design

    

    Theory - Process Design Book

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  • Select activity Baffle Spacing vs Reynold Number of Shell Side Fluid

    

    Baffle Spacing vs Reynold Number of Shell Side Fluid Page

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  • Select activity Roles of Baffles - Question-1

    

    Roles of Baffles - Question-1 Page

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  • Select activity Roles of Baffles - Question-2

    

    Roles of Baffles - Question-2 Page

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  • Select activity Roles of Baffles - Question-3

    

    Roles of Baffles - Question-3 Page

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  • Select activity Advantage of Multi-pass Heat Exchanger

    

    Advantage of Multi-pass Heat Exchanger Page

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  • Select activity Floating-head Heat Exchanger

    

    Floating-head Heat Exchanger Page

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  • Select activity Tube Pitch and Baffle Spacing of Heat Exchanger

    

    Tube Pitch and Baffle Spacing of Heat Exchanger Page

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  • Select activity Equivalent Diameter for Heat Transfer and Pressure Drop

    

    Equivalent Diameter for Heat Transfer and Pressure Drop Page

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  • Select activity Diameter of Packed Bed Gas-Liquid Contactor

    

    Diameter of Packed Bed Gas-Liquid Contactor Page

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  • Select activity Diameter of Separation Column

    

    Diameter of Separation Column Page

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  • Select activity Dimeter of Two Sections of Distillation Column

    

    Dimeter of Two Sections of Distillation Column Page

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  • Select activity Bubble Cap Tray of Distillation Columns

    

    Bubble Cap Tray of Distillation Columns Page

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