Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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CBE255 - Introduction to Chemical Process Modeling Instructor: Reed Semester: Spring 2019
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Description: Introduction to modeling of chemical processes, and introduction to using modern computational tools to analyze the models. Topics to be covered include: programming and programming languages; stoichiometry of chemical reactions; diffusion and heat transfer; phase equilibria; chemical kinetics in well-mixed reactors; elementary process dynamics; and estimating parameters from data.

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Develop facility with using modern computational software for numerical problem solving
Obtain an integrative overview of the entire chemical engineering curriculum
Be exposed to key modeling concepts for courses later in the curriculum
Acquire a set of tools that will be useful in later CBE courses
Be exposed to problems in stoichiometry of chemical reactions, diffusion and heat transfer, process systems steady-state modeling and design, chemical kinetics in well-mixed reactors, staged separations, estimating parameters from data

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Math 319 or 320 or con reg

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