Course10310521560 lectures
Mathematical Modelling and Simulation of Chemical Engineering Process
Prof. Sourav Mondal · IIT Kharagpur
About
The course is designed to enlighten you with different mathematical modelling approaches and strategies of chemical engineering process and design, both stochastic and deterministic. The course contents involved advanced theoretical framework of different types of transfer process related to heat, mass and fluid flow. The simulation techniques of these process are also covered. We also include dispersed phase modelling and modelling of stochastic processes.
Intended audience: Undergraduate, post graduate and research students. Working professionals particularly in chemical and process industries. PG course instructors
Prerequisites: Essential: Engineering mathematics (at UG level, Numerical methods (UG level). Desirable: Basics of fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer.
Lectures
Week 1 :
- Lecture-1 : Introduction
- Lecture-2 : Introduction (Contd.)
- Lecture-3 : Constitutive relations
- Lecture-4 : Constitutive relations - mass transfer and thermodynamics
- Lecture-5 : Process diagrams
Week 2 :
- Lecture-6 : Special functions
- Lecture-7 : Partial differential equations
- Lecture-8 : Partial differential equations - separation of variables
- Lecture-9 : PDE - separation of variables (Contd.)
- Lecture-10: PDE - integral transforms
Week 3 :
- Lecture-11: Numerical techniques of solving PDE - discretization
- Lecture-12 : Stability of finite difference schemes
- Lecture-13: Numerical solution of PDE - method of lines
- Lecture-14 : Numerical solution of implicit formulation - tridiagonal matrix
- Lecture-15 : Numerical solution of PDE - Finite volume method
Week 4:
- Lecture-16 : Perturbation methods
- Lecture-17 : Asymptotics
- Lecture-18 : Matched Asymptotics
- Lecture-19 : Stability of dynamical systems
- Lecture-20 : Stability of dynamical systems (Contd.)
Week 5:
- Lecture-21 : Modelling transport phenomena problems - part 1
- Lecture-22 : Modelling transport phenomena problems - part 2
- Lecture-23 : Modelling transport phenomena problems - part 3
- Lecture-24 : Modelling transport phenomena problems - part 4
- Lecture-25 : Modelling transport phenomena problems - part 5
Week 6:
- Lecture-26 : Modelling reaction systems - packed bed catalytic reactor
- Lecture-27 : Modelling intraparticle transport and catalysis
- Lecture-28 : Modelling pore diffusion and reaction
- Lecture-29 : Modelling enzymatic reactions
- Lecture-30 : Demonstration of COMSOL Multiphysics
Week 7 :
- Lecture-31 : Modelling of multistage distillation process
- Lecture-32 :FUG method of stage calculations
- Lecture-33 : MESH equations and DOF analysis
- Lecture-34 : Tearing method
- Lecture-35 : Bubble point method stage calculations
Week 8 :
- Lecture-36: Simultaneous correction method
- Lecture-37: Block tridiagonal matrix
- Lecture-38: Simple binary batch distillation
- Lecture-39: Multistage batch distillation
- Lecture-40: Heat exchanger network design – pinch analysis
Week 9 :
- Lecture-41: Pinch point temperature
- Lecture-42: Heat exchanger network synthesis
- Lecture-43: Solving a distillation column using Aspen plus
- Lecture-44: Solving two unit operations using Aspen Plus
- Lecture-45: Solving multiple units using Aspen Plus
Week 10 :
- Lecture-46: Dispersed phase modelling – introduction
- Lecture-47: Population balance equation
- Lecture-48: Dispersed phase modelling – breakage process
- Lecture-49: Drop size distribution in lean mixtures
- Lecture-50: Mass transfer in lean liquid-liquid dispersion
Week 11 :
- Lecture-51: Dispersed phase modelling – aggregation
- Lecture-52: Dispersed phase modelling – Aerosol dynamics
- Lecture-53: Dispersed phase modelling – Aerosol dynamics – (Contd.)
- Lecture-54: Solution of the population balance equation
- Lecture-55: Numerical solution of the population balance equation
Week 12 :
Syllabus and materials
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Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Kharagpur
- Department
- Chemical Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. Sourav Mondal
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Chemistry, Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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