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Adsorption Science and Technology: Fundamentals and Applications
Prof. Sourav Mondal · IIT Kharagpur
About
The course is designed focusing on the adsorption fundamentals and the application, both at the introductory and advanced level. Adsorption technology is an important separation technology that has wide spread applications from waste water treatment to chromatography, ion exchange, gas separation based on pressure swing adsorption (for e.g. in medical oxygen concentrators), and other surface based transfer processes. The course is related to the scientific principles involved in various industry sectors including petroleum refining, oil and gas, petrochemicals, polymers, catalyst, gas separation, energy, process design, water purification and treatment, waste treatment, etc. In the recent emphasis on environmental sustainability and climate change, adsorption is important for carbon capture technologies, waste separation and recovery of value added products from waste streams.
Intended audience: Pursuing UG / PG / PhD degree courses in Chemical engineering, biotechnology, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical engineering, Mechanical engineering and agricultural engineering.Industry professionals involved in the sectors of petroleum refining, oil and gas, petrochemicals, polymers, catalyst, gas separation, energy, process design, water purification and treatment, waste treatment, etc.
Prerequisites: Pursuing UG / PG / PhD degree courses in Chemical engineering, biotechnology, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical engineering, Mechanical engineering and agricultural engineering.
Lectures
Week 1 : Basics of Adsorption
- Lecture 1 : Background of Adsorption
- Lecture 2 : Adsorbents
- Lecture 3 : Key Features of Adsorption, Thermodynamic Background
- Lecture 4 : Adsorption Isotherm
- Lecture 5 : Langmuir Isotherm
Week 2 : Adsorption Isotherms and Kinetics
- Lecture 6 : Multicomponent Langmuir and Other Isotherms
- Lecture 7 : Other Important Isotherms-continued
- Lecture 8 : Equilibrium Modelling - I
- Lecture 9 : Equilibrium Modelling - II
- Lecture 10 : Adsorption Kinetics
Week 3 : BET Analysis
- Lesson 11 : BET Analysis
- Lesson 12 : Gas Sorption
- Lesson 13 : Surface Area Calculations
- Lesson 14 : Pore Size Analysis
- Lesson 15 : Limitations of BET Analysis
Week 4 : Adsorption Models
- Lesson 16 : Adsorption and Diffusion Models
- Lesson 17 : Film Diffusion
- Lesson 18 : Linear Driving Force Model
- Lesson 19 : Intraparticle Adsorption Diffusion Model
- Lesson 20 : Slurry Adsorption
Week 5 : Fixed Bed Adsorption
- Lesson 21 : Fixed Bed Adsorption
- Lesson 22 : Mass Transfer Zone Modelling
- Lesson 23 : Fixed Bed Design: Thomas Model
- Lesson 24 : Fixed Bed Design: Adams-Bohart and Other Models
- Lesson 25 : Fixed Bed Design: Constant Pattern Behaviour
Week 6 : Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)
- Lesson 26 : Fixed Bed Design: Multi-Scale Model
- Lesson 27 : Fixed Bed Adsorption : Illustrative Problems
- Lesson 28 : Introduction to Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)
- Lesson 29 : Modelling PSA Systems
- Lesson 30 : Design of Medical Grade Oxygen Concentrator
Week 7 : Chromatography
- Lesson 31 : Introduction to Chromatography
- Lesson 32 : Chromatography: Principles
- Lesson 33 : Column Chromatography
- Lesson 34 : Chromatography: Illustrative Problems 1
- Lesson 35 : Chromatography: Illustrative Problems 2
Week 8 : Ion Exchange
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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