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Equipment Design: Mechanical Aspects

Prof. Shabina Khanam · IIT Roorkee

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About

Chemical process plants include a number of important equipment such as reactors, distillation columns, absorbers, heat exchangers, evaporators, crystallizers, etc. Design of such equipment should be carried out a priory to set-up a process plant and thus, it is basic step in a chemical process. Mechanical design of equipment addresses the stress and strain produced in different parts of the equipment such as shell, head, support, etc. due to operating conditions of the process. The success and failure of the process depends on how perfectly stress and strain are considered while designing. Thus, the present course enables one to learn about the mechanical design of chemical process equipment.

Intended audience: Undergraduate students. However, this course will also be helpful for those who have substantial industrial experience while working in chemical processes and designing process equipment.

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Introduction YouTube
  2. Stress and Strain Relationship-1 YouTube
  3. Stress and Strain Relationship-2 YouTube
  4. Terminologies YouTube
  5. Design of shell YouTube

Week 2

  1. Design of heads-1 YouTube
  2. Design of heads-2 YouTube
  3. Design of heads-3 YouTube
  4. Compensation for Opening-1 YouTube
  5. Compensation for Opening-2 YouTube

Week 3

  1. L/D ratio of vessel YouTube
  2. Design of Flanges-1.1 YouTube
  3. Design of Flanges-1.2 YouTube
  4. Design of Flanges-2.1 YouTube
  5. Design of Flanges-2.2 YouTube

Week 4

  1. Design of support-1 YouTube
  2. Design of support-2 YouTube
  3. Vessel under external pressure-1 YouTube
  4. Vessel under external pressure-2 YouTube
  5. Vessel under very high pressure YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Roorkee
Department
Chemical Engineering
Teacher
Prof. Shabina Khanam
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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