Understanding that Some Things Never Change
Process engineering is advancing rapidly, integrating with various engineering disciplines to enhance numerous areas such as pump design, heat integration, system control, materials of construction, and more. With improvements in reactor design, distillation packings, and separation technologies, process engineering enables higher production specifications and lower unit costs. Despite the increasing scale of operations, companies are striving to meet rigorous environmental standards and operate sustainably, which influences design objectives and targets.
Course: Process Engineering for Non-process Engineering Professionals
Yet, the fundamental principles of process engineering remain steadfast. Everything starts with a mass and energy balance, governed by the basic laws of chemistry and physics, and safety remains a top priority. Many oil and gas processes still rely on distillation since understanding the essentials is crucial for optimizing design and operations. Whether you’re seeking a refresher or looking to familiarize yourself with chemical engineering principles, a strong grasp of these fundamentals is invaluable.
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This EuroMaTech training course in Process Engineering for Non-Process Engineering Professionals focuses on core areas such as the transportation and transformation of solids, liquids, and gases, safety and risk management, separation processes (with a focus on distillation), heat transfer, hydraulics and fluid flow, reaction engineering, along with process control and economics. The course guides participants in developing both theoretical and practical understandings of these key aspects, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of modern process engineering.