Description:
This session is intended to allow those teaching chemical process design to share their experiences. While all accredited chemical engineering programs are expected to teach chemical process safety, few faculty are able to develop a course based on their personal research or practical experience. This creates a challenge to develop an engaging course based mostly on materials obtained from textbooks, web sources, and short courses. By sharing our experiences, it is hoped that we can pave the way for those currently tasked with developing and improving process safety courses. We particularly encourage talks by those who are relatively new to teaching process safety. Discussions of opportunities for improving source materials or for integrating courses into the curriculum are also encouraged.
Sponsor:
Product Design
Co-Sponsor(s):
Education (04), Young Professionals Committee (YPC) (18C), Process Development Division (12)
Chair:
Kenneth R. Cox
Professor
Rice University
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
6100 Main Street
Houston, TX
77005-1892
Email: krcox@rice.edu
Professor
Rice University
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
6100 Main Street
Houston, TX
77005-1892
Email: krcox@rice.edu
Co-chairs:
Tracy Carter
Northeastern University
Chemical Engineering
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA
02115
Email: T.Carter@northeastern.edu
Benjamin John Davis
Associate Professor
The Cooper Union
Chemical Engineering
41 Cooper Square
New York, NY
10003
Email: bdavis@cooper.edu
Northeastern University
Chemical Engineering
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA
02115
Email: T.Carter@northeastern.edu
Benjamin John Davis
Associate Professor
The Cooper Union
Chemical Engineering
41 Cooper Square
New York, NY
10003
Email: bdavis@cooper.edu
Papers:
Abstract Submissions Closed
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