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Chemical Process Design - lecture 3, part 3 [by Dr Bart Hallmark, University of Cambridge]

Lecture 3, part 3, examines thermal effects in chemical reactors and gives an outline of the various assumptions that can be used when approaching chemical reactor modelling. This is the third lecture in a 12 lecture series on an introduction to chemical process design authored by Dr Bart Hallmark from the University of Cambridge. The course covers the following topics: (i) documenting and communicating the design (PFDs, P&IDs, data sheets); (ii) reactor design (multiphase reactors, mass transfer & kinetic limits, thermal effects, reactor modelling and reactor mechanical design); (iii) separation processes (distillation column optimisation, other separation processes); (iv) conveying materials (pumps, pipes, conveyors); (v) controlling process flow in liquids and solids; (vi) pressure relief and safety systems; (vii) plant layout; (viii) utilities and electrical power.