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Direct linkJoo, Yong Lak; Choudhary, Devashish – Chemical Engineering Education, 2006
For decades, every chemical engineer has been asked to have a background in separations. The required separations course can, however, be uninspiring and superficial because understanding many separation processes involves conventional graphical methods and commercial process simulators. We utilize simple, user-friendly mathematical software,…
Descriptors: Visualization, Computation, Chemical Engineering, Engineering Education
