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A Gas Absorber Design Experiment For The Chemical Engineering Laboratory

Author(s) -

puszynski jan,

David Dixon,

Bhavani Puli,

J.M. Munro

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

papers on engineering education repository (american society for engineering education)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--12520

Subject(s) - accreditation , engineering design process , session (web analytics) , column (typography) , computer science , engineering education , process (computing) , process engineering , engineering , mechanical engineering , frame (networking) , world wide web , economics , economic growth , operating system

An open-en ded, gas-abso rber design experiment has been developed for the undergr aduat e chemical engineering laborato ry. The experiment utilizes the Design-BuildTest (DBT) approach. Student teams are asked to design a column to perform a specific task , par tially build or configure the physical equipment for their design and operat e the gas absorber to test their design. Each laborato ry team conducting the experiment is assigned a unique objective involving the absor ption o f carbon dioxide, ammonia or ethanol from an air stream flowing at a specified rate. The experiment provides several choices of column diameter and packing types and size from which students can choose to complete their design.

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