Finally! After 2 months working at home, the course is now ready! This course is an introduction to all those separation processes and techniques that you typically cover in your(s) Mass Transfer Operations Course(s). You can read this full blog post or go directly to the Course Page… In the meantime, check the trailer: https://youtu.be/uVjX1dpfe-Y […]
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Claim your Spot! Gas Absorption is one of the very first Mass Transfer Unit Operations studied in early process engineering. It is very important in several Separation Processes, as it is used extensively in the Chemical industry. Understanding the concept behind Gas-Gas and Gas-Liquid mass transfer interaction will allow you to understand and model Absorbers,
Claim your Spot! You asked for it! After the great success of last month’s Promo, Petrochemical Industry Course Promo I’ve got a lot of e-mails and comments regarding its older brother: Petroleum Refining! So here it goes! By the way; regarding the circumstances of the current pandemic: if you share this promo with a friend
Claim your Spot! So far we have been only offering promotions on courses which are either Chemical Engineering Related or Process Simulation Related. Now it’s time to offer a Course related to “Oil & Gas”. I’m talking about my Petrochemical Learn about: The Petorchemical Industry Difference between Petroleum Refining vs. Petrochemical Industry Paraffins, Olefins, Napthenes
Hi there guys! This is a GUEST POST! meaning that I do not wrote it. If you think you can help the blog grow, please get in touch! this one was wrotten by John Coschigano, currently part of the IOThrifty Team! Check them out! Both relative humidity and dew point temperature are measure of the
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The Basics on Vapor-Liquid Operations Have you ever wonder how useful is Distillation? Or what about Gas Absorption? Or what do you think about Wetted Wall Columns? You may be you think those are very simple processes and that due to their simplicity, we don’t use them in the industry… Well, this is not true
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Finally! The Course is here! If you were of those lucky Early Birds then you know by know how great the course is! If you don’t! Make no worries, we will cover it so you get the idea! You can read this full blog post or go directly to the SALES Pages of the Course
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The Promo now shifts from AspenTech Software to Process Engineering Topics – Unit Operations. It is an overview of the most common type of Unit Operations you will encounter in the industry. Examples such as Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfer Operations can be found. Very great if you are starting to study specific topics on how to
This month promo is about Aspen Plus. It is focused to those students which have basic knowledge of the software and want to boost their Simulation Skills to the Next Level. We treat lots of new things such as analysis tools, more unit operations, flow sheeting, study cases, physical properties, thermodynamic packages, and much more!
This month promo is about Aspen HYSYS. It is focused to those students which are learning or want to learn te basics of process simulation via HYSYS. You can read more on HYSYS here. Get 1 Month FREE of charge! Try it out! Cancel anytime! If you like it you can enroll for only $8
It’s 2020 now! Cool Number… notice that you only get to see once a repeated number in the year in a lifetime (20). I usually do not set specific goals in order to get them done by the end of the year and this has made me a little bit of a procrastinator. I want
Finally! The Course is here! If you were of those lucky Early Birds then you know by know how great the course is! If you don’t! Make no worries, we will cover it so you get the idea! You can read this full blog post or go directly to the SALES Pages of the Course
Have you ever wonder how useful is Flash Distillation? May be you think it is a very simple process that is not actually used in the industry, or maybe you think it is just a simple unit operation… well, let me tell you it is not! Flashing systems are very common in several industries for their
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Hi there! This is a second blog post on a Product of AspenTech. Check out the first one (Aspen Plus) here. As stated before guys, I am not joking when I tell you that I get this question 1-2 times a day (via Facebook, Courses, e-mail, Contact Forms, and blog comments!) … And I gotta
I know many of you already know about Aspen Plus or HYSYS… But I am not joking when I tell you that I get this question 1-2 times a day (via Facebook, Courses, e-mail, Contact Forms, and blog comments!) … It used to be easy and joyful to explain, but now its getting a little
As an engineer working in companies related to chemical companies, it is important to understand the largest “players” This list is based on the most successful companies back 2017-2019 Most of the data is based on the following: https://cen.acs.org/business/finance/CENs-Global-Top-50-chemical/96/i31 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_chemical_producers https://valenciatowncenterpharmacy.com https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/which-are-the-world-s-largest-chemical-producing-companies.html The LIST: 1. BASF The most classic example of “pure” applied engineered chemistry…
In this blog post we will explore SOME relevant industries in Chemical Engineering. I will be writing further blog posts including even more industries! This is good news for you guys! It means that there are plenty of jobs in those industries for you in several positions (entry level, junior, senior, etc…) Here we go:
All the information that I will be showing in this POST is an extract of what I cover in this short course! I leave it here for FREE if you are interested! Chemical Engineering as a Profesional Career Mathematics You do not need to be a genius to understand that MATHEMATICS are the main language
