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Near Infrared Spectroscopy and Process Analytical Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Learn the basic features and benefits of Near IR spectroscopy Review the necessary essential concepts from statistics Learn how to use EXCEL for basic statistical analysis Gain a familiarity with chemometrics and the use of chemometric software WHO SHOULD ATTEND: You are an engineer or scientist who is considering using near IR spectroscopy or other process analytical technologies ...
 

Statistical Quality Control and Design of Experiments
Course Format: Classroom
Learn how to use statistics and design of experiments at your job Learn how to use EXCEL to do basic statistical analysis Become familiar with different experimental designs and when to use them Use software to design experiments and analyze results Note: This course only assumes a basic knowledge of EXCEL. It is suggested that students bring a laptop to the course. FEATURES This ...
 

Bulk Pharmaceutical and Chemical Process Development
Course Format: Classroom
Overview the entire drug development process from laboratory to the marketplace. Gain a clear understanding of the unique integration of research and development, manufacturing, quality assurance, and regulatory affairs in the launching of a new drug. Examine various concepts unique to the pharmaceutical industry, including those involving scale-up, technology transfer, and the operability ...
 

Chemical and Bioengineering Fundamentals for Technical and Scientific Professionals
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed for non-chemical engineers, who are engineers, scientists, research technicians and other technical professionals who participate in the development and execution of manufacturing technology for the chemical, food, biotech or pharmaceutical industries. The course addresses nearly all the topics and issues that practicing engineers, scientists and other technical professi...
 

Industrial Fluid Mixing
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a broad survey of the most recent developments, newest equipment, and emerging design concepts in the field of fluid mixing. The course is intended for directors of engineering and/or research, process engineers doing research, mechanical equipment specialists, technicians, development and design project engineers, chemists, and vendor engineers. YOU CAN EXPECT TO: �C...
 

Distillation
Course Format: Classroom
You can expect to: Gain a full understanding of essential distillation concepts, including thermodynamics, vapor liquid equilibrium, process design, column operation, and simulation issues. Learn how to specify and select hardware best suited to various distillation problems and objectives. Use industrial case histories to analyze today’s most effective problem-solving and troubleshootin...
 

Combustible Dust Hazards: Dust Explosions
Course Format: Classroom
This short course will benefit attendees from a broad spectrum of backgrounds and job responsibilities including chemical engineers, mechanical engineers, process engineers/scientists, fire protection professionals, plant/process safety/risk managers, facility managers, and all others who need to be aware of the risks and vulnerabilities that can lead to injuries, fatalities, property damage an...
 

Excel Programming with VBA
Course Format: Classroom
The purpose of this 1-day, intensive, hands-on course is to get you up to speed quickly in VBA programming and provide you with VBA program examples. If you require the capabilities of the built-in programming language of Microsoft Excelâ„?and Visual Basic (VBA) then this course is for you. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: This course is intended for engineers and scientists who have good spreadsheet sk...
 

Process Piping Materials, Fabrication, Examination & Testing
Course Format: Classroom
This is intended to be a 1-day supplemental course for those students who have already taken or are taking PD014: ASME B31.3 Process Piping. The focus of this course is to assist those personnel to understand the relationship of the Fabrication & Examination rules of the B31.3 Code to the Design and Materials rules. The presentation will include examples of problems that occur as a result of no...
 

Emergency Relief Systems (ERS) Design using DIERS Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Explore the broad topic of emergency relief system design with an emphasis on DIERS methods. Learn how to handle runaway reactions, particularly under two-phase flow conditions. Learn how to use computational methods on real-world problems via numerous worked examples. Receive the texts �Emergency Relief Systems Design Using DIERS Technology �(published by AIChE) and “Guidelines for Pre...
 

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