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If any Chemical Engineering student is interested in Process Control, You can contact me

Dear Art,
Thanks a lot for accepting me as one of your friends.
Fallah

I have studied chemical engineering and completed my Bachelor degree. I have always worked as a process engineer since my Junior days. I have eight years experience in the Basemetal and precius metal concentrating and refining. I also have some experience in uranium extraction.

Here's some more news via ChExpress: http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/17/entry-125-chexpress-june-16-2011/

Moved a legacy file into the Download section, Physical Property Add-In for MS Excel: http://www.cheresources.com/invision/files/file/125-physical-properties-ms-excel-add-in/

Ankur has posted a list of his favorite books for process design engineering in his blog at http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-124-a-detailed-list-of-books-for-process-design-engineering/

Ciao, am a new member and hope that I can contribute some facts about petrochem, oil and gas, mining... Cheers!

Oh... you're right. I did not know that. Thank you and thank you also for your input on my post. I really appreciate it. I'm looking at your comment right now and will reply in the post. Thank you again

Hi friends i need help for centrifugal compressor discharge PSV size. My question is if we have suction flow of 8000kg/h and density of gas is 2.470kg/m3, in case of blocked outlet, what would be the discharge flow of PSV? I mean PSV discharge flow would be same as Compressor discharge or more or less? Can anyone help?

In the context of refining they mean:
CDU = Crude Distillation Unit (or Atmospheric Distillation Unit)
VDU = Vacuum Distillation Unit
There is an easy-to-read article on this website about it. Check: http://www.cheresources.com/refining.shtml
Next time try to post on the student's forum...

Gonna take on AGRU for the 1st time :)

Attention Female Engineers: See Ankur's latest blog posting with regards to females in the ChE environment. We'd like to hear your thoughts on the subject. Drop your feedback in the comments section. http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-123-careers-options-for-chemical-engineers-with-special-emphasis-on-females/