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Chemical Engineering: An Industrial Perspective

Degree structure, core disciplines, entry-level roles, and how engineers operate in real industrial systems.

Chemical engineering process example for chemical engineers, showing a two-tank methanol–water mixing system with pumps, level control, and reactor feed.

Core Responsibilities of a Chemical Engineer

Career Opportunities

Decision-making, process ownership, and technical accountability in industry

Sample Articles from Engineering Topics

Industrial storage tank and process piping system in a chemical plant, illustrating typical equipment involved in SIL and LOPA evaluations.

LOPA & SIL: Practical Examples

A LOPA analysis is required only when the residual frequency of a major accident scenario remains too high after all …
Chemical engineer inspecting industrial equipment inside a process plant facility

Chemical Engineering Core Disciplines – A Practical Overview

Chemical engineering core disciplines: a concise overview of the main engineering fields that structure chemical engineering, from thermodynamics and fluid …

Sample Articles from Unit Operations

Rubby formation in methanol auto-thermal reformer showing catalyst damage and silica deposition inside heat exchanger tube.

Heat Exchanger Fouling and Rubby Formation

Heat exchanger fouling in methanol plants can be a symptom of a deeper problem inside the Auto-Thermal Reformer (ATR): Ruby …
Close-up of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger used in industrial heat transfer operations

Unit Operations in Chemical Engineering: Types and Examples

The five main unit operations in chemical engineering are Heat Transfer, Mass Transfer, Mechanical Operations, Fluid Transport, and Membrane Separation …
Tall distillation column used in mass transfer operations for component separation in chemical processing

How Distillation Works: Engineering Explanation

What is the Distillation Process? Distillation is a method used to separate the components of a liquid mixture by exploiting …

Sample Articles from Basic Theory

Curvature of stainless steel pipes against a concrete wall – example of fluid transport system design

2. Bernoulli’s Principle: Equation&Applications

Bernoulli’s Principle Explained for Engineers In the article Fluid Dynamics Basics for Engineers we introduced the concepts of streamlines, flow …
Fluid dynamics concept with blue water arrow symbolizing flow direction

1. Fluid Dynamics Basics for Engineers

Fundamental Concepts Governing Fluid Flow Fluid dynamics deals with the description of fluid motion and the forces involved, providing the …
Solar panels and wind turbines converting renewable energy into electricity, illustrating the First Law of Thermodynamics.

1. Joule Experiment: Thermodynamics Basics

Thermodynamics for Engineers: a clear summary of the 4 fundamental laws, key insights, and examples relevant to industrial context …

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