Chemical Engineering

After industrial revolution in London (U.K) lot of industrial work established due to which excessive environment. Pollution become a major problem in London so government of United Kingdom appointed to check and gives suggestion to reduce the pollution emitted by the factories. There he absorbed some common factor/operation in various factories like following of fluid, exchange of heat, exchange of mass, he prepared 12 lectures on common operation and started teaching them in United State/Kingdom. After that come to known that these lecture and that unit operation in 1957 there was a conference in Amsterdam where the little of conference was Chemical Reaction Engineering and they wanted to concentrate only on reaction . J.C Vlagter gave this name CRE in 1958 in Amsterdam When we apply all Engineering principle to Chemical Reaction Engineering. Application of CRE. ● Waste Treatment. ● Living System. ● Manufacturing of Pharmaceutical. ● Manufacturing of C...

  Petro leum: we know that liquid fuels are used extensively these days in industrial and domestic areas. Today we will discuss about liquids fuel and we hear about Petroleum, which is a largest source of liquid fuel.             The Petroleum means rock oil or it is also known as mineral oils. Crude oil and petroleum is a basic raw material for refining industries.it occurs in the earth crust mostly in sedimentary rocks in all possible state(gas, liquid and solid). It is dark colour viscous liquid colour varies from light brown to dark brown.petroleum is a mixture of various hydrocarbons mainly ' PONA' .

Heat : Heat is a form of energy that can be transfer from a body at higher temperature to lower one because of temperature difference, and the energy transfer stop when the two medium reach the same temparature or equilibrium.

                                  WATER 1. Water is an important gift of nature for all the living things. As it is used in all types of metabolic activities and house hold works. It may be defined as “Clear, transparent, odourless and tasteless liquid. Chemically it is made up of two atoms of Hydrogen and one atom of Oxygen.      2. In day to day life, required potable water means should be tasteful, aesthetically pure and wholesome. But due to presence of some chemicals, biological and microbes it’s become unfit for drinking and for other uses.