This was tough, tons of preparations but worth it. We received very good feedback from the participants. Fore more information, see here. One sad news: This was the last day for Josefine Hildebrand, who just submitted her PhD. thesis. Thank you Josi, we will miss you a lot. Day 1 Some important topic from the … Continue reading
Since 2001, I/we gave this course more than 60 times and it is still popular. Now we started to ask participants for some feedback on the courses website.
8 weeks full day with a group of clever and motivated students. 4 of them will go to SUT in Thailand for 3 months each and work on reactive distillation. http://cpd.rarey.net
My first CHEMCAD course this year 🙂
This time there were 31 participants, more every year. Again it was a great class, thank you all (especially the tutors) for your motivation and hard work and the dinner invitation! It was an honor to teach you. Topics of students presentations this time were: Temperature and pressure dependence of processes and equilibria. Derive an … Continue reading
Usually my CHEMCAD Courses are two days in length, this was double time 🙂 The 8 participants from Asia and Europe were great. There were tons of questions, discussions and very nice restaurant visits in the evening: I very much thank the CTO of the company for this course and hope I could benefit their … Continue reading
This course started 1997 in German language and takes place twice a year in German and English language since 2005. This time again there was a very interested group of participants, who seemed to enjoy the 3 resp. 4 days a lot. For the first time, the 4th day was lectured by Dr. Christian Möllmann … Continue reading
I am proud to say I am now part of the faculty at ChEPS-KMUTT. For a long time I was aware of the impressive activities of the director Dr. Hong-Ming Ku (see picture below). The Chemical Engineering Practice School (ChEPS) at KMUTT was implemented in cooperation with MIT and sponsoring by public and industry and … Continue reading
This years course “Chemical Process Development” was very full and successful. 27 participants completed 12 design projects. For the first time I gave this course in the English language and had a first foreign student from the group of Prof. Apichat (SUT, Nakhon Ratchasima). After their design projects, 4 students continued the topic abroad, 2 in … Continue reading
From Feb. 16 – 20 and March 2 – 20 I taught a full day course on “Chemical Process Development” to 26 very motivated and hard working students. The course included: Introduction, Overview Aspen Plus Intro Course Dortmund Data Bank (DDB) and DDB Software Package Chemical Thermodynamics for Process Simulation (Mostly in GVT-Course) Separation Process … Continue reading
