Chemical Engineering Laboratory
Chemical Engineering Lab I:
Chemical engineering laboratories include both classical and contemporary pilot-sized units operations and process equipments that are used by the students for the development of their skills in understanding and operating basic and more complex systems. These laboratory courses are offered and managed by faculty serving in the Chemical Engineering Program. Training of students on these equipments is provided in two separate courses, Chemical Engineering Laboratory I and II (CHME 302 & 401). Chemical engineering Lab I comprises the following experiments
- Flow Measurements Test
- Head Loss in Pipings and Fittings
- Centrifugal Pump
- Linear and Axial Conduction
- Natural and Forced Convection
- Radiation Laws
- Bomb Calorimeter
Chemical Engineering Lab II: In the seventh semester students undertake chemical engineering lab-II (CHME 401), where they work on the following experiments:
- Computer Controlled Heat Exchanger Service Unit
- Chemical Reactors Apparatus
- Cooling Tower Apparatus
- Continuous Distillation Unit
- Absorption Unit
- Continuous Liquid – Liquid Extraction Unit
- Temperature Controller Bench
- Level Controller Bench
- Tray Dryer