| Educational guide School of Chemical Engineering |
english |
| Nanoscience, Materials and Processes: Chemical Technology at the Frontier |
 Subjects |
| PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN |
| Contents |
| IDENTIFYING DATA | 2018_19 |
| Subject | PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN | Code | 20705101 | |||||
| Study programme |
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Cycle | 2nd | |||||
| Descriptors | Credits | Type | Year | Period | ||||
| 5 | Compulsory | First | AN |
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| Competences | Learning outcomes | Contents |
| Planning | Methodologies | Personalized attention |
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| The contents of the subject serve the purpose of introducing the concepts and tools for product design and process with emphasis on processes and nanostructured nanomaterials-based products. Product design based on nano / micro technologies and in which material properties are the main contribution to the value chain is not substantially different from the product design and process more traditional industries but the professional researcher working in this field must be able to meet two distinct tasks: - The building of an effective bridge between the nano / micro scales (conferring properties of the product) and macro level (allowing the targeted use of the product) and - The application of manufacturing methods on a large scale, although processes are based on the principles of which are part of the basic training of a process engineer, require additional knowledge about the practice of implementation. This subject must therefore necessarily include some rather phenomenological and descriptive presentation of fabrication methods on a large scale, which in turn has a fairly well established part but also a part that is updated annually to track progress in manufacturing methods nanoparticles allotropic materials and especially carbon. Program: 1. The Design Process 2. Molecular Structure Design 3. Process Creation 4. Simulation to assist in Process Creation 5. Heuristics for Process Synthesis |
