Chemical Engineering Overview

Biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, environmental engineering, chemical engineering, energy transformation and oil and gas are only a few industries mentioned that need chemical engineers because they all rely on synthesising and processing chemicals and materials. This chemical engineering course from Training Facility will provide insight into this specialisation which has far-reaching impacts on many technological industries.

We consider chemistry a physical science because it does not involve living things. We begin with an introduction to chemical engineering, the responsibilities and ideal employment for chemical engineers. We will discuss the major fields of chemical engineering, particularly fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer. Then, we touch on biochemistry, nanotechnology, enzymatic development and some chemical reaction engineering concepts. 

Next, we explore basic safety subjects, including hazard identification, risk assessment, fire and explosions and toxicology. We investigate the concept of matter and study chemistry's history, branches and practical applications. Dalton's atomic theory, Rutherford's atomic model, and Bohr's atomic model will all be examined, along with their limitations. Enrolling in this course will help you achieve your goals while providing the background and experience you need to advance in your chosen career. Register now!