Technologies and industrial apparatus

Lecture sessions with an interactive approach to students conducted in a classroom setting. Educational materials available on the Moodle platform.

The purpose of the course is to provide students with knowledge of technologies used in various industries, and to familiarize them with the principle of operation, areas of application and operational parameters of industrial equipment.

In the course, students gain knowledge of the technologies used in various industries, as well as the principles of operation and areas of application of selected industrial equipment. Students are familiarized with examples of devices used in mechanical operations, heat and mass transfer processes across various industries. Additionally, it aims to impart knowledge about devices used for storing, transporting, and processing different substances. This subject enables students to learn about the latest technological developments and to understand organizational and operational issues related to industrial systems.

Materials prepared by teacher and available on the Moodle platform.

McCabe W., Smith J., Harriott P.: Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering\" (ISE), 7th Edition, McGraw-Hill Education, 2005.

Coulson and Richardson\'s chemical engineering. Vol. 2, Particle technology and separation processes, Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002.

Płaczek M., Filipczak G.: Handbook of Engineering Design - selected issues for process and construction calculation of apparatus and installations, OWPO, Politechnika Opolska 2023.

Prieve D.: Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering,4th edition, Taylor&Francis Group 2017.

Płaczek M., Pietrzak M., Witczak S., Wzorek M. (Editor): Handbook for process engineering calculations, OWPO, Opole 2019.

Green D., Perry R.H.: Perry\'s Chemical Engineers\' Handbook, 9th Edition, McGraw-Hill Education, 2019.

Sinnott R.K.: Coulson and Richardson\'s Chemical Engineering. Chemical Engineering Design. Vol. 6, Butterworth Heinemann, 2003.

Mujumdar A.S.: Handbook of Industrial Drying, CRC Press Taylor&Francis Group, 2015.

Student has appropriate knowledge of mechanics, fluid mechanics, material science and theory of machines to a degree needed to understand the principles of operation and construction of devices used in industry.

A student has the knowledge necessary to understand technical and non-technical aspects of engineering activity in relation to technology and industrial apparatus.

Student understands the need to learn and is able to independently plan and implement the lifelong learning process and critically assess their own knowledge in the field of technology and industrial devices.

The student recognizes the significance of professional conduct, adherence to ethical standards, and respect for diverse views and opinions regarding technology and industrial equipment.

Lecture: Meeting the criteria for passing the written test with a positive grade.

Students who fail the initial examination will be able to take a resit exam. The rules for resit exams, including the number of allowed attempts and the scheduling, will be determined in consultation with the teacher.

Design work: completion and satisfactory execution of an individual design work.