Reaction Calorimetry
Reaction calorimetry can be used in safety studies to provide a process hazard ranking via analysis of the heat evolution of the desired reaction. Reaction calorimetry can also assist with process optimisation, for example, by calculating safe dilution ratios and safe dosing time. In this video, Denis Prat looks more at reaction calorimetry in more detail including how to read a thermogram, the fundamental calorimetric formulae and the identification of thermal hazards.
- Route Selection
- GMP
- Introduction to Process Engineering
- Route Selection and Scale Up: Case Study and Exercise
- Process Safety
- Reactive Hazards in Scaling Up: Case Study and Exercise
- Design of Experiments
- Some Definitions
- The Experimental Design Process
- Comparing Traditional Approaches to Experimental Design
- Examples of Variables and Responses for a Chemical Process
- Main Effects and Interactions
- Experimental Designs: Factorial Designs
- Experimental Designs: Response Surface Design
- Design of Experiments: Summary and Further Reading
- Reaction Work-up and Product Isolation
- Environmental Legislation
- Abatement and Waste Treatment