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Budapest University of Technology and Economics Faculty of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology |
Vegyészmérnöki mesterképzési szak nappali MSc |
Subject data sheet
Environmentally Benign and Catalytic Processes
Name of the subject in Hungarian: Környezetbarát és katalitikus folyamatok
| Course ID | Assessment | Credits |
| BMEVEKFM210 | 3+0+1/v | 5 |
Further information on the subject (current semester):
Responsible person and department:
Edit Székely, associate professor, Department of Chemical and Environmental Process Engineering
Lecturer:
Edit Székely, associate professor, Department of Chemical and Environmental Process Engineering
László Mika, associate professor, Department of Chemical and Environmental Process Engineering
Monika Johannsen, guest professor, Department of Chemical and Environmental Process Engineering
Erika Vági, assistant professor, Department of Chemical and Environmental Process Engineering
Béla Korda, Holimex Kft.
Thomas Gamse, guest professor, TU Graz
Subject is based on:
hydrodynamics, heat transfer, basics of physical chemistry, separation processes, chemical unit operations
Aim of the subject:
Aim of the course is to give an overview of the current environmental regulations, envirnmentally benign and industrial catalytic technologies and the trends of their development from the aspect of chemical engineers. The students gain insight to selected innovative processes and technologies and develop a broader understanding of the selection of suitable technology for a given purpose.
Program of the subject has been developed by:
Edit Székely
Last modified: 2022-09-14 13:20:37
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