SinodosChemistry

Industrial and Manufacturing processes lead to energy and material transformations necessary to our civilization. Advances in these processes govern the cost of final products, effectiveness of transformations, energy efficiency, pollution control, performance optimization of plants and whole new eras.

 

 

This conference deals with the current status, recent advances and future developments in the field of industrial and manufacturing processes.

By the end of the course, participants should have:

-  An overview of all types of industrial and manufacturing processes

-   Knowledge of most important processes and devices

 -  Knowledge of chemicals, machinery, energy sources involved

-   Understanding of energy, physical and chemical transformations

 -  Knowledge of all recent advances and breakthroughs

-   Knowledge on the most revolutionary processes such as additive manufacturing [3D printing]

-   Extensive knowledge on the most revolutionary processes such as additive manufacturing [3D printing], such as 3D scanning methodologies and applications

-   Novel applications and modifications of industrial and manufacturing processes

-   An overview of case studies covering most of the processes presented

 

Contents:

- Casting

-   Molding

-   Machining

-   Forming

-  Joining

-   Additive manufacturing [3D printing, stereolithography, LOM, etc]

-   Chemical manufacturing

-   Mining

-   Refining

-   Packaging

-   Semiconductor fabrication

-   Liquefaction of gases

-   Supercritical drying and freeze drying

-   Chemical processes

-   Polymerization processes

-   Electrolysis

-   Cutting processes

-   Separation processes

-   Adsorption/ Absorption processes

-   Distillation

-   Sub topics to each category

-   Plant wide design and control

-   Suitability of process design

-   Tools for evaluation of system performance

-   Energy efficiency

-   Sustainable management

-   Computational Chemistry help

-   Summary, Conclusions and analysis of near future achievements

Who should attend?

-   Engineers, workers, plant operators

-   Executives of chemical, manufacturing, industrial and power plants industries

-   Investors in chemical and petrochemical plants

-   Students of industrial/ manufacturing/ chemical/ energy orientation

                                                    

This seminar is delivered in-house and in different venues around the world. This seminar can be a CPD certified seminar [20 hours] or not, depending on clients' requirements.