It depends. Chemical Engineering is a fascinating subject. As an applied field os study, it requires good physics and mathematics skill. Remeber chemistry knowledge is key also. As any field if you are dedicated to study it, it is possible to succeed. But I advice is there an interest to study the field. Then working hard will determine the achievement.
Yes but No at the same time.
Chemical Engineering starts of with a few basic science and engineering courses which help with your general understanding of chemistry. They follow this up with a large amount of thermodynamics, physics and mathematics. From here it moves to process'es and understanding of industrial production of chemicals and products.
In a nutshell its a intellectually stimulating course and requires significant work commitment but it isn't impossible for even a average student to pass.
If you like problem solving and like chemistry, physics or mathematics, then you should consider studying it.
Certain aspects of mechanical engineering are indeed hard. Many find thermal dynamics the most difficult. Parts of machine design can be difficult too. Try calculating the shape of a gear tooth to minimize friction!
While mechanical engineering involves lots of math, most of the daily activity of a mechanical engineer involves using computer tools (Computer Aided Design) to create things. It is very satisfying work.
Chemical engineering is a slightly declining career field. IT jobs and engineering that focuses on technology has overtaken this field.
Chemical engineering entails the construction, design and the operation of plants and machines that perform the chemical reactions to make useful products.
Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering (others are electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, nuclear engineering, etc.).
screening is a process by which there is separation occurs in materials.
Type your answer here... Chemical engineering divided in to unit operations and unit processes. Unit operations involve those, where no chemical reaction ocurring. eg: filteration, evaporation, distillation In unit processes, chemical reactions involved. eg: chemical reactions and synthesis.
Chemical Engineering is mainly based on Chemical Reaction Engineering. It is the things which happens inside the production reaction ( Which is what they do in production engineering but not in the chemical aspect )
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Petrochemical engineering is a sub-branch of the wide discipline of chemical engineering, It is very much similar to chemical engineering in the way it specializes in production of petrochemicals.
Its hard engineering babe :)
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Hard engineering :)
it is a branch of chemical engineering, to become a petrol engineer you will most likely first finish a bachelors in chemical engineering then continue a focus in petrol in graduate school.
A person would be hired for a chemical engineering job from a chemist, or from a person that has a degree in chemical engineering, or possibly a chemistry teacher. You could apply for a chemical engineering job online.
You can find chemical and engineering news on the website CEN which stands for Chemical and Engineering News. This website was made specifically for the news of chemicals and engineering and only that.
hard engineering :)