Chemical Engineering Research. Reports of the 4th year research projects in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London. Volume 5
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Abstract
This volume of Chemical Engineering Research collects the unedited research project reports written by 4th year undergraduates (Class of 2023) of the M.Eng. course on Chemical Engineering in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London.
The research project spans for one term (Autumn) during the last year of the career and has an emphasis on independence, ability to plan and pursue original project work for an extended period, to produce a high quality report, and to present the work to an audience using appropriate visual aids. Students are also expected to produce a literature survey and to place their work in the context of prior art.
The papers presented showcase the diversity and depth of some of the research streams in the department, but obviously only touch on a small number of research groups and interests. For a full description of the research at the department, the reader is referred to the departmental website¹.
The papers presented are in no particular order and they are identified by a manuscript number. Some papers refer to appendixes and/or supplementary information which are too lengthy to include. These files are available directly from the supervisors (see supervisor index at the end of the book). Some of the reports are missing, being embargoed, as they contain confidential information. A few of the reports correspond to industrial internships, called LINK projects, performed in collaboration with Shell.
Cover figure corresponds to a diagram of a simplified ZESTY reactor model (taken from the work of Javier Monteliu and Jien Feung Jason Goh, manuscript 12).
The research project spans for one term (Autumn) during the last year of the career and has an emphasis on independence, ability to plan and pursue original project work for an extended period, to produce a high quality report, and to present the work to an audience using appropriate visual aids. Students are also expected to produce a literature survey and to place their work in the context of prior art.
The papers presented showcase the diversity and depth of some of the research streams in the department, but obviously only touch on a small number of research groups and interests. For a full description of the research at the department, the reader is referred to the departmental website¹.
The papers presented are in no particular order and they are identified by a manuscript number. Some papers refer to appendixes and/or supplementary information which are too lengthy to include. These files are available directly from the supervisors (see supervisor index at the end of the book). Some of the reports are missing, being embargoed, as they contain confidential information. A few of the reports correspond to industrial internships, called LINK projects, performed in collaboration with Shell.
Cover figure corresponds to a diagram of a simplified ZESTY reactor model (taken from the work of Javier Monteliu and Jien Feung Jason Goh, manuscript 12).
Editor(s)
Muller, Erich
Date Issued
2023-02-25
Citation
2023, 5, pp.1-616
ISBN
9781916005044
Publisher
Department of Chemical Engineering
Start Page
1
End Page
616
Volume
5
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