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Specialisation: Sustainable chemical engineering practices 423


 
Module code CSS 423
Qualification Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
Module content

The purpose of this module is to introduce chemical engineering students to the concepts of sustainable chemical engineering practices and their roles in circular economy and sustainable development. Topics to explore include:

  • Introduction to sustainable chemical engineering and circular economy
  • Nanotechnology and its applications in sustainable energy and environment 
  • Advanced and applied materials in sustainable energy and environment 
  • Biotechnology and its role in sustainable development 
  • Waste treatment and valorisation into value-added commodities
  • 4th industrial revolution and its role in sustainable chemical engineering practices
  • Modelling and simulation as a tool in sustainable chemical engineering practices
  • Sustainable development, EIA, DfE, MlfCA
  • Safety process engineering and loss prevention and control in industry 
  • Hydrogen economy
Module credits 16.00
NQF Level 08
Prerequisites CPJ 421# and admission into relevant programme.
Contact time 4 lectures per week
Language of tuition Module is presented in English
Department Chemical Engineering
Period of presentation Semester 2
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