[Unsichtbar]

Hey guys...

Great idea to create a ChEng Forum... 
I'll start to participate here...
I'm a student of Master degree in ChEng in Brazil. I work simulation of a gasifier reactor of tannery waste.

Best regards...
(I'm sorry my poor English)

[Donaldson Tan]

Welcome to the Chemical Engineering Forum!

I am a 2nd year undergraduate, in the midst of my examinations now. I wish my exams are already over. I will be having a paper on Process Dynamics and Control in 3h time. Argh!!!

I am from Singapore and I study Chemical Engineering with Fine Chemicals Processing at Imperial College London in the UK. I can't wait to graduate already, but I have 2 more years of undergraduate study 

[michal]

Hi.. I am working in an engineering design firm.

EDIT: Refrain from excessive use of capital letters.

[AILIA]

Hi, I am working as a process engineer in an oil & gas design firm. Its fun to work here 

[edwinksl]

Hello, i will be studying chemical engineering next year, probably in UIUC. Anybody there in UIUC already?

[eugenedakin]

Hello Everyone,

Ph.D., working as the manager of technical services for a large oilfield company.  Approximately 12 years experience and counting . enjoying it alot.  Lots of travelling, good people to work with, and some fun industrial plants and off-shore platforms to troubleshoot...

Eugene

[azoxystrobin]

Hi people,

I'm currently working on the extraction of pesticides from both fatty and non fatty matrices.

and am having trouble !
oh well if it was easy it would be boring, wouldn't it?

[technologist]

Hi,
I am a Chemical & Chemistry Lover since my high school.
My first love was not a teen at the age of 14; rather it was inorganic chemistry reactions.
When I started my High school my teacher asked me to teach my own class. That caused my blood completed infected by CHEMISTRY.

So I did my Chemical Engineering from Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Kanpur India in 1994. Here I got another virus of chemical engineering in the form of TECHNOLOGY oriented improvements.

Then I Joined Ammonia & Urea Fertilizer plant in India in 1994 in the technical services Deptt., & worked there for 8 years. Then joined corporate technical cell of the same group where the key responsibility areas were Energy Audit, Technological improvements, Technical Services, Business Proposals, Business risk analysis, Technical Audits, Value addition to wastes etc. After 2 years, I shifted to corporate R&D cell in the same group for independently handling technology transfer. Recently I took a change to join the world’s first renewable source based petrochemical plant.

My industry experience is as below

-   Ammonia
-   Urea
-   Inorganic Fluoro-Chemicals
-   Organic Chloro & Fluoro Chemicals
-   Pharma Intermediates
-   Ethanol
-   Ethylene Oxide
-   MEG
-   Glycol Ethers
-   Glycol Ether Acetates
-   Fiber & Textile
-   Cement
-   Metals
-   Other Heavy & Fine chemicals
-   Hydrogen Peroxide

Technology Experience (Other than conventional methods)

-   NaF, KF, K₂SiF₆, Na₂SiF₆, K₂TiF₆, KHF₂, NH₄F, NH₅F₂, AlF₃, HF
-   K₂CO₃, V₂O₅,
-   Chlorobenzenes, Dichlorobenzene, Chlorofluoro Anilines, Chlorofluoro nitrobenzene, Chlorophenols, dichlorofluorobenzene, Acetophenones (derivatives).
-   HF, AlF₃

All of them can be developed through different routes for cost competitiveness of up to ~20% than conventional commercial routes.

My Interests

I am currently running 2 Blogs.

http://profmaster.blogspot.com for chemical professionals on technology related issues. Anyone who is interested in discussing any issues on any technology can join & discuss.

http://innocenti.blogspot.com for general management issues & other hobbies, which will appear in due course of time.

[eng1]

hi engineers !!
Im a senior student... one year to go brfore graduation

 im new to this forum, but i like it tooooo much
           
         hope ou a nice dayyyyyyyy

      cheers
  eng1. 

[ryanzhuge]

Hi all !!! 
I'm newbie here .
I am going to take an  undergraduate course in Chemical  & Biomolecular Engineering this year at Nanyang Technological University , Singapore...
Sure I love chemistry very much...
Hope everyone help !!! 

[Donaldson Tan]

Is the Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (CBE) Program at NTU popular? All I know was the NTU department was set up few years ago. I had a couple of friends who turned down their NUS offers to study CBE at NTU. Is it a new building?

It has been almost 2 years since I last stepped on Singapore soil.

[ryanzhuge]

u rite !
Chemical & Biomolecular Eng is a division of the larger School of Chemical & Biomedical Engineering. In general , this school is relatively new a NTU , it has just established from 2 years so their building are also modern infrastructure ( as said in their website )
For more information www.ntu.edu.sg/scbe
www.ntu.edu.sg/scbe/cbe
dear !!!

[edwinksl]

u rite !
Chemical & Biomolecular Eng is a division of the larger School of Chemical & Biomedical Engineering. In general , this school is relatively new a NTU , it has just established from 2 years so their building are also modern infrastructure ( as said in their website )
For more information www.ntu.edu.sg/scbe
www.ntu.edu.sg/scbe/cbe
dear !!!

Yay another Singaporean here lol. Welcome!

[Alkharousssi]

Hi Am From Oman
Am Fianl Year Undergradaute Stydent in ChEng in Sultan Qaboos Universtiy

[laural]

hi people.im a third year student in chemical eng.in albania.i have always loved this subject thats why  i started studying ch.eng.
is there anyone from albania?its very hard here in albania,because this industry is not very spread.all graduated students like working in other states.i study alimentary ch.