Industrial Fluid Mixing for Engineers Developed by: AIChE Course ID: ELA115 Type: eLearning (online) CourseLanguage: English Skill Level: Intermediate Duration: 9 hours CEUs: 0.90 PDHs: 9.00 Share This Post: This online course covers fundamentals in mixing theory including a section on scale-up, practical applications to mixing technology and advanced topics such as solid-liquid process. Engineers gain an excellent understanding of the fundamentals of mixing and how to apply the right technology to the mixing process. This is a chance to broaden your perspective, whether you’re a director of engineering and/or research, process engineer doing research, mechanical equipment specialist, technician, development/design engineer, chemist or vendor engineer. Agitated Vessel Image via Creative Commons Instructor(s): William Penney W. Roy Penney, Ph. D. - worked for more than 25 years with leading industrial companies such as Phillips Petroleum, Monsanto, AE Staley Co., and Henkel Corp. The author of more than 40 technical publications and the creator of numerous computerized mixing equipment design programs, he is currently professor of chemical engineering at the University of Arkansas. Read more Checkout Checkout Do you already own this? Log In for instructions on accessing this content. Pricing AIChE Members $595.00 AIChE Undergraduate Student Members $297.50 AIChE Graduate Student Members $297.50 Non-Members $895.00 GROUPS Training 10 or more? In-company training and volume pricing are available. Learn more. Accrediting Agencies: Florida New Jersey New York RCEP Horizontal TabsWhat You'll Learn Learning Outcomes: Compare the performance characteristics of fluid foil impellers to traditionally designed models Discuss Laser Doppler Velocity (LDV) data and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analyze tank shape, impeller spacing, baffles, and other key geometric similarity techniques Justify scaling up or down by using proven techniques of meeting geometrical similarity Discuss the fundamentals in mixing theory Recognize the correct technology for the practical mixing process Who Should Attend Who Should Attend: Process or mechanical engineers involved in the design and/or selection of mixers R&D engineers who use mixers which must be scaled to commercial equipment FAQs Find answers to questions about registration and refunds, tuition and fees, travel and lodging (for location-based courses), how eLearning courses work, how credits work, and more. Go to FAQs Page
William Penney W. Roy Penney, Ph. D. - worked for more than 25 years with leading industrial companies such as Phillips Petroleum, Monsanto, AE Staley Co., and Henkel Corp. The author of more than 40 technical publications and the creator of numerous computerized mixing equipment design programs, he is currently professor of chemical engineering at the University of Arkansas. Read more