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Separation Processes: CHE 4M3

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02 Oct: New slides have just been posted for the section on Cyclones. Please print and bring them to class on Friday.

Topic
1. Overview of separation processes
2. Sedimentation, particle size, centrifuges, cyclones, filtration
3. Membranes, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis
4. Liquid-liquid extraction
5. Adsorption
6. Drying
7. Course wrap up

Assignments, projects, exams

Course calendar

Assignments: please, first read our guide on how to submit an assignment electronically.

Tests, exams and project

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-* 19 Sep: as mentioned in class today, the [[Assignment 2 - 2014|second assignment]] is now posted, and is due on Friday - a week from today.
+* 02 Oct: New slides have just been posted for the section on Cyclones. Please print and bring them to class on Friday.
-* 23 Sep: some [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|new slides are posted]] for later this week. Please download and bring them to class.
-* 23 Sep: as [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|pointed out on this page]] laptops will be useful in Wednesday's class. Lots of messy calculations.
-* 24 Sep: the depth of the vessel is likely not required for question 1 in the second assignment. If required, make a reasonable assumption to work with. Once you do so however, redo your calculation with a different depth and see if your answers changed. This way you can confirm the requirement for that assumption.
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