Design, Development and Implementation of a Master ofScience Program for Chemical and Nuclear Engineering:Integration of CAPE (Modelling, Simulation and Control) Skills
| Parent link: | Chemical Engineering Transactions Vol. 43.— 2015.— [P. 1507-1512] |
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| Summary: | Title screen The paper deals with the definition of guidelines to integrate the topics Computer-Aided Process Engineering(CAPE), specifically modeling, simulation and control, with the nuclear engineering field. This noveleducational program arises from specific market analyses that show the increasing and relevant request ofdifferent countries (i.e. Russian Federation) for specialists skilled in chemical engineering as well as in nuclearphysics and chemistry of radioactive elements. Competences in CAPE typical of chemical engineering suchas the model predictive control, the dynamic optimization and the phenomenological modeling are going to beextended to the nuclear field. Conversely, complex physico-chemical phenomena of nuclear engineering aregoing to enlarge modeling viewpoint of the chemical engineering field |
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2015
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| Online Access: | http://www.aidic.it/icheap12/309goryunov.pdf |
| Format: | Electronic Book Chapter |
| KOHA link: | https://koha.lib.tpu.ru/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=643498 |
| Summary: | Title screen The paper deals with the definition of guidelines to integrate the topics Computer-Aided Process Engineering(CAPE), specifically modeling, simulation and control, with the nuclear engineering field. This noveleducational program arises from specific market analyses that show the increasing and relevant request ofdifferent countries (i.e. Russian Federation) for specialists skilled in chemical engineering as well as in nuclearphysics and chemistry of radioactive elements. Competences in CAPE typical of chemical engineering suchas the model predictive control, the dynamic optimization and the phenomenological modeling are going to beextended to the nuclear field. Conversely, complex physico-chemical phenomena of nuclear engineering aregoing to enlarge modeling viewpoint of the chemical engineering field |
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