PTEC 1220 - Process Systems
3 Credits
Prerequisites PTEC 1130
Introduces students to the fundamental systems used in process industries. Students will explore the design, function, and operation of various process systems including water treatment, steam generation, refrigeration, separation, and reactor systems. Emphasis is placed on understanding system components, safety, environmental considerations, and industry standards.
Major Content Areas
Process Industry Overview
Utility and Support Systems
Core Processing Systems
Separation and Purification Systems
Learning Outcomes
Identify major types of process systems, including water, wastewater, gas, and electrical power distribution systems.
Describe the function and operation of storage, blending, steam, combustion, and refrigeration systems.
Explain the principles and applications of reactor systems, including batch and continuous reactor operations.
Compare the design and function of furnace, filtration, and adsorption systems.
Explain the principles of distillation, extraction, absorption, and stripping systems based on their separation mechanisms.
Recognize safety, health, and environmental considerations associated with various process systems.
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