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Preliminary Lab Conference

Preliminary Lab Conference. Terry A. Ring ChE University of Utah. Preliminary Lab Conference. Scheduled For Lab Time Tuesday 3 September 20 min. Discussion with Lab Instructor Get your team ready for an efficient meeting. Content. Know the equipment and how it works

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Preliminary Lab Conference

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  1. Preliminary Lab Conference Terry A. Ring ChE University of Utah

  2. Preliminary Lab Conference • Scheduled For Lab Time Tuesday 3 September • 20 min. Discussion with Lab Instructor • Get your team ready for an efficient meeting

  3. Content • Know the equipment and how it works • Know equipment Hazards • Know the Theory • Error Analysis • Know the Chemical Hazards • Safety Procedures for various what if scenarios

  4. Know the equipment • Bring P&ID of equipment!!! • Be prepared to talk about how it works? • What is measured with what instruments? • What is the physics behind instruments? • How accurate are these instruments? • How will measurement be used to verify the theory?

  5. Know the Theory • With the problem statement, what theory is needed? • How are measurements going to be used to prove the theory being tested? • How are the theory and measurements going to be used for the design aspects of the problem?

  6. Error Analysis • How will error analysis be performed on the data to verify the theory? • Is the measurement equipment accurate enough for this test of the theory? • What statistical test will you use to compare theory with experiment? • How will you propagate the error in any (design) calculation needed for your report?

  7. Hazards • Chemical • EHS concerns for each chemical • Personal Protections needed • Spill Procedures to be followed • Waste Procedures • Equipment • Safety concerns of its operation • How can you get hurt using it?

  8. Safety Procedures • What to do in case of • Fire • Electrical Hazard • Spill

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