Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the course the students will:
- Have a general overview of primary energy sources (fossil and renewables, their properties, conversion technologies and uses
- Be familiar with oil refinery processes-Calculations of mass and energy balances in complex refineries
- Calculate of petroleum products physical properties
- Be familiar with basic calculations of combustion systems
Course Content (Syllabus)
Introduction to Energy Sources
• Crude Oil-Composition-Physical properties
• Petroleum Refining-
• Separation processes-Conversion processes Mass Balance in refinery
• Petroleum products-Standards and specification of petroleum products-Characteristics of petroleum
products for energy Use
• Calculations of petroleum products physical properties-Distillation curves-gas-liquid equilibrium calculations
• Natural Gas
Overview of natural gas and properties
Pretreatment processes
Combustion
Non-Combustion Processes for Chemical Use
• Coal-Characteristics-Combustion-Conversion processes
• Renewable Energy Sources-Overview-Availability-Processes for utilization
Keywords
primary energy sources, oil, natural gas, coal, renewables, conversion processes
Additional bibliography for study
Natural Gas: Production, Processes Transport, A. Rojey, C, Jaffet, Edition Technip, 1997
Petroleum Refining and Economics, J.H. Gary G.E. Handwerk, Marcel Dekker, 2001
Fundamental of Petroleum Refining M.A.Fahim et al Elsevier, 2010