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Design Project 2011Design Notice 1 Course Objectives Course Administration (LMS, Consultants)

Design Notice 2 Assessment and Submission

Design Notice 3 Feasibility Study Brief

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Design Notice 1Course Objectives and Administration Overview

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Course Objective:

To prepare you for the workplace

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Th e Workforce

1. Feasibility

2. Concept

3. Front End Engineering

4. Detailed Engineering

5. Construction and Commissioning

6. Operation

7. Decommissioning

1. Feasibility Study

2. Process Development Report

3. Detailed Design Report

/ Design Project

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Semester T

imetableWeek 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12

Feasibility StudyProcess Development Report

Detailed Design Report

Research Project

Submission DatesFeasibility Study Monday 15 th August

Process Development Report Monday 12 th September

Final Submission Th ursday 27 th October

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Lecture Sc h edule# Date Lecture Schedule Lecturer Comments

1 25/07/2011 Intro Feasibility Sandra Kentish2 1/08/2011 Guest - Victoria Haritos (CSIRO) Guest3 8/08/2011 Gordon Keen (Exxon) Guest4 15/08/2011 Intro Main Report/Planning Sandra Kentish Feasibility Study Due5 22/08/2011 HYSYS and the Aspen Economic Evaluator Clare Anderson6 29/08/2011 Design Heuristics, Utilities Supply Sandra Kentish

7 5/09/2011 Feedback from feasibility study Sandra Kentish8 12/09/2011 Equipment Design Sandra Kentish Process Development Report Due

19/09/2011 No Lecture - Mid Semester Break26/09/2011 No Lecture - Mid Semester Break

9 3/10/2011 P&ID and Operating Procedures Clare Anderson10 10/10/2011 Safety in Design/HAZOP Clare Anderson11 17/10/2011 Feedback from PDR Sandra Kentish

24/10/2011 No Lecture Final Submission

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Learning Management System

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Graduated from C h em Eng Uni Melb end 1996.4 years wit h BHP working in oil and gas

operations, mostly offs h ore.Joined Fluor in 2000 and worked in EngineeringDesign for anot h er 4 years including 1 year inSout h Africa on Coal to Liquids clean fuels

tech nologies.Ph D wit h th e CO2CRC in 2004 -2009Now working wit h CO2CRC on carbon capturedemonstration.

Clare Anderson(Monday 11am-2pm)

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9 years Industrial Experience wit h Qenos (ExxonCh emicals), Kodak Australia and Kimberly Clark

Australia.Ph D from t h e University of Melbourne.

Sandra Kentis h(T uesday 9 12 noon)

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Bach elor of Science and P h D fromth e University of Stellenbosc h (Sout h Africa).

7 years lecturing at t h e University of Stellenbosc h .Many years lecturing at t h e University of Melbourneuntil retirement in 2007.Still actively involved in aspects of environmental

engineering, sustainability and h eat transfer.Research h as involved plastics recycling.

Mike Connor (T uesday 2pm 5pm)

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Mike Parkinson(Wednesday 2.15 5.15pm, first t h ree weeks)

26 years wit h Esso C h emicals in HongKong, Brussels, Aruba, Scotland andAustraliaT aug h t Ch emical Engineering Managementfor several years

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Hanna h LockieWednesday 2.15 5.15pm, remaining weeks

July 2005 July 2008 : Process Engineer, MWH,Melbourne, Dubai, SingaporeCurrently completing h er P h D wit h th eDepartment of C h emical and Biomolecular Engineering.

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Ch ief Process Engineer of Minerals and Metals for Worleyparsons.

17 years experience in feasibility studies, plantdesign, commissioning, operations andtroubles h ooting.Experience is primarily in t h e Minerals and Metals

Industry.

Mark McLean(Th ursday 2.15 - 5.15 pm)

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Studied C h emical Engineering/Science atMelbourne University.6 years wit h KBR (now PSN) in engineering designworking on Essos Longford and Long Island PointPlants.4 years wit h Uh de S h edden in design working on

various different projects.Currently on maternity leave wit h first baby, Ryan.

Clare S h eppard(Friday 2 5pm)

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Design Notice 2General Assessment and Submission Guidelines

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Engineering Design is IterativeIn eac h iteration, it is essential to consider:

SafetyEnvironmental concernsSocial concerns

EconomicsEnergy Integration

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Design Notice 3Feasibility Study Brief

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O r i

Feed st cks

First G ene r ti n r ce ss

Sec nd Gene r ti n r ce ss e s

O e r iew

Pr e tr ea t en t

Enzyma tic ydr lysis

Fer men ta ti n

CH E Fe r men ta ti n P r ce ss e s

Se cti n Ca s e S t dy: Bi e t ano l r odu ction

Gr eg Ma rtin (gjma rtin@un ime l .edu .au)

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Feed st ocks

First G ene r a tion

Suga r c ane Suga r ee t Cor n

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Feed st ocks

Se cond Gene r a tion

Cr op wa st e s Agricultur a l

For e str y

Ene r gy cr op s

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Se cond Gene r a tion P r oce ss e s

igno ce llulos e

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Cellulase enzymeCells

P r e tr ea tmen tea ctor

Enzyma ticHyd r olysis

Et ano lSepa r a tion

EnzymeSepa r a tion

Wheat straw

H 2 SO 4CelluloseLignin

Cellulase enzyme

Glucose

Lignin Yeast inoculum

Et ano lFe r men ta tion

Ethanol Cells

Ethanol

NaOH

CellsGrowth Medium

Fungi inoculum

Fung iFe r men ta tion

Cells

Xylose ArabinoseGlucose

O e r iew - Biop r oce ss

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