Column Transport Experiments for Dissolved Pollutants and Colloids

作者

  • David R. Shonnard Michigan Technological University
  • Prasanna A. Deshpande Michigan Technological University

摘要

Engineering education is experiencing an important transition in which broader societal implications of engineering knowledge and practice are becoming incorporated into the curriculum.  Focusing on the environmental impacts of engineering practice is an important strategy for including many of these societal concerns.  In this article we outline laboratory experiments that could be integrated into the chemical engineering senior laboratory or into a laboratory component of a transport phenomena course.  The experiments and associated engineering analysis materials are designed to increase the environmental literacy of chemical engineering students for organic pollutant and colloid migration in groundwater, a topic of great concern for water quality and resource conservation.

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David R. Shonnard is Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at Michigan Technological University. He received his BS from the University of Nevada-Reno in 1983 and his MS (1985) and PhD (1991) from the University of California, Davis, all in Chemical Engineering. His research and teaching interests include environmentally conscious design of chemical processes and bioremediation of environmental contamination.

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Prasanna A. Deshpande received his BS from the University of Bombay (UDCT) in 1992, his MS from the Indian Institute of TechnologyBombay, in 1994, and his PhD from Michigan Technological University in 1999, all in Chemical Engineering. He is currently a Sr. Process Engineer at Bayer Co,poration. His research and professional interests include blood plasma fractionation, bioprocessing, fermentation, and process modeling.

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已出版

2001-07-01