Concepts in Chemical Engineering - Problem Solving

PSChEAG Concepts in Chemical Engineering. Explore problem solving techniques with '05 Penn State chemical engineering alumnus, Brad Sutliff, currently an employee at Lonza Inc.

[@UliSwag]

Please post more videos like this that include real life examples

[@raultrigo]

Excellent video ...this is the type of engineering that probably 90% of the students in engineering will end up working on...it may not be fancy...but it is real, you get the chance to apply your background and get paid for it. Without this type of skills (problem solving) plants around the world would not operate and priduce as expected, excellent video!!!

[@interactsupervisor]

Sorry, so basically chem eng graduate will end up on industry? I'm still researching about chem eng, cause I'm planning to take chem eng for university..

[@raultrigo]

Excellent, if you work in the industry (i.e. chemical processing plant) this is pretty much the kind of job you´ll do, if you work for an EPC your work will be mostly design, there are also other fields you may work on such as process safety and process control

[@interactsupervisor]

Thankyou for your reply, actually I want to take ChemEng so I could working on petroleum industry.. But still it's still kinda fuzzy and vague cause in my country (Indonesia) a lot of people who take engineering at university end up on Bank or other place that doesnt related to engineering, If you don't mind, can I ask you privately on other chat media, I've a lot of thing to ask. But if you don't want to it's okay.. Sorry to bother you.

[@raultrigo]

Indonrsia is a third world country, jobs are not driven neither by profesionalism nor qualifications, and job opportunities lack....search me in linkedin under Elio Trigo...

[@interactsupervisor]

Sorry but I'm bad at this linkedin things.. I've try inmail, but it requires account plan which cost money. Is there any other mediasocial that I can contact you Sir?

[@centralcal209]

Excellent Video! Can't wait to graduate!

[@ESCHKaran]

I'm chemical engineering student 3rd year I don't my field is this much of interesting and it contains lot of different stuff... It was really amazing:-)

[@gilesd515]

Excelente más videos asi por favor.

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[@LilBoujeeBert]

Lmao

[@harshalthakar]

What an observation!

[@sfoxyy3282]

This is an amazing video , thank you

[@Kijoki]

Very useful to watch, relates a lot to what I do in my field of work and inspiring to move into this field :)

[@ensenameingeniero6443]

excellent explanation thanks

[@Doctor_Drew]

Great video thanks!

[@diplomachemicalengineeringclas]

Thank you🙏

[@4lpha11]

Very very good tanks.

[@ashutoshdharmendrasharma8633]

how do you design chemical equipment for Industrial use? Any software recommendations

[@abnhamood803]

Great ! , Thanks a lot

[@rashi2383]

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[@TCXGamer]

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[@typingservice2583]

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[@kocengineering769]

I need problem solving skills forever plz
Thanks

[@ruthy675]

i am in 9th grd and i wanna be chemical engineering.
Update: I’m in 11 grd now.

[@muhammadnoman9334]

Good choice

[@nicoledionisio3272]

me too

[@yashk1964]

Study computer science to earn more money💰

[@user-up1ny]

same im almost in 10 tho

[@ani99366]

Now?? Any update 😅😅

[@rahulghorpade6240]

Sir can i contact with u.....im also chemical engg ..n wana join work with you

[@shajahanpurpolytechnic.pra5450]

Hallo sir i want a job iam indian