Summary of URLs for high-quality courses on Principles of Chemical Engineering
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Below are some URLs to high-quality courses on \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" that I have compiled, to share with everyone. 1. Yantai University: http://www.cbc.ytu.edu.cn/jpkc/hgyl/ – This site contains links to online course materials from Dalian University of Technology, as well as high-quality courses from Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, and South China University of Technology. 2. Zhengzhou Light Industry Institute: http://jp.zzuli.edu.cn/hgyl/ 3. Wenzhou University: http://chem.wzu.edu.cn/hgyl/Default.aspx 4. East China University of Science and Technology: http://course.ecust.edu.cn/courses/hgyl/index.php – This site offers bilingual teaching materials on mass transfer, absorption, and distillation. 4. Tongji University: http://222.66.109.20/jpkc/hgyl/second/second.html Offers course materials in both Chinese and English. 5. Tianjin University: http://col.njtu.edu.cn/zskj/2010/NetworkCourseWebsiteFiles/default.htm 6. Ningxia University: http://jpkc.nxu.edu.cn/hgyl/default.htm 7. Northwest University: http://jpkc.nwu.edu.cn/hgyl/Course/Index.htm 8. China University of Petroleum: http://jpkc.hdpu.edu.cn/jpkc/C80/Course/Index.htm 9. Karamay Vocational and Technical College: http://www.kzjsxy.net:8080/skills/solver/classView.do 10. Xuzhou Industrial Vocational and Technical College: http://jpkc.xzcit.cn/chemical/0000/chem.htm 11. Shaanxi University of Science and Technology: http://jpkc.sust.edu.cn/ec/C26/others/jiaoxue/kechengjianjie.htm 12. Jiangsu University of Technology: http://jpkc.jpu.edu.cn/hgyl/index.asp 13. Nanjing University of Science and Technology: http://jpkc.njust.edu.cn/hgyl/ 14. Nanjing Tech University: http://jpkc-jy.njut.edu.cn/huagong/index.asp This post was last edited by lxl328 on 2009-4-8 21:13.]
I recommend the high-quality courses from South China University of Technology, which include videos for all the courses. If you look carefully, you can find them – the answers to the *questions in the book; I think working on them yields very good results~~~
I’ll also share a few: Principles of Chemical Engineering – URL: http://ww2.sjzc.edu.cn/hxx/Software/Dl/xue*neirong/xue*neirong.htm. Dalian University of Technology: http://col.njtu.edu.cn/zskj/2010/%CD%F8%C2%E7%BF%CE%B3%CC%CD%F8%D5%BE%CE%C4%BC%FE/default.htm. There is always a way through the sea of books
For someone like me who is not majoring in chemical engineering but works in the petrochemical industry, this information is extremely important. Thank you so much
Those who are theoretical in their approach* – or those who should look for some books to read as well
Thank you to the original poster for providing it; I’ll download it and take a look, to learn*learn*!