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Regarding the question types in the afternoon of the first day of the registered chemical engineer professional examination

2011-06-11View Original

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I am extremely grateful to all of you, dear sea friends. Now everyone has seen the question types for the first morning session of the 2010 Chemical Engineering exam, as well as the case studies for the morning and afternoon sessions of the second day. But I’ve never seen the question types from the first afternoon session; I don’t know what they cover What does it mainly include? It’s similar to the question types from this morning, right? Is it mainly things like standards and regulations? Could those who passed the exam last year please share their experiences? What standards and requirements are necessary? What should be given extra attention from now on? :handshake
Reply #22011-06-13
Do you have the real exam questions from this afternoon? Could you send a copy to the forum? Thank you
Reply #32011-06-14
Reply to 1# zjwmcl: Bro, I have the same question. Why don’t the questions for the first afternoon day exist among all the experts and teachers? Actually, the question itself isn’t that important; for our first attempt we relied on our expertise, mainly to get an idea of the types of questions so as to have a clear understanding ? ? Could any experts or teachers please help me out?
Reply #42011-06-14
Yeah, the expert should show up and give an explanation soon
Reply #52011-06-14
I’m hoping some expert will be willing to upload it
Reply #62011-06-15
Yes! ! ! Could the experts give some advice?
Reply #72011-06-22
Queue up and hope for some experts to show up!
Reply #82011-06-23
The morning of the first day was dedicated to theoretical content related to the chemical engineering and physical chemistry field. The question types in the afternoon of the first day were similar to those in the morning, consisting mainly of single-choice questions (20 points) and multiple-choice questions (30 points). The main differences from the morning session are as follows: 1. Standardized requirements (such as fire protection, layout of equipment – where heating furnaces should be placed, spacing, etc.); 2. Types of drains and their installation methods; 3. Classification of pressure vessels; 4. Engineering economics; 5. Project management
Reply #92011-06-23
Same request for help! ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reply #102011-07-01
I’m taking the exam this year; I was wondering if anyone could share the question types for the afternoon session so I can study a bit. Thank you
Reply #112011-07-03
Reply to 8# simpse: There’s a big difference with these; it gives us a direction. If the direction is wrong, everything is wrong.

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