Guys, tell me, how many points can one get for the cases related to the three chapters on fluid flow, heat transfer, and mass transfer if they master them well?
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Hey everyone, tell me – if you master the three chapters on fluid flow, heat transfer, and mass transfer in professional exams, how many points can you get from the case studies? Is it basically enough to pass with those case studies?
Previously, I would definitely score over sixty on the questions related to chemical engineering principles. .
In 2014, there were fewer questions on basic principles; they were distributed across smaller topics, and thus there were fewer questions related to fluids, pumps, and heat exchangers. In other words, there are fewer easy questions. The extra element in 2014 was in the materialistic aspect.
You want to focus on the more important aspects and ignore the less critical ones; that used to be possible, but since last year, there’s been a greater emphasis on design applications, with more questions related to standards. In short, it’s not as certain anymore
I agree. It’s no longer the case that one can pass just by completing the complex original tasks.
Revising *fundamentally is right – your idea is good! But the current situation focuses on the practical process; that’s more meaningful. Therefore, a comprehensive revision is necessary! Otherwise, key examination points will be missed!
It is still safer to carry out a comprehensive restoration today