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Dilution plant challenge
Students undertake a challenge which many chemical engineers working in industry face regularly, proving that the science learnt in the classroom is being used on a daily basis within chemical engineering industry, and that simple dilution calculations can be the difference between profit and loss for multinational household name companies. They are asked to design a system to dilute a product from a reactor. The concentration must be 20% in water, and have a pH equal to 5.
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