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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
2.0 OBJECTIVES 1
3.0 OUTCOMES 1 4. SCOPES 2 5. DURATION 3
6.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 6.1 Students 3 6.2 Plant Design Project Coordinator (PDPC) 3 6.3 Committee of Supervisors 4
7.0 PROCESS FLOW OF PDP I 5
8.0 INTERIM REPORT 7 8.1 Format 7 8.2 Contents of Interim Design Report 8
9.0 PRESENTATION 13 1. Interim Oral Presentation 13
10.0 RESOURCES AND SERVICE REQUIREMENTS 14
11.0 ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE 14
12.0 GRADING SCHEME 15 12.1 Interim Oral Presentation 15 12.2 Interim Report 15 12.3 Individual Progress Performance 15 12.4 Peer Review 15 12.5 C-Factor 15 12.6 UTP Grading Scheme 16
13.0 APPENDICES
Appendix I : Suggested Milestone of PDP I 17
Appendix II : Sample title page 18
Appendix III : Sample certification of approval 20

Appendix IV : Form PDP I-2 Interim Oral Presentation (Group) 21 Form PDP I-3 Interim Oral Presentation (Individual) 22 Form PDP I-4 Interim Report 23 Form PDP I-5 Individual Progress Performance 24 Form PDP I-6 Peer Review 25 Form PDP I-7 C-Factor 26
Appendix V : Description of Assessment Criteria for Interim Oral Presentation (Group) 27 Description of Assessment Criteria for Interim Oral Presentation (Individual) 29 Description of Assessment Criteria for Interim Report 30

1.0 INTRODUCTION

As part of the requirements for the Chemical Engineering degree course, the students have to complete 6 credit hours in Plant Design Project (PDP). The PDP is divided into Plant Design Project I (CAB 4014) and Plant Design Project II (CAB 4014). The PDP I and PDP II are offered in the 9th and 10th semesters respectively. Each PDP course carries 3 credit hours. This guideline specifically addresses the Plant Design Project I (PDP I).

This guideline provides the necessary information for



References: 1. Abu-Absi, N.R. and L.A. Actis (1999), Encyclopaedia of Bioprocess Technology: Fermentation, Bio Catalysis and Bio Separation, Vol 1, John Wiley and Sons, New York. 2. Adam, D. (2000), Where there is muck there is gas, http://WWW.nature.com/nsu_pf/000420-1.html (date last access) 3. Metcalf 4. Nozhevnikova, A.N., C.Hollinger, A.Amman and A. J. B Zehnder (1997), “Methanogenesis in Sediments from Deep lakes at Different Temperatures (2-70oC)”, Water Science and Technology, Vol 36, No 3, pp 384-396. 5. Otton, V. (1998), Anaerobic Digestion in Fluidised Bed Reactor, MSc Thesis, Institute National Polytechnik, Grenoble.

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