What is a CHEMICAL ENGINEER ?
Chemical Engineers are the ones that Design, Construct and Operate Chemical Plants. The difference between other Engineers and Chemical Engineers is that they apply their broad knowledge of CHEMISTRY in a more advanced way in addition to other Engineering disciplines.
Chemical Engineers develop Processes and Chemicals to make
products cheaper, safer, and with increased yields. For example, If you have to set up a Biscuit Manufacturing
company then who will you concern, Absolutely no doubt you have to concern a
Chemical Engineer. He will first help you in locating a proper site for setting
up a Chemical Plant. Once the location is finalised he will make a rough design
of How the plant will look like (means where the different
sections of plant should be located, where the pipeline should be laid, where
the equipments should be placed, Emergency exits etc.), And as the design of plant is finalised he will start
designing the actual process of manufacturing, like what are the raw materials
needed, what should be the input, what are the utilities required etc. Finally
he will design such a process which will be cheaper and will provide you with
the best profit by yielding large outputs without polluting the environment.
After this he will work in the Industry actually making it work what he has
designed and will help you keep on modifying with new processes and equipments
to gain larger profits. This is just a small glance of a Chemical Engineer’s
work.
So now you must be thinking that Chemical Engineers work
only in Chemical Industries, NO that’s not true Chemical Engineers are also
comfortable working with computers, using the latest technology to help design
newer and safer processes. Also the Chemical Engineers protect the environment
from various hazards caused by different Chemicals. Chemical engineers are
often reffered to as 'UNIVERSAL ENGINEERS' because of their vast technical and scientific knowledge.
Thus, it would be not wrong to say that Chemical
Engineering is a career that is both intellectually and financially rewarding.
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