Chemical and Petrochemical Engineering Department
Head Of Department
Head of chemical and petrochemical Department
It is my pleasure to welcome you through this virtual window into the department of chemical and petrochemical engineering at the college of engineering, salahaddin university-erbil. I am proud to showcase the department to you and I hope you find the website to be interesting and informative.
Here you will find information about programs, academic staff, research activities and students works along with the department news and events.
This is a very exciting time to enter the chemical and petrochemical engineering disciplines. Kurdistan is currently making some of the largest resource sector investments in its history in industrial disciplines.
The department offers a comprehensive range of courses leading to well-qualified graduates who can address the challenges of the world’s industry needs responsibly, to exceed the evolving expectations of employers in the petroleum and chemical industries, to sustain industry leading skills and to be leaders in industry, academia and government.
As the head of the department, I would like to assure you that the academic staff and department members are ready and willing to provide all our students with the skills and support services you need to grow academically, socially, and personally. Please accept our wishes for a successful academic year, and do not hesitate to seek our guidance. Welcome to the chemical and petrochemical engineering department, and set sail for an inspirational journey towards a successful future!
Sincerely,
Vision and Mission
Department Facilities
1.FTIR spectrometer , Bruker Alpha II
The ALPHA II is a compact FT-IR spectrometer with a footprint the size of a laptop.
It is used for chemical analysis and enables you to do quality control, quantifications and verification of raw materials.
2.Ultrasonic homogenizer , 1800E , Toption.
Ultrasonic Emulsification is also called Ultrasonic homogenizer, it has many types,
it is widely used in biological chemistry, microbiology, medicinal chemistry, surface chemistry, physics, zoology, etc.
3.High pressure Lab reactor , 250ml , up to 100
bars , Toption
Mainly used in the fields of biochemical, chemical material, environmental protection new material reaction, etc.
Make cumbersome experimental simple, it can be realized in one operation with different environments or
with different environment temperature/ pressure diversified series of different experiments.
4.Benchtop centrifuge, Digtor 22c, Artoalersa,
Spain
Designed for oil/petrol applications according the standards:
ASTM D 91, D96, D 893, D 1796, D2273, D2709, D 2711, D 4007, D 5546, API 2542, API 2548,
BS 4385, ISO 3734, ISO 9030, IP75, IP 359, NF M07-020, DIN 51793. Fits Babcock bottles
5.Rotary Evaporator with vacuum pump and chiller,
EV400NVAC, LabTech, Italy.
Used for:
Solvent recycling , Solvent distillation , Powder drying , Chemical synthesis Extraction Research ,
Active agent concentration, Vacuum distillation of sensitive substances , and Liquid mixture separation
6.Heating Mantle
A heating mantle, or isomantle, is a piece of laboratory equipment used to apply heat to containers,
as an alternative to other forms of heated bath. In contrast to other heating devices, such as hotplates
or Bunsen burners, glassware containers may be placed in direct contact with the heating mantle
without substantially increasing the risk of the glassware shattering, because t
he heating element of a heating mantle is insulated from the container so as to prevent excessive temperature gradients
7.Weight balance
Weighing balances are instruments which are used to determine the weight or mass of an object.
Available in a wide range of sizes with multiple weighing capacities they are essential tools in laboratories.
8.Water bath
A water bath is a laboratory equipment that is used to incubate samples at a constant temperature over a long period of time.
Water bath is a preferred heat source for heating flammable chemicals instead of an open flame to prevent ignition
9.magnetic hot plate stirrer
A magnetic stirrer or magnetic mixer is a laboratory device that employs a rotating magnetic field to
cause a stir bar (or flea) immersed in a liquid to spin very quickly, thus stirring it.
The rotating field may be created either by a rotating magnet or a set of stationary electromagnets,
placed beneath the vessel with the liquid. It is used in chemistry and biology as a convenient way to
stir small volumes and where other forms of stirring, such as overhead stirrers and stirring rods, may not be viable.
10.Fume Hood
A fume hood is a ventilated enclosure in which gases, vapors and fumes are captured and removed from the work area.
An exhaust fan situated on the top of the laboratory building pulls air and airborne contaminants through
connected ductwork and exhausts them to the atmosphere.
11.Single layer glass Reactor
Single layer glass reactor is an equipment which is a collaboration of vacuum state, distillation, reflux, stirring, oil/water heating,
heating mantle. It can do all kinds of biochemical reactions and synthesis reactions at a constant temperature condition.
It is also a colsed system on the whole.
12.Water Distilation
Water distillation is a process in which water is boiled until it evaporates and condenses, leaving behind impurities with different boiling points.
Distillation produces clean, pure water.
It is an effective water treatment method for removing contaminants like bacteria, heavy metals, and chemicals.
13.MELTING POINT
A melting point system is an analytical instrument used to determine the melting point of solid crystalline substances.
What is the Melting Point? The melting point is usually defined as the point at which materials changes from a solid to a liquid.
The temperature at which solid changes its state to liquid at atmospheric pressure is called the melting point of that liquid.
14.PENSKY-MARTENS CLOSED CUP FLASH POINT
TESTER
For flash point determination of biodiesel, distillate fuels, new lubricating oils, residual fuel oils,
The Pensky-Martens Flash Point Tester consists of a closed-cup test arrangement that contains any vapors produced and
essentially simulates the situation in which a potential source of ignition is accidentally introduced into a container.
15.Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission
spectroscopy (ICP-OES)
Is a technique in which the composition of elements in (mostly water-dissolved)
samples can be determined using plasma and a spectrometer
Academic program
2024-2025 Academic Year (Fall semester) Department Plan for Bologna Modules Details | ||||||||||
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A-Fall Semester Modules (for 2024-2025 Year Enterance students – equivalent to first year): | ||||||||||
# | Module Code | Module Name | Credits | Prerequest Module Name | Lecturer(s) (Starting with the Main Teacher) |
Total no. of Admitable Students | No. of Groups for theoretical part only (if available) | Total no. of Students in Each Group for theoretical part only | hours/ group | Prefered Hall No. with Building Code) |
1 | 105 | Kurdology | 4 | Dr. Sumaya Nageeb Khaleel | 8 | H214 | ||||
2 | 101 | General english I | 5 | Ms. Sameerah Saleh Ahmed | 8 | H214 | ||||
3 | 8127 | General chemistry | 5 | Ms. Cheeman Abdulkarim Qarani | 8 | H214 | ||||
4 | 103 | Information technology | 5 | Mr.Dashti Arif Sulaiman | 8 | H214 | ||||
5 | 107 | Mathmatics I | 5 | Ms. Dlven Kareem Mawlud | 8 | H214 | ||||
6 | 106 | Engineering drawing | 3 | Ms. Dlven Kareem Mawlud | 8 | H214 | ||||
7 | 8101 | Workshop | 3 | Dr. Hardi Abdalla Siwaily Mr. Ahmed Aziz Ahmed |
6 | H214 | ||||
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B-Fall Semester Modules (for 2024-2025 Year Enterance students – equivalent to second year): | ||||||||||
# | Module Code | Module Name | Credits | Prerequest Module Name | Lecturer(s) (Starting with the Main Teacher) |
Total no. of Admitable Students | No. of Groups for theoretical part only (if available) | Total no. of Students in Each Group for theoretical part only | hours/ group | Prefered Hall No. with Building Code) |
1 | 8132 | Fluid Mechanic I | 5 | Dr. Hardi Abdalla Siwaily | 40 | 4 | H213 | |||
2 | 8133 | Engineering Thermodynamic I | 5 | Mr. Ahmed Omer Abdullah | 41 | 4 | H213 | |||
3 | 109 | Mathmatics III | 5 | Mathmatics II | Dr. Lizan Mahmood Khorshed | 37 | 4 | H213 | ||
4 | 8102 | Chemical Process Calculations I | 5 | Ms. Cheeman Abdulkarim Qarani | 39 | 4 | H213 | |||
5 | 8134 | Organic Chemistry | 4 | Ms. Hawzheen Abdulrahman Ibrahim | 40 | 4 | H213 | |||
6 | 8135 | Physical Chemistry | 4 | Ms. Hawzheen Abdulrahman Ibrahim | 40 | 4 | H213 | |||
7 | 8104 | Petroleum and Natural Gas Properties | 4 | Mr.Dashti Arif Sulaiman | 40 | 4 | H213 | |||
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C-Fall Semester Modules (for 2022-2023 Year Enterance students – equivalent to third year): | ||||||||||
# | Module Code | Module Name | Credits | Prerequest Module Name | Lecturer(s) (Starting with the Main Teacher) |
Total no. of Admitable Students | No. of Groups for theoretical part only (if available) | Total no. of Students in Each Group for theoretical part only | hours/ group | Prefered Hall No. with Building Code) |
1 | 8140 | Heat Transfer | 5 | Ass.prof.Dr. Mohammed Jawdat Barzanjy | 55 | 4 | H212 | |||
2 | 8105 | Mass Transfer I | 5 | Ass.prof.Dr. Mohammed Jawdat Barzanjy | 66 | 4 | H212 | |||
3 | 111 | Engineering Analysis | 5 | Mathmatics IV | Ms. Dlven Kareem Mawlud | 46 | 4 | H212 | ||
4 | 8106 | Petroleum Refinary | 5 | Mr. Ahmed Omer Abdullah | 63 | 4 | H212 | |||
5 | 8107 | Chemical Reactor Design I | 5 | Dr. Serwan Ibrahem Abdulkhader | 62 | 4 | H212 | |||
6 | 8141 | Corrosion Engineering | 5 | Mr. Ahmed Aziz Ahmed | 56 | 4 | H212 | |||
7 | 8109 | Chemical Reactor Design II | 5 | Dr. Serwan Ibrahem Abdulkhader | 12 | 4 | H212 | |||
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D-Fall Semester Modules (for 2021-2022 Year Enterance students – equivalent to fourth year): | ||||||||||
# | Module Code | Module Name | Credits | Prerequest Module Name | Lecturer(s) (Starting with the Main Teacher) |
Total no. of Admitable Students | No. of Groups for theoretical part only (if available) | Total no. of Students in Each Group for theoretical part only | hours/ group | Prefered Hall No. with Building Code) |
1 | 8112 | Petroleum Secondary Processing Technology | 5 | Mr. Brosk Frya Ali | 47 | 4 | H211 | |||
2 | 8113 | Petrochemical Unit Process | 5 | Prof. Dr. hazim Abd Muhammad | 43 | 4 | H211 | |||
3 | 8117 | Process Dynamic and Control II | 5 | Dr. Lizan Mahmood Khorshed | 43 | 4 | H211 | |||
4 | 8116 | Equipment Design | 5 | Prof. Dr. hazim Abd Muhammad | 47 | 4 | H211 | |||
5 | 8119 | Industrial Unit Operation II | 5 | Mr. Brosk Frya Ali | 44 | 4 | H211 | |||
6 | 8118 | Process Modeling and Simulation | 5 | Dr. Serwan Ibrahem Abdulkhader | 44 | 4 | H211 | |||
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