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Petroleum refining and the petrochemical industry are not related to fossil fuels.
Petroleum refining and the petrochemical industry are not related to fossil fuels.
False (B)
The Diploma (D3CHME) in Chemical Engineering is a 2-year program.
The Diploma (D3CHME) in Chemical Engineering is a 2-year program.
False (B)
Mr. Z Gwele is the lecturer for the course CPT150S.
Mr. Z Gwele is the lecturer for the course CPT150S.
True (A)
The learning outcomes of the course include understanding the economic significance of the petroleum industry.
The learning outcomes of the course include understanding the economic significance of the petroleum industry.
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Fossil fuels are matters formed from remains of plants and animals that lived thousands of years ago.
Fossil fuels are matters formed from remains of plants and animals that lived thousands of years ago.
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Study Notes
Chemical Process Technology I (CPT150S)
Petroleum Refining and Petrochemical Industry
- Fossil fuels are formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago through decomposition.
- They are found in geologic formations beneath the earth's surface.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the basic concepts involved in the Petroleum and petrochemical industry.
- Describe the different stages involved in the petroleum industry.
- Explain the major stages involved in the petroleum industry.
- Understand the economic significance of the industry.
- Explain the impact of the Petroleum industry on the environment.
Course Details
- Course: Diploma (D3CHME): Chemical Engineering Year I
- Lecture: Chemical Process Technology I (CPT150S)
- Lecture 1: Petroleum Refining and Petrochemical Industry
- Lecturer: Mr. Z Gwele
- Semester: 2
- Year: 2023
- Campus: Bellville Campus
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