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The student has an overview of equipment and processes used in industry. The student can explain on what principles processes and devices work and evaluate the suitability of using these methods for specific applications.

Required knowledge of chemical engineering, inorganic chemistry, physics and physical chemistry level bachelor's degree. Such as the basic physical principles applicable to technological operations. Forces, electrical properties, magnetic properties atmospheric pressure, hydrostatic pressure, particle size, mass, phase and phase transformations.

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Lecture - 2 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

To pass successfully from the subject Mechanical procceses in the technology of silicates students must master the subject matter defined in the subject content in at least 65 %. There is an oral examination from this subject.

1. Introduction to industrial production
2. Mining, quarries, mines, crushing, grinding.
3. Sorting, corporate and long-distance transport - solids, liquids, gases.
4. Heating, firing, drying kilns.
5. Cooling, temperature control.
6. Volume measurement, level gauges, regulation.
7. Technological water, treatment, use.
8. Filtration, types of filters, methods of filtration.
9. Spinning, quarry stone scrubbing, flotation.
10. Technological equipment of important production I.
11. Technological equipment of important production II
12. Supporting power plants - desulphurization, denitrification
13. Repetition

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The aim of the course is to acquaint the student with the basic processes and principles that are commonly used in all industries. The course will focus on equipment, processes and technologies especially in the silicate industry and on the most used technologies across industry. After completing the course, students will have an overview of the technologies, devices and principles used in the current industry.

The attendance is not obligatory, solely the knowledge gained in corresponding semester will be evaluated.

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prof.Dr. Ing. Vladimír Šatava: Fyzikální chemie silikátů I a II (CS)
Hlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahavHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL PrahaHlaváč J., Základy technologie silikátů, SNTL Praha (CS)
Catherine E. Housecroft, Alan G. Sharpe , Inorganic chemistry, Fourth edition, Pearson 2012, ISBN 978-0-273-74275-3 (EN)
Hanykýř V., Kutzendörfer J., Technologie keramiky, VEGA Praha (CS)

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26 hours, obligation not entered