The
Fuel Cell Curriculum Project Website: Supplementary
Material for: Transport Processes and Separation Process
Principles (Includes Unit Operations), Christie J. Geankoplis Welcome to
the
Fuel Cell Curriculum Project Website. The goal of this project is to
develop modules that bring fuel cell technology into the traditional chemical engineering
undergraduate curriculum. The site
allows faculty members around the world to have easy access to
these modules.
This material is part of
the Hydrogen Education Curriculum at
Michigan Technological University and Mississippi State University. This
page contains links to different chapters (1-9 and 11 and 12) of the popular
chemical engineering undergraduate textbook, Transport Processes and
Separation Process Principles (Includes Unit Operations) by Christie J. Geankoplis. These were
prepared in collaboration between Dr.
Jason Keith and PhD student Daniel Lopez Gaxiola at Michigan
Technlogical University.
Each chapter contains
modified
example problems from the text applied to hydrogen and fuel cells.
There are over 70 problems that have been completed during this
project. An
instructor can use an individual problem as an in-class exercise, or
they could simple cut the problem statement from the chapter to use as
a homework or exam problem or (in the case of longer problems) a team
project.
For access to the solutions, please
contact Jason Keith by email at keith at che dot msstate dot edu.