化工原理2010大纲（2010 outline of the principle of Chemical Engineering）.docVIP

化工原理2010大纲（2010 outline of the principle of Chemical Engineering） The chemical principles examination outline applies to Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, chemical engineering, applied chemistry, chemical technology, biochemistry, environmental engineering and other professional entrance examination for graduate students. The principle of chemical engineering is an important applied course for chemical and similar majors. It takes the transfer process (momentum transfer, mass transfer and heat transfer) as the main line and covers the main units involved in the chemical industry. Methods require candidates to master the research on chemical engineering problems, grasp the unit operation process principle and equipment performance, can be used to quantitative calculation and engineering design, and with the integrated use of the knowledge analysis and problem solving ability. I. Basic requirements for examination 1. master the basic concepts and basic theories of unit operation; 2. master the characteristics of typical equipment during unit operation, and understand the basic selection capability; 3. master basic unit operation process basic design and operation calculation method; 4. can flexibly use the basic principles of unit operation, analyze and solve common problems of unit operation. Two, examination methods and time Graduate students enter the principles of Chemical Engineering examination for written examination, examination time is 180 minutes. Three, the main content and requirements of the examination (I) fluid flow 1, examination content (1) force and energy conservation analysis method to study the fluid method, fluid movement; (2) the hydrostatic pressure and determination; (3) the continuity equation of fluid flow and its application; (4) mechanical energy conservation and application of Bernoulli equation; (5) (laminar and turbulent) flow pattern and criterion; (6) analysis and calculation of velocity distribution and flow resista