The document discusses chemical engineering and provides information about group members, definitions of engineering and chemical engineering, sub-disciplines of chemical engineering including ceramic, drilling, materials, paper, petroleum, plastic, and reservoir engineering. It also discusses how chemical engineers meet environmental challenges and work in various industries like chemicals, pharmaceuticals, energy, mining/minerals, and oil/gas. They are involved in designing and operating processes to produce everyday items like chocolate, gasoline, cosmetics, cars, and more.

2. GROUP MEMBERS
 MAQSOOQ AHMED 2K13-CHE-58
 GULAM YASEEN 2K13-CHE-11
 WASEEM AKHTAR 2K13-CHE-120

3. WHAT IS ENGINEERING?
The branch of science and technology
concerned with the design, building
and use of engines , machines, and
structures.

4. What is Chemical Engineering?
Chemical engineering is a branch of science that
applies physical sciences (physics and chemistry) and
life sciences (microbiology and Bio chemistry) together
with (applied mathematics and economics ) to produce,
transform, transport, and properly use chemicals,
materials and energy. Essentially, chemical
engineers design large-scale processes that convert
chemicals, raw materials, living cells,
microorganisms and energy into useful forms and
products.

5. Sub-Disciplines of Chemical
Engineering
 Ceramic Engineering
 Drilling Engineering
 Material Engineering
 Paper Engineering
 Petroleum Engineering
 Plastic Engineering
 Reservoir Engineering
 Mud Engineering

6. Saving the Environment
Chemical engineers meet
environmental challenges
Reduce the volume and toxicity
of pollutants allowed to enter the
air, waterways, and soil;
Significantly reduce the
negative environmental impact
of industrial facilities, power
plants, and transportation
vehicles; and
Allow greater reuse of post-
consumer and post-industrial
waste streams

7. What do chemical engineers do?
Chemical, process and biochemical engineers are involved in the
design, modification and operation of processes to produce the things
we rely on everyday - chocolate, petrol , cosmetics, electricity, cars,
aspirin, the list is endless...
They are employed across a huge variety of sectors including:
 Chemicals products
 Pharmaceuticals
 Energy
 Mining and minerals
 Oil & gas

8. CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
 House hold products
Example : Sugar, all kind of sodas , cosmetics, oil & ghee,
Textile, Lather , all kind of acids , cleaning products
exactas

9. Pharmaceuticals
 use in medical
Example: medicines, tables , Injections , suspension

10. Energy
 Nuclear power plant
Thermal power plant
Batteries
Dry Cells

11. Mining and minerals
 Gold
 Copper
 Steel
 Diamond
 Coal
 Charcoal
& other minrals

12. Materials Engineering
 To make construction
Material or any type of
Material use to make
Any thing or model
Like air craft , sub marine,
Boats buildings satellites
Steel mills
Cement industry

13. Oil & Gas
 Rig is use to extract crude oil from soil
 42 gallons per barrel makes about 19½ gallons of
gasoline
 9 gallons of fuel oil
 4 gallons of jet fuel, and 11 gallons of other products,
including lubricants, kerosene, asphalt, and
petrochemical feedstock's to make plastics.

14. Fertilizer
 Organic fertilizer
 Nitrogen fertilizer (CH4N2O) UREA
 Potassium fertilizer(KNO3) potassium nitrate
 Phosphorus fertilizer(P2O3) DAP