The document summarizes and compares petroleum engineering and industrial engineering. It defines each field, describing petroleum engineering as focusing on production of hydrocarbons through exploration and production. Industrial engineering is defined as applying scientific knowledge to improve technologies while considering economic, technical and social factors. The document also provides brief descriptions of the history and development of industrial engineering in Venezuela and significant advances in the field worldwide, including new management models and simulation techniques. It concludes by discussing the technique of fracking in extracting hydrocarbons.
This document discusses minerals and mineral resources. It begins by defining minerals as natural resources that are found in deposits in the Earth's subsoil and are extracted through mining. Minerals can be metallic, non-metallic, or used as energy sources. The document also discusses responsible mining practices and non-renewable versus renewable resources. It provides examples of principal energy sources throughout history including coal, oil, natural gas, and renewable sources. In the final paragraphs, it notes that consumption of oil and natural gas is increasing which may deplete reserves within a few decades unless alternative energies are adopted.
There are several key factors that determine what technologies are relevant for a given context:
1) Affordability and cost - Technologies must be affordable for most people in that location to be relevant, favoring small-scale, labor-intensive options over large capital-intensive plants.
2) Availability of skills and local knowledge - Relevant technologies incorporate local skills and knowledge that are readily available, as larger-scale, specialized options require skills not as widely present.
3) Consideration of local needs and resources - Technologies must be suited to the availability of raw materials, infrastructure, markets and demand in that location, as well as flexibility, environmental impacts, and long-term sustainability.
Dr. A. Vural Cengiz is an economist with expertise in sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental economics. He has over 20 years of experience working in consulting, academia, government, and business across Turkey and the United States. Currently, he is an instructor of economics in Florida and an advisor to mayors in Turkey on projects related to the environment, technology, and development. He has managed numerous projects, published several papers, and delivered presentations internationally on topics like climate change and carbon emissions.
The Engineering & Construction (E&C) industry strongly
affects the economy, the environment and society as a
whole. It touches the daily lives of everyone, as quality of life
is heavily influenced by the built environment surrounding
people. The construction industry serves almost all other
industries, as all economic value creation occurs within or
by means of buildings or other “constructed assets”. As
an industry, moreover, it accounts for 6% of global GDP. It
is also the largest global consumer of raw materials, and
constructed objects account for 25-40% of the world’s total
carbon emissions.
Multiple global megatrends are shaping the future of
construction. Consider just two developments: first,
30% of global greenhouse gas emissions are attributable
to buildings (at the same time, the UK government
has set a target for 2025 of 50% reduction in today’s
level of greenhouse gas emissions in the country’s built
environment); second, the population of the world’s urban
areas is increasing by 200,000 people per day, all of whom
need affordable housing as well as social, transportation
and utility infrastructure. Such trends pose challenges but
also offer opportunities; either way, they require an adequate
response from the industry as a whole.
The document provides an overview of the construction industry and calls for its transformation through new technologies, processes, strategies, and collaboration among industry players. It notes that while the construction industry is crucial to society and the economy, it faces challenges from global megatrends and internal issues. The industry is now ready for transformation to boost productivity and efficiency through innovations in areas like technology, operations, business models, culture, and regulations. This will require efforts by companies, the industry as a whole, and governments.
The document summarizes the Young Water Professionals program held during IFAT ENTSORGA 2010 in Munich. Over 30 young professionals from 19 countries participated in presentations and discussions on topics related to water and wastewater management. They also participated in excursions to Munich's water treatment plant, water works, and sewer rehabilitation projects. The young professionals were divided into groups, with each group writing a report on a topic they were assigned.
The document summarizes the Young Water Professionals' Programme at IFAT Entsorga 2010. Representatives from 19 countries attended presentations and excursions related to careers in water management. The programme included lectures on future challenges in the water sector, water quality and resources management, and international career opportunities. Participants were divided into groups to write reports on topics like emerging water technologies, biosolids management, sewer rehabilitation, and industrial wastewater treatment. The programme provided opportunities for young professionals to network and learn more about their career options in water management.
This document discusses minerals and mineral resources. It begins by defining minerals as natural resources that are found in deposits in the Earth's subsoil and are extracted through mining. Minerals can be metallic, non-metallic, or used as energy sources. The document also discusses responsible mining practices and non-renewable versus renewable resources. It provides examples of principal energy sources throughout history including coal, oil, natural gas, and renewable sources. In the final paragraphs, it notes that consumption of oil and natural gas is increasing which may deplete reserves within a few decades unless alternative energies are adopted.
There are several key factors that determine what technologies are relevant for a given context:
1) Affordability and cost - Technologies must be affordable for most people in that location to be relevant, favoring small-scale, labor-intensive options over large capital-intensive plants.
2) Availability of skills and local knowledge - Relevant technologies incorporate local skills and knowledge that are readily available, as larger-scale, specialized options require skills not as widely present.
3) Consideration of local needs and resources - Technologies must be suited to the availability of raw materials, infrastructure, markets and demand in that location, as well as flexibility, environmental impacts, and long-term sustainability.
Dr. A. Vural Cengiz is an economist with expertise in sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental economics. He has over 20 years of experience working in consulting, academia, government, and business across Turkey and the United States. Currently, he is an instructor of economics in Florida and an advisor to mayors in Turkey on projects related to the environment, technology, and development. He has managed numerous projects, published several papers, and delivered presentations internationally on topics like climate change and carbon emissions.
The Engineering & Construction (E&C) industry strongly
affects the economy, the environment and society as a
whole. It touches the daily lives of everyone, as quality of life
is heavily influenced by the built environment surrounding
people. The construction industry serves almost all other
industries, as all economic value creation occurs within or
by means of buildings or other “constructed assets”. As
an industry, moreover, it accounts for 6% of global GDP. It
is also the largest global consumer of raw materials, and
constructed objects account for 25-40% of the world’s total
carbon emissions.
Multiple global megatrends are shaping the future of
construction. Consider just two developments: first,
30% of global greenhouse gas emissions are attributable
to buildings (at the same time, the UK government
has set a target for 2025 of 50% reduction in today’s
level of greenhouse gas emissions in the country’s built
environment); second, the population of the world’s urban
areas is increasing by 200,000 people per day, all of whom
need affordable housing as well as social, transportation
and utility infrastructure. Such trends pose challenges but
also offer opportunities; either way, they require an adequate
response from the industry as a whole.
The document provides an overview of the construction industry and calls for its transformation through new technologies, processes, strategies, and collaboration among industry players. It notes that while the construction industry is crucial to society and the economy, it faces challenges from global megatrends and internal issues. The industry is now ready for transformation to boost productivity and efficiency through innovations in areas like technology, operations, business models, culture, and regulations. This will require efforts by companies, the industry as a whole, and governments.
The document summarizes the Young Water Professionals program held during IFAT ENTSORGA 2010 in Munich. Over 30 young professionals from 19 countries participated in presentations and discussions on topics related to water and wastewater management. They also participated in excursions to Munich's water treatment plant, water works, and sewer rehabilitation projects. The young professionals were divided into groups, with each group writing a report on a topic they were assigned.
The document summarizes the Young Water Professionals' Programme at IFAT Entsorga 2010. Representatives from 19 countries attended presentations and excursions related to careers in water management. The programme included lectures on future challenges in the water sector, water quality and resources management, and international career opportunities. Participants were divided into groups to write reports on topics like emerging water technologies, biosolids management, sewer rehabilitation, and industrial wastewater treatment. The programme provided opportunities for young professionals to network and learn more about their career options in water management.
This document provides an outline and overview of a lecture on industrialization and sustainability. It discusses key topics such as the necessity of industrialization, challenges for industry, critical issues like population growth and resource constraints, the sustainable industrialization process, and balancing technical progress with environmental sustainability. Global trends in industrialization are also examined, including the transformation to more innovative and localized production models.
Industrial engineering deals with optimizing the use of human, technical, and information resources to obtain high-quality products or services while considering environmental protection. Industrial engineering plays an important role in areas like renewable energy development, production and operations planning, production management, and material handling. Industrial engineers attempt to solve problems using scientific management techniques and mathematics. The opportunities for industrial engineers are vast, as they are required for fundamental production processes in industries like textiles, automotive, aerospace, metals, and logistics services. There is also opportunity for entrepreneurship with an industrial engineering background.
Port-cities towards the next industrial revolution; from education factories ...Maurice Jansen
Port-cities have always played a pivotal role in each of the previous Industrial Revolutions. What does the transition into the next Industrial Revolution mean to port-cities around the world and what should knowledge and education institutes do to reap the rewards?
This UNESCO report is the first of its kind to examine engineering and its role in development. It contains over 100 contributions from engineering experts worldwide. The report finds that engineering has been crucial to human progress by advancing technology and infrastructure, though its benefits are unevenly distributed. As the world works towards achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals by 2015, engineering will be key to providing access to things like education, healthcare, clean water and environmental sustainability. However, the field faces challenges in attracting students, especially women, and strengthening engineering education. The report aims to increase understanding of engineering's importance and contributions to sustainable development.
This document discusses industrial manufacturing and provides definitions and examples. It summarizes the manufacturing process which begins with product design and materials specification and involves transforming raw materials through processes into finished goods. Modern manufacturing includes all intermediate steps to produce and integrate a product's components. The document also briefly outlines the history and economics of manufacturing, safety considerations, and trends in manufacturing investment globally.
The document discusses industrial engineering and provides definitions and descriptions of the field. It states that industrial engineering deals with optimizing the use of human, technical, and informational resources in production systems. It also discusses optimizing the management of transforming goods and services while obtaining high quality products. Additionally, it provides details on the role and responsibilities of industrial engineers in Venezuela, including helping sectors with the greatest needs and generating organizational models that adapt to the country's needs.
Second Announcement Engineering 2010 Argentina Dec 2009Carina Carrasco
The document announces the World Engineers' Week conference in 2010 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The conference will focus on the theme of "Technology, Innovation and Production for Sustainable Development". It invites engineers and professionals from around the world to submit papers to be presented at the conference and exhibition. It provides details on the conference objectives, sessions, keynote speakers, technical chapters, and paper submission guidelines. The conference aims to foster knowledge sharing and discussion around technological advances and their social impacts.
Civil engineering plays a major role in developing and managing society's physical infrastructure through planning, designing, constructing, and maintaining projects. It involves analyzing designs while considering various factors. The objective of this project was to understand all aspects of civil engineering, including its history, subdivisions, employment trends, technologies, and ethics. Civil engineering has many sub-disciplines and plays a crucial role in human development through innovations like bridges and dams. It remains an in-demand field with growing employment opportunities.
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This document discusses technological innovations for sustainability. It begins with introducing key concepts of technology, innovation and sustainability. It then discusses the need for technological innovation to support sustainable development given the exponential growth of population. The document presents how technology, sustainability and development are related in a cycle and provides examples of technological innovations that have had sustainability impacts. It examines the approaches of large organizations, small innovating companies and other economic entities to technological innovation. The document also includes two case studies, one on generating nuclear power through nuclear wastes and another on technological innovation in the horticulture market. It discusses challenges to sustainable development policies and provides recommendations for the future of technology and sustainability.
The document discusses the importance of conducting comprehensive site investigations and obtaining an accurate report from an EPA-accredited auditor when remediating contaminated land. It outlines a court case where an inaccurate site investigation report led to additional costs and delays for the project. Thorough investigations and reliable reporting are essential to properly assess contamination levels and ensure development projects meet regulatory standards.
The document summarizes a meeting held by GBN and Clean Edge, Inc. to examine clean technology. Participants visited clean tech sites in the San Francisco Bay Area and met with experts. Clean tech was defined broadly as products, services, and processes that harness renewable resources, dramatically reduce natural resource use, and cut emissions and waste while being competitive. Clean tech encompasses energy, transportation, water, and materials/buildings. The meeting explored why clean tech is emerging now due to various long-term factors converging, and how companies can profit from these growing markets.
Industrialization is the process of transforming an agrarian economy into one based on manufacturing. It provides economic benefits like mass production of goods and job creation, but also has social costs such as poor working conditions, pollution, and urbanization. The document discusses the factors driving industrialization, positive impacts like advances in living standards and education, as well as negative consequences for workers and the environment from rapid industrial development. Overall, industrialization changes societies in many ways through technological innovations and shifts in how people live and work.
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The document describes a pedagogical experience integrating theory and practice in a chemical engineering course on effluent management and treatment. Students visited local industries to observe wastewater treatment in practice. They then developed a water treatment plant project in groups. A survey found students found the project engaging and that it helped apply concepts from class. Integrating theory, visits, and projects gave students a more holistic learning experience and better prepared them for their future careers.
Towards the Circular Economy: Accelerating the scale-up across global supply ...Sustainable Brands
In this report, the World Economic Forum, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and McKinsey & Company, joined forces to reconcile the concept of scaling a circular economy within the reality of a global economy and complex multi-tier supply chains. The key objective is to propose a very specific joint plan of action for industry leaders.
This report sets out to emphasize that the circular economy must hold its promise not merely to the village economy, but also to a globalized economy of nine billion. It presents the concept of circularity as a tangible driver of industrial innovations and value creation for the 21st century global economy.
The document summarizes the results of the INNFORMED project workshops in various Mediterranean countries. The workshops aimed to introduce foresight tools and techniques to reinforce systemic approaches to research and innovation policies. They involved developing success scenarios and roadmaps for sectors such as solar energy, biotechnology, and agriculture. Key lessons included the need to address non-scientific barriers to success, clarify the systemic dimensions of innovation, and provide further support for research and research-intensive enterprises. The workshops generated discussions and documents that could inform future foresight exercises and projects in the region.
This report summarizes the findings of a nine-month inquiry into making British manufacturing more sustainable. It was written by two researchers and supported by the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Industrial Sustainability. The report makes recommendations in five key areas: leadership, resilience, innovation, collaboration, and system redesign. It argues that policymakers need to help manufacturers recognize sustainability opportunities and seize the economic benefits of more efficient resource and energy use. The UK can become a leader in clean technologies if it adequately supports innovation in manufacturing.
Engineers play a vital role in national economic development through technology and innovation. They contribute to education, production, infrastructure, information and communication technology, which boosts economies. Engineers need to develop a broad understanding of their social responsibilities and participate in decision making. Involving engineers in politics allows them to advocate for important engineering projects and policies that support development. For nations to continue developing, engineers must lead new industrial and economic revolutions with sustainable technologies, and work across disciplines to address issues like climate change, resources and security.
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The document discusses improving efficiency on construction sites through better materials handling and adopting techniques from other industries. It notes that up to 30% of construction work can be rework and identifies conveyor belt systems as an effective solution for transporting materials, especially in confined spaces. Conveyor belts can increase efficiency by speeding up transfer of large volumes of materials while improving safety by reducing manual handling. The benefits include savings on labor, machinery, and improvements to health and safety by minimizing risks like overexertion from lifting heavy loads. Southern Conveyors is highlighted as a specialist company that provides conveyor solutions tailored to construction sites and helps clients assess the most efficient system through free site surveys.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This document provides an outline and overview of a lecture on industrialization and sustainability. It discusses key topics such as the necessity of industrialization, challenges for industry, critical issues like population growth and resource constraints, the sustainable industrialization process, and balancing technical progress with environmental sustainability. Global trends in industrialization are also examined, including the transformation to more innovative and localized production models.
Industrial engineering deals with optimizing the use of human, technical, and information resources to obtain high-quality products or services while considering environmental protection. Industrial engineering plays an important role in areas like renewable energy development, production and operations planning, production management, and material handling. Industrial engineers attempt to solve problems using scientific management techniques and mathematics. The opportunities for industrial engineers are vast, as they are required for fundamental production processes in industries like textiles, automotive, aerospace, metals, and logistics services. There is also opportunity for entrepreneurship with an industrial engineering background.
Port-cities towards the next industrial revolution; from education factories ...Maurice Jansen
Port-cities have always played a pivotal role in each of the previous Industrial Revolutions. What does the transition into the next Industrial Revolution mean to port-cities around the world and what should knowledge and education institutes do to reap the rewards?
This UNESCO report is the first of its kind to examine engineering and its role in development. It contains over 100 contributions from engineering experts worldwide. The report finds that engineering has been crucial to human progress by advancing technology and infrastructure, though its benefits are unevenly distributed. As the world works towards achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals by 2015, engineering will be key to providing access to things like education, healthcare, clean water and environmental sustainability. However, the field faces challenges in attracting students, especially women, and strengthening engineering education. The report aims to increase understanding of engineering's importance and contributions to sustainable development.
This document discusses industrial manufacturing and provides definitions and examples. It summarizes the manufacturing process which begins with product design and materials specification and involves transforming raw materials through processes into finished goods. Modern manufacturing includes all intermediate steps to produce and integrate a product's components. The document also briefly outlines the history and economics of manufacturing, safety considerations, and trends in manufacturing investment globally.
The document discusses industrial engineering and provides definitions and descriptions of the field. It states that industrial engineering deals with optimizing the use of human, technical, and informational resources in production systems. It also discusses optimizing the management of transforming goods and services while obtaining high quality products. Additionally, it provides details on the role and responsibilities of industrial engineers in Venezuela, including helping sectors with the greatest needs and generating organizational models that adapt to the country's needs.
Second Announcement Engineering 2010 Argentina Dec 2009Carina Carrasco
The document announces the World Engineers' Week conference in 2010 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The conference will focus on the theme of "Technology, Innovation and Production for Sustainable Development". It invites engineers and professionals from around the world to submit papers to be presented at the conference and exhibition. It provides details on the conference objectives, sessions, keynote speakers, technical chapters, and paper submission guidelines. The conference aims to foster knowledge sharing and discussion around technological advances and their social impacts.
Civil engineering plays a major role in developing and managing society's physical infrastructure through planning, designing, constructing, and maintaining projects. It involves analyzing designs while considering various factors. The objective of this project was to understand all aspects of civil engineering, including its history, subdivisions, employment trends, technologies, and ethics. Civil engineering has many sub-disciplines and plays a crucial role in human development through innovations like bridges and dams. It remains an in-demand field with growing employment opportunities.
Technological innovations for sustainabilitySwapnil Soni
This document discusses technological innovations for sustainability. It begins with introducing key concepts of technology, innovation and sustainability. It then discusses the need for technological innovation to support sustainable development given the exponential growth of population. The document presents how technology, sustainability and development are related in a cycle and provides examples of technological innovations that have had sustainability impacts. It examines the approaches of large organizations, small innovating companies and other economic entities to technological innovation. The document also includes two case studies, one on generating nuclear power through nuclear wastes and another on technological innovation in the horticulture market. It discusses challenges to sustainable development policies and provides recommendations for the future of technology and sustainability.
The document discusses the importance of conducting comprehensive site investigations and obtaining an accurate report from an EPA-accredited auditor when remediating contaminated land. It outlines a court case where an inaccurate site investigation report led to additional costs and delays for the project. Thorough investigations and reliable reporting are essential to properly assess contamination levels and ensure development projects meet regulatory standards.
The document summarizes a meeting held by GBN and Clean Edge, Inc. to examine clean technology. Participants visited clean tech sites in the San Francisco Bay Area and met with experts. Clean tech was defined broadly as products, services, and processes that harness renewable resources, dramatically reduce natural resource use, and cut emissions and waste while being competitive. Clean tech encompasses energy, transportation, water, and materials/buildings. The meeting explored why clean tech is emerging now due to various long-term factors converging, and how companies can profit from these growing markets.
Industrialization is the process of transforming an agrarian economy into one based on manufacturing. It provides economic benefits like mass production of goods and job creation, but also has social costs such as poor working conditions, pollution, and urbanization. The document discusses the factors driving industrialization, positive impacts like advances in living standards and education, as well as negative consequences for workers and the environment from rapid industrial development. Overall, industrialization changes societies in many ways through technological innovations and shifts in how people live and work.
Theory-practice interaction in engineering teaching: Pedagogical experience i...IJAEMSJORNAL
The document describes a pedagogical experience integrating theory and practice in a chemical engineering course on effluent management and treatment. Students visited local industries to observe wastewater treatment in practice. They then developed a water treatment plant project in groups. A survey found students found the project engaging and that it helped apply concepts from class. Integrating theory, visits, and projects gave students a more holistic learning experience and better prepared them for their future careers.
Towards the Circular Economy: Accelerating the scale-up across global supply ...Sustainable Brands
In this report, the World Economic Forum, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and McKinsey & Company, joined forces to reconcile the concept of scaling a circular economy within the reality of a global economy and complex multi-tier supply chains. The key objective is to propose a very specific joint plan of action for industry leaders.
This report sets out to emphasize that the circular economy must hold its promise not merely to the village economy, but also to a globalized economy of nine billion. It presents the concept of circularity as a tangible driver of industrial innovations and value creation for the 21st century global economy.
The document summarizes the results of the INNFORMED project workshops in various Mediterranean countries. The workshops aimed to introduce foresight tools and techniques to reinforce systemic approaches to research and innovation policies. They involved developing success scenarios and roadmaps for sectors such as solar energy, biotechnology, and agriculture. Key lessons included the need to address non-scientific barriers to success, clarify the systemic dimensions of innovation, and provide further support for research and research-intensive enterprises. The workshops generated discussions and documents that could inform future foresight exercises and projects in the region.
This report summarizes the findings of a nine-month inquiry into making British manufacturing more sustainable. It was written by two researchers and supported by the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Industrial Sustainability. The report makes recommendations in five key areas: leadership, resilience, innovation, collaboration, and system redesign. It argues that policymakers need to help manufacturers recognize sustainability opportunities and seize the economic benefits of more efficient resource and energy use. The UK can become a leader in clean technologies if it adequately supports innovation in manufacturing.
Engineers play a vital role in national economic development through technology and innovation. They contribute to education, production, infrastructure, information and communication technology, which boosts economies. Engineers need to develop a broad understanding of their social responsibilities and participate in decision making. Involving engineers in politics allows them to advocate for important engineering projects and policies that support development. For nations to continue developing, engineers must lead new industrial and economic revolutions with sustainable technologies, and work across disciplines to address issues like climate change, resources and security.
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2. Editorial
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education , develop methodologies to optimize the
work in the classroom, offer workshops and
publications aimed to update and train our teachers
, we bring our books to different segments of the
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Editorial Planeta Venezuela was created in 1966 to offer
its readers national and international current affairs
topics, the classics as well as innovations in literary
creation, information in different areas of knowledge
and the most varied works in the broad range of
entertainment for all ages.
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4. Summary
¿What is Engineering?
Industrial engineering :
initiation and development in
Venezuela
Industrial Engineer in Venezuela
The Majestic Japanese Akashi
Kaikyo Bridge
Significant advances in
Industrial Engineering in the
World
What is Petroleum
Engineering?
The Fracking
¿What is industrial
engineering?
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5. ¿What is
Engineering?
“Engineering applies scientific
knowledge and methods of the
invention or improvement of
technologies in a pragmatic
and flexible way , adapting to
the constraints of time,
resources , legal requirements ,
safety requirements ,
ecological, etc.”
Krick, Edward V., (1973)
6. Industrial engineering :
initiation and development
in Venezuela
Pierina Rivero
Through many years mechanical
engineers were responsible for solving
general and specific problems of a
plant, but limited by their knowledge in
the mechanical area, allowed the
creation of a new field of engineering,
able to understand, study and analyze
the processes of any industry, replacing
the mechanical engineers of this
particular and complex function,
becoming the fundamental principle of
why the Industrial engineers.
The development of industrial
engineering starts from the need to
have a number of products and
services among which we can
highlight the running water, canned
foods, electric lighting, urban
transport, among others. Which are
the efforts of many people over
many years.
With the advent of the steam
engine in 1785, driven by energy
such devices are developed. This
progress became widespread in the
early nineteenth century, ushering
in the industrial revolution. Thanks
to the steam, factories were no
longer restricted as to its location in
the vicinity of sources of energy,
but they could do in other nearby
centers of consumption or close to
supply centers locations.
Frederick W. Taylor and Henri Fayol:
two parents of industrial engineering in
the world are considered. Other
pioneers of industrial engineering were
Harrington Emerson defender efficient
operations and payment of awards for
increased production, and Henry Ford
father of modern production lines used
for mass production (mass production).
Then came schools in
universities; University of Zulia
(LUZ), The Polytechnic Institute
Santiago Mariño, University José
Antonio Páez in Valencia, the
University Antonio Jose de Sucre.
The Guayana region characterized
by its natural resources, in Iron,
Bauxite, Water, Gold and Diamond,
since 1971, to experienced
economic development through a
process of industrialization.
7. ¿What is industrial
engineering?
Industrial engineering is the branch of
engineering that studies and trains on the
elements of analysis, projection, design,
planning, optimization and control of the
production of goods and services, taking into
account economic, technical and social
aspects.
Industrial engineering uses knowledge and
methods of mathematical, physical, social,
etc. a broad and generic way to determine,
design, specify and analyze systems (in the
broad sense), so you can predict and evaluate
the results
8. Industrial Engineer in
Venezuela
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Industrial engineering in
Venezuela faces the challenge of
generating organizational models
that suit the needs of our country,
and also to convince the owners
and / or managers of the various
companies of the importance of
their implementation, in order to
survive successfully in an
increasingly competitive and
demanding world.
The industrialization process
demands increasingly performing
tasks aimed at reducing costs,
increasing efficiency in labor, the
increased efficiency of the
equipment, the pursuit of healthy
working conditions, safe and
better pay . Industrial engineering
is emerging as an excellent
instrument of social action in terms
of helping neediest sectors of the
population.
In a small business, which is
usually the only engineer and
therefore must face problems
either construction, electricity,
machinery, handling liquids and
gases, solids handling,
organization, wages and incentives
personnel, quality and market and
many other tasks, responsibilities
or problems that arise day by day.
This work does not allow you
directed to any particular specialty,
but on the contrary, it becomes a
problem solver while improving
the production process,
understood globally.
The industrial engineer
can for example be
responsible for:
monitoring production
quality analysis
marketing the product
purchase of materials
safety and industrial
hygiene
inventory management
9. The Majestic Japanese Akashi
Kaikyo Bridge
Is the bridge high, long and expensive of
the world's suspension, it is located in
one of the most difficult places to build,
because it is in the path winds reach
speed of 290 km / h. In addition, through
one of the busiest trade routes and
therefore most dangerous in the world
because of its naval traffic, with the
addition of being in the middle of a major
earthquake zone. For all these reasons, it
was a bridge that nobody thought could
be built, but engineering shows us once
again that nothing is impossible.
10. Significant advances in
Industrial Engineering in
the World
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Currently, techniques and tools
that not only apply to
manufacturing companies but also
service businesses, operations and
activities are used; this is that today
support systems (aid, assistance,
support, reinforcing) have allowed
production companies (industrial,
chemical, machine tool, automotive,
oil, etc.), service companies
(hospitals, hotels, supermarkets,
messaging, fashion industry, banks,
entertainment, universities, etc.),
operations (physical distribution,
type of transport, transport, storage,
media storage, distribution routes,
etc.) and activities are known
exactly they need to improve their
performance.
In the last decade,
engineers working in
this sector have added
new terms to our
vocabulary on process
improvement, thus we
speak increasingly
frequency
management models
and techniques such
Lean Manufacturing
and tools.
The development of methods
for improvement in the aviation
sector has been much more
pronounced with the tech boom,
keeping pace with the evolution of
computer power and programs
simulation of production processes.
This change has enabled intensive
use of mathematical models
established in linear programming.
An engineer has
the ability to plan,
analyze, design and
implement solutions.
11. What is Petroleum
Engineering?
“Is a field of engineering concerned with
the activities related to the production
of hydrocarbons, which can be
either crude oil or natural gas. Exploration
and Production are deemed to fall within
the upstream sector of the oil and gas
industry.
Recruitment to the industry has
historically been from the disciplines of
physics, chemical engineering and mining
engineering. Subsequent development
training has usually been done within oil
companies”
12. The Fracking
A benefit for an
environmental disaster
Hydraulic fracturing is
performed on a
previously constructed,
cased and cemented
well, which can be
vertical or horizontal.
The technique is to
generate one or more
channels of high
permeability by injecting
water under high
pressure so that
overcomes the resistance
of the rock and open a
controlled downhole in
the desired section of
the fracture Containing
hydrocarbon formation.
A typical composition
of a fracturing fluid is
usually approximately
between 95 and 98%
water (not necessarily
potable) incorporating
up to 5% sand
sustaining and less than
1% of chemicals, such as
bactericides, friction
reducers, thickeners.
This technique has become
popular in the last decade,
especially in the United States,
but in Europe there are many
reticent about the use of
fracking for possible
environmental consequences
countries. In addition to a huge
consumption of water, it is
customary along with the sand
multitude of chemical
compounds included, which
seeks to promote cracking or
even the dissolution of the rock,
and that could contaminate
both ground and underground
aquifers. Another potential
consequences is the provocation
of small earthquakes.
On the other hand, points
in favor of using this technique
are mainly economic. Fracking
reduces the cost of energy, as it
reduces the import of gas or
electricity, and can even get
self-sufficent the country.
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And you? What do you prefer?
Petroleum Engineering or Industrial
Engineering?