Chemical Engineering Department

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About the Department

Introduction

The Department of Chemical Engineering holds Level-II accreditation by the Pakistan Engineering Council, in accordance with the standards and pre• requisites set forth bythe Washington Accord. It was established in 2013 to address the pressing issue of a severe shortage of chemical engineers in the country and to provide high-quality education in a research-oriented environment with ample opportunities for personal and professional development.


The department boasts a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members dedicated to delivering foundational courses within a friendly and congenial environment. Students enrolled in the program benefit from access to state-of-the-art laboratories, providing hands-on experience in applying fundamental principles of chemical engineering. These laboratories are not only equipped for practical education but also actively engage in cutting-edge researchand development within the field of chemical engineering.


The curriculum also addresseschallenges in process improvement, energy efficiency, process simulation, environmental and green engineering, heat and mass transfer, and material engineering domains. By integratingmodern perspectivesand emerging technologies into our curriculum, we aim to produce well-rounded chemical engineers equipped to contribute to sustainable solutions and advancements in the field. The Department of Chemical Engineering provides students with a comprehensive and forward• looking education that prepares them for success in the modern chemical engineering landscape.


Our Alumni have a proved themselves by acquiring professional roles in Pakistan's leading organizations including Engro Corporation, Lucky Group of Companies, Oil and Gas, Sugar, and Cement Industries.


FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN THE DEPARTMENT


Seminar Library

The seminar libraryis established with all necessary books, research journals, articles, magazines, and newsletters. They are available for the use of students and faculty members of the Chemical Engineering department.

Computer Laboratory

The department provides students with fully equipped computer labs. In these labs, more than 30 latest PCs connected to the internet and digital library are available to access the latest literature and scientific findings. Efforts are being made to arrange more PCs with enhanced specifications and video conferencing in this department for faculty members and students as well.

Heat Transfer Laboratory

Practicals related to conduction, convection and radiation are performed in the

Heat transfer laboratory.

Mass Transfer Laboratory

Practicals related to mass transfer including gas and liquid diffusion, Liquid•

liquidExtraction, and reactive mass transfer are performed in this laboratory

Simultaneous Heat & Mass Transfer Laboratory

Inthis laboratory practicals of Mass Transfer and Heat Transfer are performed. The lab is equipped with equipment such as a Gas absorption column, diffusion apparatus for gas andliquid, steam generator (Boiler), distillation column, climbing film evaporator and Tray dryer.

Particulate Laboratory

In this laboratory, practical related to unit operation is performed. Equipment such as plate and frame filtration unit, sedimentation, crushing, and mixing are available.

Instrumentation & Control Laboratory

Inthis lab, practical related to Instrumentation & Control(IC) is performed. Equipment such as temperature control, level control, pressure control, and multivariable control system with the latest design is available.

Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

Inthis lab Practials related to flowsuch as pumps operation, flowthrough an orifice, rotameter, venturi, and dimensionless number calculations are performed in the laboratory

Biochemical Laboratory

Aerobic and Anaerobic Bio Digestor



Vision

Toproduce professional graduates to cater for the requirements of the market for socio-economic development at the national and international levels.

Mission

Toprovide the state of art education and to develop the skills through effective teaching, industrial exposure and research innovation with modern trends.


Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Theprogram educational objectives (PEOs) are formed based on the vision and mission of the Department of Chemical Engineering as well as QUEST. These


PEOs are designed for the implementation of the OBE system through the faculty meeting of the Department of Chemical Engineering and approved by the Board of studies, Board of faculty and Academic council. The students with a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical are expected to accomplish the following PEOs.

PEO 1:To produce Chemical Engineers capable of meeting the challenges of industries, academia and society.

PEO 2: To impart knowledge of core chemical engineering subjects and to enable students to solve complex engineering problems.

PE03: Toproduce Chemical Engineers having engineering ethics, effective communication and the capability to work as an individual and in a team.


Teaching Staff

ahsan.ee@quest.edu.pk

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Chairman

babar@quest.edu.pk

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Assistant Professor

abdul.sami@quest.edu.pk

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Assistant Professor

zubairchandio@quest.edu.pk

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Assistant Professor

n.bux@quest.edu.pk

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Assistant Professor

mukhtiarmallah@quest.edu.pk

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Lecturer

shafeeque@quest.edu.pk

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Lecturer

faheem.akhtar@quest.edu.pk

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Lab Engineer

ahsanatta786@quest.edu.pk

None

Lab Engineer

Scheme of Studies

1st Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CH1 Basic Chemical Engineering 2 + 0
CH1 Basic Chemical Engineering 2 + 0
249 Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics 2 + 1
249 Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics 2 + 1
249 Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics 2 + 1
296 Pakistan Studies 2 + 0
295 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 2 + 0
362 Functional English 2 + 0
370 Linear Algebra & Analytical Geometry 3 + 0
370 Linear Algebra & Analytical Geometry 3 + 0
363 Workshop practice 0 + 1

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
250 Chemical Process Technology 3 + 0
251 Inorganic & Organic Chemistry 2 + 1
252 Engineering Materials 2 + 0
253 Engineering Mechanics 2 + 0
253 Engineering Mechanics 2 + 0
253 Engineering Mechanics 2 + 0
346 Applied Calculus 3 + 0
346 Applied Calculus 3 + 0
255 Basic Electrical Technology 2 + 1

2nd Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
256 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I 3 + 1
257 Chemical Process Calculations-I 2 + 0
258 Health, Safety & Environment 2 + 0
259 Chemical Engineering Fluid Mechanics-I 3 + 1
259 Chemical Engineering Fluid Mechanics-I 3 + 1
260 Physical & Analytical Chemistry 2 + 0
377 Differential Equations and Fourier Series 3 + 0
377 Differential Equations and Fourier Series 3 + 0
 
 
 

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
262 Chemical Engineering Fluid Mechanics-II 3 + 1
263 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II 3 + 0
264 Chemical Process Calculations- II 3 + 0
265 Particulate Technology 3 + 1
334 Complex Variables & Transforms 3 + 0
 
 
 
 

3rd Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
267 Mass Transfer 3 + 1
268 Heat Transfer Operation 3 + 1
ch11 Chemical Engineering Plant Design 2 + 0
270 Introduction to Computers & Programming Concepts 3 + 1
271 Numerical Analysis & Computer Applications 3 + 1
 
 
 
 
 
 

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
272 Chemical Reaction Engineering 3 + 1
37 Engineering Economics 2 + 0
274 Fuel & Energy 3 + 1
275 Simultaneous Heat & Mass Transfer 3 + 1
227 Statistics & Probability 3 + 0
 
 
 
 

4th Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
276 Entrepreneurship & Innovation 2 + 0
277 Instrumentation & Process Control 3 + 1
278 Pollution Control Engineering 3 + 1
279 Transport Phenomena 3 + 0
280 Technical Report Writing Communication Skills 2 + 0
 
 
 
 
 
 

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
281 Chemical Process Design & Simulation 2 + 1
282 Industrial Management 2 + 0
283 Petroleum Refinery & Gas Engineering 3 + 0
284 Biochemical Engineering 3 + 1
55 Final Year Project-II (FYP-II) 0 + 3