Chemical Engineering Group

Ref J.N.Pring,"Modern Propellants Employed in British Ordnance," Paper read at a Meeting of the Chemical Engineering Group, London, SWI, May 4, 1948, p 5... 

Society of Chemical Industry, London Chemical Engineering Group, Proceedings Steroids Synthesis... 

Chemical Engineering Group, Department of Materials Process Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyushu University, Higashiku, Fukuoka, 812-81, Japan. 

Figure 3. Thomas H. Chilton headed first Chemical Engineering Group established in Du Pont in 1929 at the Experimental Station, This group evolved and expanded into the current Engineering Research and Development Division, which has been the corporate leader in conducting basic chemical engineering programs covering first unit operations, then a systems approach to processing problems involving interdisciplinary teams, and then supplemented with the use of computer and mathematical...

The then recently formed Chemical Engineering Group of the Society of Chemical... 

The second conference of the Chemical Engineering Group, held in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, on 15 December 1919, was on pumping machinery, and the third conference, held in Birmingham on 23 April 1920, was on labour saving machinery. 

S. H. Johnson, The development of automatic weighing machinery and its application to the chemical industry, paper presented at conference on Labour Saving Devices in Chemical Works, Birmingham, 1920, published in Proceedings of the Chemical Engineering Group (Society of Chemical Industry), 2 (1920), 29-32. S. H. Johnson worked for Messrs. W. and T. Avery, the weighing machine manufacturers. 

W. A. Benton, Measuring and weighing as applied to chemical works, Proceedings of the Chemical Engineering Group (Society of Chemical Industry), 8 (1926), 83-84. 

H. Willshaw, Moulding and vulcanisation of rubber articles, Proceedings of the Chemical Engineering Group (Society of Chemical Industry), 8 (1926), 111-121. The Bristol Instrument Company claimed to have introduced process cycle controllers in 1923, specifically with tyre moulding machines in mind (Bristol Company catalogue 1603, 1932). The illustration in Willshaw makes no mention of the Bristol... 

A. Callender and A. B. Stevenson, The application of automatic control to a typical problem in chemical industry, Proceedings of the Chemical Engineering Group (Society of Chemical Industry), 18 (1936), 108-116 A. Ivanoff, The influence of the characteristics of a plant on the performance of an automatic regulator, Proceedings of the Chemical Engineering Group (Society of Chemical Industry), 18 (1936), 138-151. 

The development and scale-up of this reaction is now taken on by the chemical engineering group, who need to answer the following questions ... 

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