Computer applications Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Dept, ChingYun University, Taiwan, ROC Department of Computer Application Engineering, Far-East University, Taiwan, ROC. 

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The computer system URS needs to describe the levels of functionality and operability required from the computer system, its application, and the location with regard to the process. Definition of approved and accurate manufacturing and process data is a key objective of the URS and is essential in order for the computer system supplier or integrator to fully understand and develop the computer application and to engineer the field instrumentation and electrical controls. This must include the quality-related critical parameters that are fundamental in determining and ensuring the satisfactory quality of a drug product. Parameters, data, and functions that are necessary to uphold GMP must always be considered as firm requirements and candidates for validation. 

Depending on the contractual approach, the responsibility for the provision, design, and testing of the computer system may be separate from that for the application engineering, provision, design, and testing of measurement and control instrumentation (and associated field equipment e.g., cabinets and cabling). 

Figure 6.1 summarizes the key areas of computer applications in catalysis research. Note that this chapter does not cover reactor and process simulations, although of course these are performed using computers, and are essential for designing industrial catalytic processes. Textbooks on chemical engineering discuss these subjects in depth [2]. 

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Computer applications to chemical engineering process design and simulation. 

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