Department Profile
H.B.T.U. Kanpur, a pioneer university in the country, was established in the year 2016. Earlier, it was known as H.B.T.I. Kanpur which was established in the year 1920-21 to provide manpower training, technical know-how and applied research support to a large number of chemical and allied industries taking shapes in the country, particularly in its northern zone. For about 35 years, since its inception, HBTI had provided all kind of support to almost all chemical and allied industries so effectively that it was the first choice for any problem of chemical engineering or applied chemistry. A number of reputed technical institutes today, like IIT Kanpur, NSI, GCTI, Leather, Rubber, Glass etc. were either parts of this institute or were started in its building with all types of support and guidance during their earlier periods. Because of the proven expertise of H.B.T.I. in the area of chemical and allied industries, as advised by a visiting committee of AICTE, Chemical Engineering Department was formed and Chemical Engineering Education was formalized in the institute in 1954 with two new courses for awarding undergraduate degrees of AHBTI and FHBTI. Thereafter in 1958, two full-fledged undergraduate courses were started leading to degrees in Chemical Engineering after four years study and in Chemical Technology after three years study. The Chemical Engineering Department was made responsible to teach and guide fundamental principles of Chemical Engineering and their applications to the entire students of Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology and later on to Leather Technology as well.
The Department has built up a comprehensive research infrastructure with top-notch facilities for carrying cutting-edge teaching and research. Constant efforts are being made to maintain and enhance the high standards of this department to be ranked always as one of the best in India. The Department strives to provide its students with facilities and environment that are conducive for creative and dynamic work. This department has run several research programs in Technology, Engineering and Basic Sciences, of which some were sponsored by institutions like U.G.C, C.S.I.R, D.S.T. (NEW DELHI) B.A.R.C. (BOMBAY) I.C.A.R. (NEW DELHI), U.P.C.S.T (LUCKNOW) M.H.R.D. (NEW DELHI), C.I.D.A (CANADA). The faculty has extensively contributed by writing books and publishing good number of research papers in national and international journals of repute. The department has organized a number of National and International seminars, workshops, and Short courses.
Vision
To emerge as a global leader in the areas of education and research in Chemical Engineering to handle the technological challenges in Chemical Engineering & Allied Fields and catering the requirements of stakeholders and society.
Mission
The mission of the Department of Chemical Engineering are:
- To provide state-of-art technical education to the undergraduate and post graduate students.
- To create a conducive and supportive environment for the overall growth of our students.
- To cultivate awareness of social responsibilities in students to serve the society.
- To groom students with leadership skills helpful in Startups, professional ethics and accountability along with technical knowledge to face the changing needs of industry and environment.
- To provide consultancy services to the Chemical and Allied industries of the region, state and the country.
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
The educational objectives of B. Tech Chemical Engineering are:
- Graduates from our department will be proficient in varied areas of Chemical Engineering that are industrially and academically significant such as Petroleum Refining, Process Control, Fertilizer Manufacturing, Molecular Modeling & Simulation and Nanotechnology.
- Graduates will exhibit entrepreneurship, leadership and high professional skills while maintaining ethical and moral values.
- Graduates will continuously strive and align their activities for betterment of the society.
- Graduates will discharge their duties with professional attitudes and ethics.
Program specific outcomes (PSOs)
The Program specific outcomes (PSOs) B.Tech Chemical Engineering are:
- Design and development of ecofriendly, energy efficient and sustainable chemical engineering processes
- Apply the knowledge and analytical ability to solve problems related to chemical process industry.
- Analyze and formulate economically viable solutions for environmental and waste management systems
Programmes
Under Graduate
B.TECH. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Eligibility 10+2 PCM through JEE (Mains)
Post Graduate
- M.Tech. Chemical Engineering
PhD
Syllabus
Under Graduate
B. Tech. Chemical Engineering
Syllabus
MTech/PhD
M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering
M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering(Part time)
PhD
Course structure for PhD program in different specializations.
PhD courses should be taken by students in consultation with their thesis supervisors.
Innovation by the faculty in Teaching and Learning
1. Smart class room with multimedia facilities
The department has smart class with multimedia facilities which has been used for video lectures and presentations.
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2. Industry consultation committee
The faculty members interact ICC members through meetings and suggestions are incorporated in Bos (Board of Studies) meetings.
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3. Industry representation in BoS
Apart from academicians and subject experts the Board of Studies (BoS) consists industrial personals also to have their feedback which can be incorporated in curriculum.
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4. Publications of faculty members for peer review and critics
Faculty publications details link
5. Expert lectures organized by the department
Expert lectures organized link
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UG Students
PG Students
PhD Scholars
Educational Resources
Laboratories
Name of Laboratory : Mechanical Operations Lab
Name of Equipment :
Ball mill
Disintegrator
Jaw Crusher
Ro-Tap® Sieve Shaker
Crushing Rolls
Cyclone Separator
Experimental set-up for Settling characteristics of particle
Name of Laboratory : Fluid Mechanics Lab
Name of Equipment :
Venturi meter
Orifice meter
Drag coefficient
Pipe fitting apparatus
Bernoulli’s theorem apparatus
Centrifugal pump & Rota-meter
Reynolds’s apparatus
Name of Laboratory : Fluid Mechanics Lab
Name of Equipment :
Batch Reactor
Stirrer Tank Reactor
Plug Flow Reactor
Weighing balance
Demo setup of reactor
Compressor
Name of Laboratory : Instrumentation & Process Control Lab
Name of Equipment :
Liquid level tank system
Constant stress rotational viscometer
Two Tank Interacting & Non-Interacting Systems
P/I Controller
Diaphragm Control Valve
Dead weight tester
Bimetallic thermometer
Manometer for level measurement
Thermocouple
Muffle furnace
Hot air oven
Name of Laboratory : Process Heat Transfer Lab
Name of Equipment :
Set-ups for study on Composite Wall
Lagged Pipe
Natural Convection
Forced Convection
Pin Fin
Stefan Boltzmann
Heat Pipe
Name of Laboratory : Mass Transfer Operation Lab
Name of Equipment :
Force –tray dryer
Incubator shaker
Vacuum rotary evaporator
Cooling tower
Gas absorption setup
Magnetic stirrer
Chilled water circulation air apparatus
Batch distillation
Steam distillation
Soxhlet apparatus
Name of Laboratory : Computer Application & Design (CAD) Lab (Computer Aided Equipment Design (CAED) Lab + Process Modelling & Simulation (PMS) Lab)
Name of Equipment :
Computers – 35 Nos.
Software : Matlab, Scilab, Aspen plus, Aspen hysys
ANSYS Fluent
DWSIM
Name of Laboratory : Research Lab (Waste to wealth)
Name of Equipment :
Pulverizer
Weighing balance
Water purifier
Magnetic stirrer
Vacuum filter
Centrifuge
Ultrasonicator
Chiller
Condensor unit
Microwave pyrolyzer
Muffle furnace
Hot air oven
UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
Name of Laboratory : Research lab (Composite lab)
Name of Equipment :
Weighing scale
Hot air oven
Universal oven
Muffle furnace
Water still distillation unit
Environmental chamber
Mechanical stirrer
Name of Laboratory : Project Lab (UG/PG)
Name of Equipment :
Ultrasonicator
Magnetic stirrer
Smokeless chulha
Membrane setup
BET
UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
Separatory funnel
Sr. No. | Type of Event | Title | Dates | Detailed Information |
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1 | International Conference | CHEM-TECHNOVA 2024 “Sustainable Green Chemical Technologies: Challenges & Opportunities” | 21st to 23rd march 2024 | View |
2 | Workshop | Two day workshop on “Recent advances in water purification & waste water treatment | 29th to 30th November 2023 | View |
3 | Session talk by Dr Dhanajay, IET Lucknow | Energy and Environmental issues for Sustainable Growth | 3rd November 2023 | View |
4 | Session talk by Mr. Hemant, Assistant Manager (R&D), HPCL | 27th October 2023 | View | |
5 | Expert Lecture & Interactive session by Mr Gaurav Khattar | 16th September 2023 | View | |
6 | 5-Day FDP | Sustainable Green Chemical Technologies | 21st August to 25th August 2023 | View |
7 | Expert Lecture & Interactive session by Mr Shushil Garg | Overview of oil and Gas | 10th August, 2023 | View |
8 | International Conference | CHEM-TECHNOVA 2023 | 26th to 27th May 2023 | View |
9 | Expert Lecture & Interactive session by Mr Rajata Mehra | 18th April 2023 | View | |
10 | CHEMCON -2022 | International Conference | 27th to 30th December 2022 | View |
11 | (InDA) : 2 day International Workshop | Advances in water purification and water treatment | 18th to 19th November 2022 | View |
12 | Expert Lecture by Mr Vivek Mishra, Barc, Mumbai | Expert Lecture on Scanning electron Microscope for characterization and synthesis of silver zeolite for different application | 04th November 2022 | View |
13 | Expert Lecture by Mr Faroz Alam | Process Engineering in Industry | 09th November 2022 | View |
14 | Expert Lecture by Prof Neeraj Gupta | Material Grade Substitution an individual case study | 15th September 2022 | View |
15 | Expert Lecture by Mr D.K. Shukla | Dangote Refinery | 01st June 2022 | View |
16 | Expert Lecture by Mr. Vivek Singh | Project Management | 24th November 2021 | View |
17 | Expert Lecture by Ms. Jharna Taneja | The technologies of nuclear power plants | 16th November 2021 | View |
18 | One day national webinar | Single Use Plastics: Challenges and Alternatives | 28th August 2021 | View |
19 | FDP | Modern Innovation in Chemical Engineering and Technology | 9th to 13th August 2021 | View |
20 | FDP | Methods and Techniques for Enhanced Teaching and Learning in Technical Education | 15th to 20th October 2018 | View |
21 | FDP | Recent Advances in Chemical Engineering | 23rd to 27th July 2018 | View |
22 | Workshop | Application on MATLAB | 22nd and 23rd May 2018 | View |
23 | Workshop (one day) | CHEMCAD | 21st March 2017 | View |
24 | Workshop | Energy Audit and Energy Conservation | 07th March 2017 | View |
25 | Workshop (two days for Students) | MATLAB | 14th October 2016 | View |
26 | Workshop | Occupational Health and Safety Management | 03rd October 2016 | View |
27 | FDP | Optimization Techniques for Engineers | 23rd March 2009 | View |
Facilities
- HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography)
- Elemental analyzer
- Particle size analyzer
- Gas Chromatograph
- UV-Vis Spectroscopy
- Atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS)
- BET surface area analyzer
- Compac Visual FORTRAN compiler with IMSL subroutine library.
Research/ Project/ Consultancy
Dr. S.K. Gupta
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- TEQIP funded research project “CO-CH4 oxidation catalysts for CNG emissions abatement” with sanction amount of (Rs. 10.87 lakh).
Dr. A.K. Rathore
DIC sponsored project titled” Microwave extraction of Essential Oils” grant is Rs. 10 Lakhs.
- TEQIP funded research project “Plastic waste to Energy Value addition” with sanction amount of (Rs. 14.68 lakh).
- UPCST funded research project “Development of carbon nanotubes and graphene oxide from plastic waste for multifarious applications”, with sanction amount of Rs. 11.94 lakh, 2022.
- SERB sponsored project titled ” Effect of Nano filler for the performance improvement of composites for diverse application” grant is Rs. 15 Lakhs., 2021
- UPCST sponsored project titled “Development of two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterial waste biolubricant additives for sustainable automative application” grant is Rs. 12.36 Lakhs.,2023
- “Design and Development of miniaturized low cost sensor device for metal ions” with sanction amount of Rs 12.07 Lakh
- “Development and Analysis of Miniaturized Heat Transfer Devices” with sanction amount of Rs 18.63 Lakh.
- “Photonic crystal cavity based optical sensor for the application of gas sensing in mines” of Rs 15.80 Lakh.
- “CO-CH4 oxidation catalysts for CNG emissions abatement” with sanction amount of (Rs. 10.87 lakh).
- “Plastic waste to Energy Value addition” with sanction amount of (Rs. 14.68 lakh).
Counsultancy
Project Title | Duration (2022-23 / 2021-22 / 2020-21) | Funding Agency | Amount | Faculty |
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Compatibility Study of NEGG (North-East Gas Grid) Pipeline network for Blending of Green Hydrogen | 2023 | IGGL | 129800 | Dr. Adarsh Arya |
Design Adequacy Assessment of ETP and upgradation in the telephone unit of KK | 25 Jan 2023 | KK Environment Solution | 29500 | Dr. A K Rathore Dr.ZeenatArif |
Design Adequacy Assessment of ETP and upgradation in the telephone unit of KK | 25 Jan 2023 | KK Environment Solution | 29500 | Dr. A K Rathore Dr.ZeenatArif Dr.Bineeta Singh |
Design Adequacy Assessment of ETP and upgradation in the telephone unit of KK | 17 April 2023 | KK Environment Solution | 29500 | Dr. A K Rathore Dr.ZeenatArif Dr.Bineeta Singh |
Design Adequacy Assessment of ETP for upgradation in the textile unit | 17 April 2023 | KK Environment Solution | 29500 | Dr. A K Rathore Dr.ZeenatArif Dr.Bineeta Singh |
Design Adequacy Assessment of ETP | 26 Dec 2022 | KK Environment Solution | 29500 | Dr. A K Rathore Dr.ZeenatArif Dr.Bineeta Singh |
Achievements
2. GATE qualified students having rank below 150 are :-
Year 2016
- Mr. Shivam Gupta – Rank 26
- Mr. Sachin Gautam – Rank 30
- Mr. Mehul – Rank 82
- Mr. Vikram Singh – Rank 90
- Mr. Yash Agrawal – Rank 132
Year 2017
- Mr. Yatendra Kumar Panghal – Rank 2
- Mr. Saurabh Kumar – Rank 53
- Mr. Abhishek Atrey – Rank 94
- Ms.Shivani Gupta – Rank 96
- Mr. Sri Krishna – Rank 146
Year 2018
- Mr. Prashant Varshney – Rank 9
- Mr. Mudit Singh – Rank 26
- Mr. Anjani Rai – Rank 39
- Mr. Aditya Singh – Rank 147
Year 2019
- Mr. Kshitz Kedia – Rank 19
- Ms. Subhi Arora – Rank 102
Year 2020
- Mr. Abhishek Saxena – Rank 52
- Mr. Rahul Gupta – Rank 52
- Mr Shivanshu Tripathi-98
Year 2021
- Mr. Harshit Tiwari– Rank 11
- Mr. Rahul Gupta– Rank 12
- Mr Devesh Baranwal- Rank 14
- Mr Yasharth Srivastava- Rank 74
Year 2022
- Mr. Yash Gupta– Rank 53
3. Award Received by AKTU in Convocation 2017
- Ms. Shivani Gupta – Gold Medal
- Mr. Abhishek Atrey – Silver Medal
- Ms. Mahak Agrawal – Bronze Medal
Publications
The faculty members are actively involved in research activities and publishing the research work in reputed journals. The details of the publications are provided in the bio-data of individual faculty members.