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Green Chemistry Principles for Industrial Applications Training
Sector:
Chemicals & Process – Environmental Engineering
Technical Focus Area:
Environmental & Sustainability Engineering
About the Course
This course provides practical training in green chemistry principles, covering how safer, more sustainable chemical processes and products are designed from the outset. It is designed for chemists and engineers seeking to apply sustainability thinking to process and product design.
Participants examine the twelve principles of green chemistry, atom economy, and safer solvent and reagent selection, building the practical skills needed to identify and pursue greener process alternatives. Case examples illustrate green chemistry redesigns that reduced waste and hazard.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Apply the twelve principles of green chemistry to process design.
- Evaluate atom economy for chemical reactions.
- Select safer solvents and reagents for a given process.
- Identify opportunities to reduce waste at the design stage.
- Assess the sustainability trade-offs of process alternatives.
- Communicate green chemistry improvements to stakeholders.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals applying sustainability principles to chemical processes, including:
- Process and chemical engineers
- R&D chemists
- Sustainability professionals
- Product development engineers
- Technical managers evaluating greener alternatives
Modular Syllabus
Green Chemistry Principles
- The twelve principles of green chemistry
- Prevention versus remediation thinking
- Atom economy concept and calculation
- Energy efficiency in chemical design
- Green chemistry versus green engineering distinctions
Course Dates & Prices
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