Python in Chemical Engineering: From Data Analysis to Process Control

Python is for sure one of the most important and relevant programming languages in the engineering world. Chemical Industries have noted that, and taken action! Let's check out the applications that this programming language has in the Chemical Industry.

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00:00 Start
00:54 What is Python?
01:44 Process Simulation with Python
02:18 Automation of Chemical Data Analysis
03:17 Chemical Reactions & Kinetics Modeling
04:05 Data Mining with Python
04:45 Process Control & Monitoring
06:06 Final thoughts & Closure

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[ChemEngWeekly]

A great video covering Python in ChemEng! Always a great day when your video comes out my friend! 👏 👏

[asim.r]

Hey Manny, I was literally talking about this in one of my classes yesterday. Great video ! 😎

[MattLGreer]

Make the same video, but substitute in any of the following words every time you say "python": Excel, C++, C#, VBA, VB, Google Sheets... I was hoping there might be something I could use in this video, other than just stating the obvious that "you can use this programming language to do calculations"... I guess, is there anything newsworthy here?

What I would suggest adding, or a follow-up video, is to list python packages that would help you achieve these computations. Are there any that are specifically chemical-engineering focused? What about physical properties, where would you get those? etc...

[nduwayomorris]

Python's popularity is growing so fast and we (chemical engineers) need to learn it and improve our work....

[suncar-zm]

Which book or others tutorial you recommend，Thanks。

[SanketRoy_]

So has the time come when Chemical industries start to recruit us based on our Coding skills as well?

[khdhq]

Which is better to start to learn as chemical eng. MATLAB or Python ?

[xxrocoxx]

Python is important but not forget another languages like C# or C++, most of the software used by chemengs are not built in Python.

[OlagbenroJosephine-nqvs]

Love this video❤, but I have a question please .
Am a Nigerian securing admission into a university, with my stay at home I decided to learn data analysis, but now am confused on the course to study that will be in relation to data analysis. Can I go for industrial chemistry or what do you suggest?

[roqim]

Hey there, I graduated with a master degree in chemical engineering a couple of years ago but I stopped getting further into it or doing any related work experiences. Recently I get interested in Python and I've learned basics. I was wondering what path I should take to gather my old knowledge and this new skill. what do you suggest?

[ucas]

I'm learning JavaScript rn. I really didn't know which one should I learn first but I randomly choose JavaScript lol. Which one do you think is gonna be more useful for a chemical engineering graduate's skill to have? Phyton or JavaScript?

[sadiqalmubarak]

I was escaping from majors dealing with data programming but it seems no way 😅🥲