Masters Chemical Engineering Academic Support
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
My current master’s coursework revolves around advanced Process Design, with a parallel module in Thermodynamics that brings regular assignments, lab reports, and an end-of-term project. Each week I am expected to submit fully worked numerical solutions, annotated PFDs, and well-argued laboratory discussions that meet graduate-level depth and formatting. To stay on top of this workload, I need clear, step-by-step guidance that not only solves the problem but also explains the reasoning so I can defend the work in viva sessions.
For Process Design, the typical tasks include material and energy balances, equipment sizing, and optimisation studies—often in Aspen Plus or HYSYS—followed by concise technical write-ups. In Thermodynamics the focus is on derivations, property estimation, and data interpretation; here I submit graded worksheets, draft lab manuscripts, and a research-oriented mini-project that applies equations of state to real-world systems.
Deliverables are straightforward:
• A neatly formatted solution sheet or design calculation file for each assignment.
• Constructive, inline feedback on my draft lab reports, highlighting data treatment, discussion quality, and overall structure.
• Milestone guidance for the term project—from problem statement refinement through to flowsheet validation and final presentation slides.
Accuracy, clear reasoning, and proper citation of methods are essential; a simple answer key is not enough. Each submission must be traceable so I can follow every step when discussing the work with my supervisors.
For Process Design, the typical tasks include material and energy balances, equipment sizing, and optimisation studies—often in Aspen Plus or HYSYS—followed by concise technical write-ups. In Thermodynamics the focus is on derivations, property estimation, and data interpretation; here I submit graded worksheets, draft lab manuscripts, and a research-oriented mini-project that applies equations of state to real-world systems.
Deliverables are straightforward:
• A neatly formatted solution sheet or design calculation file for each assignment.
• Constructive, inline feedback on my draft lab reports, highlighting data treatment, discussion quality, and overall structure.
• Milestone guidance for the term project—from problem statement refinement through to flowsheet validation and final presentation slides.
Accuracy, clear reasoning, and proper citation of methods are essential; a simple answer key is not enough. Each submission must be traceable so I can follow every step when discussing the work with my supervisors.