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Design Project Report Guidelines

The document provides guidelines for students working on a design project report. It outlines the deadlines and length requirements for both the section report due on March 24th and the team report due on April 11th. It also describes the scope of content expected in each section of the reports, as well as guidelines for formatting, references, calculations, language and style. Penalties are listed for late or non-compliant submissions. Examples of a process flow diagram and equipment schedule are also included.

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Design Project Report Guidelines

The document provides guidelines for students working on a design project report. It outlines the deadlines and length requirements for both the section report due on March 24th and the team report due on April 11th. It also describes the scope of content expected in each section of the reports, as well as guidelines for formatting, references, calculations, language and style. Penalties are listed for late or non-compliant submissions. Examples of a process flow diagram and equipment schedule are also included.

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  • Design Project Briefing
  • Overview
  • Deadlines and Deliverables
  • Penalties and Format for Reports
  • Section Report: Typical Layout
  • Scope: Team Report
  • General Guidelines for Report Writing
  • Tips for a Good Report
  • Example: PFD
  • Example: Equipment Schedule
  • Suggested Title Page
  • Plagiarism

Design Project

2021-22

Briefing on Report Writing


Overview

• - Deadlines and Deliverables

• - Scope of Section and Team Report

• - General Guidelines for Report Writing

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March 24 - Section Report
 Submissions per student:
 One electronic copy (PDF file) uploaded into your respective
section’s submission folder in LumiNUS by 12 pm (Files >
Section X > Team xx)
 Nomenclature for uploaded file:
 SecRep_Team_xx_Sec_y.pdf (Example: SecRep_Team_10_Sec_3.pdf

 One printed copy (double-sided) to be submitted to your respective


supervisor by 12 pm (if asked for by your supervisor). A drop box will
be placed outside the supervisor’s office for you to drop your reports.
Kindly mention the submission date and time on the cover page.

 Page limit: 28 (all inclusive)


Note: Kindly check with your respective supervisor on submission of
HYSYS, Matlab and Excel files
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April 11 - Team Report
 Abstract or Summary (1 page)
 Cost Estimation and Economic Analysis (≤ 15 pages; including
references)
 Safety (≤ 12 pages; including references and P&ID/PFD with relief
devices for the most hazardous unit)
 Sustainability (≤ 5 pages; including references)
 Entire Team Report < 33 pages (excluding title page, table of
contents, list of symbols/figures/tables)
 Upload to LumiNUS
 One electronic copy (pdf file) per team (Files > Team Report > Team
Leader xx)
 One HYSYS file per team with complete plant simulation (Files: Team
Simulation > Team Leader xx]
 File nomenclature: Team_xx.pdf and Team_xx.hsc
 Upload both files by 12:00 pm 4
Week 13 (Dates TBA): Oral Presentation

Each student will make a 10-minute presentation before


his/her respective advisor. Presentation will be followed by
10 minutes of Q&A

 Time slots for presentations will be posted online


(Instructions will be provided by your supervisor)

Scope of Presentation
 Process development
 Design of individual section

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April 25
Peer Evaluation
 Each team member will assess the contribution of other
members of his/her team for the team tasks
 Peer evaluation report will be taken into consideration for
grading
 Done online

Team Leader Evaluation


 Team members evaluate the performance of their team
leader
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0.5% for every 2 pages exceeding 28 pages (section report)
0.5% for every 2 pages exceeding 33 pages (team report)
2% for not following report format guidelines
2% per day of delay
1% for wrong naming format or submission into wrong folder
2% for failure to complete peer evaluation

2.5 cm margins on all sides


Main Text - Font: Times New Roman size 12; Line spacing: 1.15
Tables/figures, table of contents, lists (e.g. list of figures) – Font: Times
New Roman size 10; Line spacing 1.15
Hard copies, if asked for by your supervisor: Print on both sides of A4
paper 7
 Summary
 Problem statement
 Alternate pathways available
 Comparative analysis and preferred process
• Justifications for choice of process and conditions
 Detailed design of main equipment
 Internals of main equipment
 Sizing of auxiliary equipment
 Alternative technologies
 Highlights of critical/creative ideas (max 1 page)
 PFD and stream data

Note: Kindly refer to the scope provided by your respective supervisor to


understand their expectations

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 New ways of solving a problem (can be a major or minor
problem)
 Special considerations or practical issues (safety,
sustainability, etc)
 New perspective to justify solutions or decisions
 New effective style of presenting a written report or part
of it
 Any other creative ideas

9
Abstract (Responsibility of Team Leader)
 Summary of economic feasibility, safety, and
sustainability of the proposed project and any other
recommendations

Safety
 - HAZOP study of the most hazardous unit

10
 Cost Estimation and Economic Analysis
Responsibility of each team member:
 Equipment schedule listing all major equipments
(including pumps, etc.)
 Cost estimation
 Present the above information as separate tables for
each section, with name of team member
Collective responsibility of team:
 Economic analysis
 Discussion on profitability
Note: State and justify sources of information and
assumptions as applicable
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Sustainability
Assess the proposed design using various sustainability
metrics

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 Systematic and sound application of fundamental
chemical engineering principles
 Justifications provided
 Equations stated and referenced, or derived
 Assumptions clearly explained; any sources of
uncertainty discussed
 Data and results of any computer program used clearly
presented

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1. Keep in mind the purpose (report submitted by a vendor to
a client with justified recommendations)
2. Be specific
3. Logical sequence in flow of information is vital
Example:
 k. Design of Reactor
 k.0 Executive Summary
 k.1 Introduction/problem description
 k.2 Alternatives available for solution – discussion
 k.3 Justification for preferred solution
 k.4 Description of solution
 k.x ….
 k… Summary/Conclusions
4. Table/plot is better than text 14
5. REFERENCES
 References (books, journal papers etc.) provided at
appropriate place in the text
 Use standard and consistent format for referencing
6. CALCULATIONS
 Symbols and Notation
 Source of Data/Correlations
 SI Units
 Number of significant figures in quantities
 Numbering of equations
 Captions and numbers for Figures, Tables etc.
 Coordinates for graphs
 Discussions
7. ENGLISH
 No excuse for spelling and grammatical mistakes!
 Minor mistakes create the first and last impression!

15
- Ensure that all relevant / important information is
captured in PFD/stream data

- Equipment schedule listing all major equipment should


be included in team report

16
Example: PFD (from Towler and Sinnott)

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Example: Equipment Schedule

18
DESIGN PROJECT
Edible Oil Refining and Oleochemicals Production
Team Number: ##
(1) Iron Man (A0123456Z) - Deodorizing
(2) Wonder Woman (A0000000X) - Fat Splitting
(3)

(7) Hulk (A0456788C) - IPP Esterification



This report is submitted in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for the Degree of
Bachelor of Engineering

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering


National University of Singapore
2021/2022
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 Adoption of ideas or words or statements of
another person as one's own without
acknowledgment
 Includes…
 Direct quotation
 Paraphrasing
 Summary
 Facts, information, data
 Plagiarism in any form will not be tolerated.
When in doubt, cite

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Briefing on Report Writing
Design Project
2021-22
•
- Deadlines and Deliverables
•
- Scope of Section and Team Report
•
- General Guidelines for Report Writing
2
Overview
March 24 - Section Report
Submissions per student:

One electronic copy (PDF file) uploaded into your respective
section’s
April 11 - Team Report 

Abstract or Summary (1 page)

Cost Estimation and Economic Analysis (≤ 15 pages; including 
refere
Week 13 (Dates TBA): Oral Presentation 
Each student will make a 10-minute presentation before
his/her respective advisor. Pr
April 25
Peer Evaluation

Each team member will assess the contribution of other
members of his/her team for the team tasks
7
0.5% for every 2 pages exceeding 28 pages (section report)
0.5% for every 2 pages exceeding 33 pages (team report)
2% for n

Summary

Problem statement

Alternate pathways available

Comparative analysis and preferred process
• Justifications fo

New ways of solving a problem (can be a major or minor
problem)

Special
considerations
or
practical
issues
(safety,
susta
Abstract (Responsibility of Team Leader)
Summary
of
economic
feasibility,
safety,
and
sustainability of the proposed project

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