1. Proposal Title Group Members Names
NOTE: THIS IS A GUIDELINE ONLY. THERE MAY BE OTHER INFORMATION YOU WISH
TO INCLUDE AND PERHAPS LEAVE SOME INFORMATION OUT THAT IS SUGGESTED HERE.
FEEL FREE TO USE YOUR OWN CREATIVITY FOR YOUR PRESENTATION.
THE PROPOSAL CONTENTS ARE BEING SUMMARIZED WITH YOUR TALK.
Proposal Title
Group Members Names
Be creative with slide backgrounds and graphics but make sure they
can be clearly seen and have no typos.

2. Background (Khalid) Why is this project being considered?
What is the market outlook for product and any bi-products in the US and /or globally?
What are historical prices of products?
Charts and figures are a good way to
present background information

3. (Both Khalid & Nasser) Background
What are the uses for products? (pictures of product or molecular structure enhance the slide) (Khalid)
Are there any safety or environmental concerns with the products or reactants? (Nasser)

4. Background (Abdullah)
What is the basic reaction chemistry used in your process? Done
What are the current prices of reactants and products? Khalid
What is the target capacity of your plant and site if known? (Possibly briefly summarize mass balance calculations)DONE
Is there a name associated with your process? NONE

5. Literature Review Summary
Summarize the type of information you were looking for?
How many references examined including types of references.
What conclusions did you draw from your literature search?

6. Process Description (Abdullah)
Provide a Block Flow Diagram or Simplified Process Flow Diagram for your Process
Walk the audience through the Diagram with multiple slides or highlight section of diagram when talking

7. Process Design (Nasser)
Discuss how the plant will be designed.
I assume Aspen will be used for at least some of the design. Be prepared to defend this use as to how you know it will work for your process.
If there are some sections of the plant that will not use Aspen for the design discuss how they will be sized and give equations or heuristics where appropriate.
You may highlight any design concerns you have at this point in time.
This may take several slides to cover this section

8. Questions?
The presentation should last 8-10 minutes with 5 minutes for questions.
Practice your talk if you go outside the 8-10 minute window you will be marked down.
Everyone should have some part in the talk
Use clear text as bullet highlights to help you talk and the audience to follow. DO NOT READ FROM NOTE CARDS
Add graphics to presentation where appropriate