About
The program offers an in-depth exploration of the transformative role of new-generation inorganic membranes in tackling industrial filtration complexities using nanotechnology. Participants will dive into fundamentals, materials, fabrication methods, and the latest advancements in filtration systems, focusing on applications such as wastewater reclamation and zero-liquid discharge (ZLD). This program equips professionals with cutting-edge knowledge to drive sustainability and innovation in industrial filtration practices.
Aim
This program aims to provide a comprehensive journey into high-end filtration technologies, with a focus on innovative industrial applications and the latest trends in nano-enhanced filtration systems.
Program Objectives
- Understand the fundamentals of nanotechnology in filtration.
- Learn about the design and manufacturing of nano-enhanced filtration systems.
- Assess the environmental impact and sustainability of filtration technologies.
- Explore current trends and future advancements in industrial filtration.
- Develop practical skills for implementing nanotechnology-based solutions.
Program Structure
- Module 1: Foundations of Filtration and the Rise of Inorganic Membranes
- Module 2: Crafting the Future: Innovations in Inorganic Membrane Fabrication
- Module 3: Beyond Horizons: Charting the Future of Inorganic Membrane Technology
Participant’s Eligibility
Undergraduate degree in Environmental Science, Chemical Engineering, or related fields. Professionals in the energy sector, agriculture industries, and individuals interested in renewable energy and sustainable practices.
Program Outcomes
- Expertise in nano-enhanced filtration technologies.
- Ability to design and evaluate sustainable filtration systems.
- Knowledge of environmental regulations and compliance.
- Skills in technological innovation and application.
- Preparedness for leadership roles in sustainable industrial practices.