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The course is a follow-up to other theoretical courses. Besides the description of individual experimental methods it is concerned with the organisation and work safety at laboratories, processing and interpretation of measured readings with their possible graphic expression in reports. Assignments are selected with regard to the practical needs of a process engineer.

Knowledge of physics, mechanics, and chemistry at the level of the lectures presented at the study of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is assumed.

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Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Course-unit credit requirements: Attendance at seminars. Submitting reports on experimental measuring.Examination is oral. Students demonstrate the level of the acquired knowledge.

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The course objective is to make students familiar with laboratory work, selected experimental methods, evaluating and processing experimental results. A part of the lessons is held in the laboratory, where various assignments are solved. Experimental methods complete the theoretical part of the study. At lectures students are made familiar with the possibility to measure basic physical variables, which are important for the process engineering and with principles of instruments used in the technical practice. They will realize the importance of experimental methods as the only way of verifiyng the theoretical findings and the importance of the experiment as the basic step for developing the theory of unit operations in the process engineering.

At seminars reports on experimental measuring are worked out. The attendance is required. Absences must be compensated

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