Date of Defense
4-16-2019
Date of Graduation
4-2019
Department
Chemical and Paper Engineering
First Advisor
James Springstead
Second Advisor
Said Abubakr
Abstract
An aging liquid filling system in contact with highly corrosive materials required replacement to protect personnel and surrounding equipment. The current system was investigated to identify areas where efficiency, safety, and productivity could be improved. Several competing solutions, including fillers and bulk chemical storage, were determined along with the corresponding economic and safety studies. The completed study provides information for filler and storage options and provides the necessary legwork for purchase of a replacement system.
Recommended Citation
Breining, William, "Replacement of a Liquid Filling System for Corrosive Materials" (2019). Honors Theses. 3081.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/3081
Access Setting
Honors Thesis-Open Access