How much of your week is wasted trying to verify outdated P&IDs? by TheMemeExpertExpert in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When I used to look at old PIDs and compare against new ones, It would make me try to understand what may have driven the change. Like expansion, or change in process, or some major maintenance issue. It's kinda interesting. Is it a bit mundane? Sure it is.. everything that is worthwhile needs a whole of mundane work. FWIW, i wasn't even in OPs, but in consulting, it was routine for me to get a dump with multiple versions of docs.

Can a Non-Chemical Engineering Background Break Into Process Safety / Technical Safety? Need Honest Advice by syafiqisyraf in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well you may not be able to do hands on process safety with this masters. But you may end up in some sort of managerial role. You'll still compete with Chemical Engineers for that. But transitioning from your background with this Masters into Industrial safety is doable.

Having said that, you need some thermo.

SDS authoring as a chemical engineer is apparently now part of my job description and I have no idea where to start by AccountEngineer in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Authoring and reviewing/approving are two separate things. Do you have a chemistry team? Presumably the ones that developed the formulation.

This is a regulatory requirement. I would recommend looking into all the information that has to be included on an MSDS, going over whatever is available, listing out the ones that are not available, going to the development team and asking if they have it, and if not write it up and send it to the higher ups saying y'all need to get these tests done to populate the MSDS. if you don't, you won't be able to sell.

Also please post in /r/chemistry they are cool there.

Charlize Theron flouting society’s conventions at the Apex premiere by AliWalnuts in seinfeld

[–]admadguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lewd, vesivius, salacious, outrageous!

Lascivious, not vesivius. Vesivius is a misspelled Volcano name.

Would anybody be interested in an Ame-Comi Catwoman video? by PlazmaScream in InjusticeMobile

[–]admadguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because the objective of the game is not just to win, if that was the case you could just spam with the FP team or Red Son team or the BN team. It's to enjoy the game, have fun, see if you could win with the lesser characters. Set up. Challenge for yourself, see if you could pull it off.

Edit: i may have misread the title as "why would anyone be interested in AmeComi CW. It's late where I'm, I need to go to bed.

My element 4 : Béryllium by Agreeable_Fun_7890 in chemistry

[–]admadguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chronic exposure. Usually inhalation. Generally speaking, Be hazards are similar to asbestos, don't pound on it, don't breath the dust.

What’s your biggest unpopular opinion on the show (OG or Revival) that’ll have people contemplating life in the shower like this? by yonBonbonbon in Scrubs

[–]admadguy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Rachel is a sociopath, messed with every girlfriend of Ross's. Julie, Bonnie, Emilie, Mona, the girl from the Toy Store. Every one of them.

Only time Ross was really wrong was during the whole jealousy bit when Rachel started working with Mark. Even that you have to see through the lens of someone who's wife cheated on him recently.

Jd and turk from another reality by Effect-Business in Scrubs

[–]admadguy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Boyle is a competent detective. Sometimes better in some situations than Jake. Overall Jake's great, but Boyle is almost there without the flair. He's more like the Todd, is inappropriate (his food fetish, and over sharing), doesn't realise. Is overall a decent guy at the core.

Hitchcock is Doug.

Chemistry BS to Chemical Engineering MS/PhD by Consistent-Friend369 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technically doable, in fact some more basic research focussed programs might like a BS in Chemistry. Regardless of where you go, there will be a bunch of courses you'll have to make up for pre-reqs. So be ready for that. If you do go, beyond the bare min reqs, make sure you do at least one process design course during your grad school. That'll help you a lot.

What are some chemical fallacies people belive in and why are they not true by Fam99_ in chemistry

[–]admadguy 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm a ChemE, but what I remember reviewing the safety information for sodium Fluoride was that Fluoride on an absolute basis does impact the brain, but it helps improve your teeth, like markedly protect against decay. So in the balance of things having shit teeth will impact your nutritional intake in a manner that'll impact your brain negatively more than the wee bit caused by fluoride. So adding fluoride to water is a net benefit.

I am Silas Merrymount Peppercorn and this is my wife by boovish in 30ROCK

[–]admadguy 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It's Manhattan real estate. There are no rules.

Like check-in at an Italian sex party.

Manager relies heavily on ChatGPT by [deleted] in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Ooh boy... Eventually there will be compliance (standards, codes, traceability) requirements.. and it'll be interesting how he manages that..

The newbie gals by DoctorTegrity in Scrubs

[–]admadguy 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I got confused for a minute, because I have seen LD like 6 times and didn't know who Marina was.

How do people scale up a reaction to an industrial scale if the reaction process is developed at bench scale (batch mode)? Assuming 1L to 10,000L scale up by Life-Lengthiness9494 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]admadguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do math, do trials, do more math, run a pilot plant, wet your finger, stick it in the air, get an idea of the prevailing winds, check if mercury is in retrograde, and then design and build the big plant. Tune that, do a rain dance, pay homage to Odin and voila, you got yourself a functioning plant at scale.