AZeotropy 2015

India's largest intercollegiate Chemical Engineering Symposium
AZeotropy is annual Chemical Engineering Symposium organized by students of Chemical Engineering Department, IIT Bombay.[3] In Chemical Engineering terminology, Azeotrope is a mixture of two or more liquids whose proportions cannot be altered by simple
distillation. On similar lines, the name AZeotropy signifies the goal of achieving a terrific, indestructible relation between the chemical industry and the curriculum for chemical engineering. It aims to manifest the very spirit of Chemical Engineering in young students from all corners of India. It involves a blend of Chemical engineering based competitions, lectures, exhibitions, workshops and many fun-with-learning events.

Lectures:
Lectures, followed byInteractive Sessions between the renowned personalities and the budding engineers are held to understand the different aspects of Chemical Engineering. AZeotropy has privileged to have lecture of Dr. B.C. Jain, Dr. Man Mohan Sharma, Mr. Alok Pandit, Mr. Harsha Bhogle and many more personalities.

Competitions:
Azeotropy conducts a total of around 10 competitions having prize money of around 2 lacs. All of them are related to Chemical Engineering.

Workshops:
AZeotropy conducts workshops for the students who are enthusiastic to learn different aspects of Chemical Engineering. This event focuses on giving the knowledge on Chemical technologies developed so far. Workshops that are previously conducted include Aspen plus, Ansys-Fluent, LaTeX, Ascend, Comsol and many more. Last year there was a participation of more than 1000 students for workshops.

Exhibitions:
An opportunity for students watch the things in reality, which till now they have only read theoretically, but in the form of a model. Students get exposure to the current research and technological advancements going on in Chemical Engineering. Along with the current things, models of old practices are also exhibited.

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