Brian Daly
Brian Daly has had an illustrious career spanning over seven years as a process design engineer. He began working for Fluor Corporation after graduating from the University of Houston in May 2002 doing basic design work on refineries and chemical plants. Then in 2005, he moved on to Catalytic Distillation Technologies working on scaling up pilot plant scale proprietary process technologies to industrial scale process units.
Finally, in 2009, he found himself a spot with the Process Technology Group of Samsung Engineering America, Inc where he's been assisting with the development of process programming tools and preliminary process simulations.
Though he has a good sense of humor he does suffer from delusions of grandeur that he has actual writing talent. Sadly, his dream of a movie featuring chemical engineers that save the world has yet to be realized...
ChEnected contributions
Highlight a Benefit: AIChE eLibrary
Quick! Tell me how Stratco has improved its sulfuric acid alkylation process in the last twenty years. Or design and specify a heat exchanger so it can put out to vendors for bid. Wait, you mean you don't know how to do that? Fortunately AIChE has you covered. AIChE has partnered with not only Knovel but also McGraw-Hill to provide its members access to their very extensive online library of technical books. It's AIChE’s eLibrary.
A Road Map to AIChE: Overview of the Structure of AIChE
Considering this is the first YPAB Newsletter, I thought I’d educate some young professionals and students about how AIChE works. The hope is that you’ll discover which areas of AIChE seem most interesting to you, either personally or professionally.
After School Special—A Road Map to AIChE
In the spirit of the new school year, I thought I'd educate some young professionals and students about how AIChE works.
