
FE Chemical Practice Exams Simplified
Practical Problems and Step-by-Step Solutions for Acing the NCEES FE Chemical ExamBy Ellis TanakaLength13h 15m
About this audiobook
Chemical engineering problems on the FE exam are rarely long. They are just easy to start the wrong way.
This workbook trains the first thirty seconds of every problem: identify the balance, draw the boundary, pick the datum, then solve. Instead of memorizing formulas, you build a repeatable attack plan for the NCEES FE Chemical exam. Each chapter opens with the exam mechanics and handbook strategy you need, then moves through mathematics, probability and statistics, engineering sciences and computational tools, chemistry and materials science, material balances, energy balances, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, mass transfer and separation, chemical reaction engineering, process design and economics, and process control, safety, health and environment.
Every solution shows the full arithmetic and names the trap in the attractive wrong answer. You work recycle and purge balances, energy balances with reaction, friction and pump-head problems, vapour-liquid equilibrium, exchanger duty by log-mean and effectiveness methods, distillation stages, and reactor sizing for batch, plug-flow and stirred-tank operation. Two timed full-length papers let you rehearse pacing before exam day, so you walk in knowing how to finish, not just how to calculate.
What you will learn:
• Decode FE Chemical exam mechanics and use the NCEES handbook efficiently under time pressure
• Apply mathematics, probability and statistics to engineering scenarios without getting lost in notation
• Use engineering sciences and computational tools for quick, reliable estimates
• Solve chemistry and materials science items by recognizing the governing principle first
• Set up material balances, including recycle and purge, with a clean boundary and datum
• Handle energy balances with reaction, including heats of formation and sensible heat changes
• Work fluid mechanics problems covering friction, pump head, and pipe networks
• Solve thermodynamics, heat transfer, and mass transfer problems, including vapour-liquid equilibrium and exchanger duty
• Size batch, plug-flow, and stirred-tank reactors, and apply process design, economics, control, and safety concepts
For chemical engineering seniors and process engineers sitting the licensure fundamentals exam, this workbook turns scattered review into a focused, timed practice routine. If you want to stop losing points to misread problems and start solving with a repeatable method, this is your training ground.
Audiobook details
GenreTechnology, Education and Learning
Length13 hrs 15 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 27, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1FE Chemical Practice Exams Simplified
2Foreword
3Preface
4About This Book
5Important Safety Notice
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6Chapter 1: Exam Mechanics and Handbook Strategy
71.1 How the FE Chemical Exam Is Built
81.2 Reading the On-Screen Reference Handbook
91.3 The First Thirty Seconds: Balance, Boundary, Datum
101.4 Calculator Discipline and Unit Handling
111.5 Distractors, Guessing and Score Protection
121.6 Building a Twelve-Week Study Plan
13Chapter 2: Mathematics, Probability and Statistics
142.1 Ordinary Differential Equations in Process Models
152.2 Laplace Transforms and Transfer Functions
162.3 Numerical Root Finding and Linear Systems
172.4 Numerical Integration and Differentiation
182.5 Regression and Data Fitting
192.6 Probability Distributions and Process Data
20Chapter 3: Engineering Sciences and Computational Tools
213.1 Statics of Process Equipment
223.2 Work, Energy and Power Fundamentals
233.3 Unit Systems and Dimensional Consistency
243.4 Spreadsheet Methods for Process Calculations
253.5 Root Finding and Curve Fitting in Practice
26Chapter 4: Chemistry and Materials Science
274.1 Stoichiometry and Reaction Chemistry
284.2 Acid-Base and Electrolyte Behavior
294.3 Electrochemistry and Corrosion Cells
304.4 Materials of Construction and Degradation
314.5 Selecting Materials for a Service
32Chapter 5: Material Balances
335.1 Single-Unit Balances and Degrees of Freedom
345.2 Multiple Units and Stream Tables
355.3 Recycle, Bypass and Purge
365.4 Reactive Balances and Extent of Reaction
375.5 Combustion and Stack Balances
38Chapter 6: Energy Balances
396.1 Sensible Heat, Latent Heat and Datums
406.2 Enthalpy of Reaction and Formation
416.3 Combined Material and Energy Balances
426.4 Psychrometry and Humidification Energy
43Chapter 7: Fluid Mechanics
447.1 Fluid Statics and Pressure Measurement
457.2 The Mechanical Energy Balance and Bernoulli
467.3 Laminar and Turbulent Flow, Friction Factors
477.4 Non-Newtonian Fluids
487.5 Pumps, System Curves and NPSH
49Chapter 8: Thermodynamics
508.1 Equations of State and Compressibility