Joint research cooperation between the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Technology and the College of Engineering at the University of Iraq on building a sensor system to control pollution in chemical warehouses

Within the framework of the joint scientific cooperation between the University of Technology and the University of Iraq, the researcher assist. lecturer Samah Faris Kamel, a lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering, implemented her research project on manufacturing a sensor system that senses pollutants inside chemical warehouses and performs a comprehensive chemical wash of the air in order to reduce the effects of chemicals on the environment and the health of workers. The research project was for a master’s degree at the University of Iraq under the supervision of Professor Dr. Riyadh Sadiq Muhammad from the Department of Chemical Engineering / University of Technology and Professor Dr. Muhammad Nasser Hussein from the College of Engineering at the University of Iraq. The researcher explained that the chemical warehouse is one of the important places in universities that we seek through this joint project to achieve the requirements of sustainability and environmental preservation in our chemical warehouses and laboratories. During his visit to the warehouse, the University Assistant President for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Farhad Muhammad Othman, praised the scientific efforts and expressed his thanks and gratitude for all the efforts that contributed to the implementation of this joint scientific achievement.The Department of Chemical Engineering hosted Prof. Dr. Jalal Muhammad Jalil from the Department of Electromechanical Engineering and a member of the Iraqi Council of Accreditation for Engineering Education: ICAEE, in the presence of the Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Prof. Dr. Khalid Ajami Sukkar, in a workshop on auditing engineering program accreditation standards on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. The workshop aimed to audit engineering accreditation standards and means of achieving them successfully to ensure the quality of the educational process.