SNCEC 2014 Primer

SNCEC 2014
S T U D E N T S N AT I O N A L C H E M I C A L
ENGINEERING CONFERENCE 2014
contents
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UP Chemical
Engineering Society,
Incorporated
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Students National
Chemical Engineering
Conference
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Research Grant
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National Chemical
Engineering
Symposium
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Students Chemical
Engineering
Networking Event
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Inter-University
Quiz Show
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Campus Challenge
Series
BA C K C OV E R
UP Diliman Map
Registration
Guidelines
Contact Details
Accommodations
near UP Diliman
up kem
UNI VE R S I T Y O F T H E P H IL IP P INE S
CHEM I C A L E N G I N E E R ING S OCIE T Y,
I NCO R P O R AT E D
U P C H E M I C A L E N GIN E E R IN G S OCIETY, INC.
Halfway through the 20th century,

fourteen pioneering chemical
engineering students shared
a vision of service for the
students and the faculty of the
then established Department of
Chemical Engineering. On August
26, 1954, UP KEM Engineers was
formally established and, in 2003,
the Securities and Exchange
Commission registered UP KEM
Engineers as a non-stock, non-profit
corporation under the new name
UP Chemical Engineering Society,
Incorporated.
In order to involve its members
in large-scale activities, and at
the same time build stronger ties
among chemical engineering and
chemistry students all over Metro
Manila and Luzon, the organization
became an affiliate of the Philippine
Institute of Chemical Engineers
Junior Chapter Luzon (PIChE JCL)
and the Philippine Association of
Chemistry Students (PACS) in 1983
and 2007, respectively.
As an organization recognized both

by the National Youth Commission
and the University, UP Chemical
Engineering Society, Incorporated
(UP KEM) has proven itself to be
a top-notch organization capable
of organizing large-scale events.
The Students National Chemical
Engineering Conference, the
flagship event of the organization,
is held in celebration of the
organizations anniversary. sNCEC
has five sub-projects National
Chemical Engineering Symposium,
Students Chemical Engineering
Networking Event, Inter-University
Chemical Engineering Quiz Show,
sNCEC Research Grant, and
Chemical Engineering Campus
Challenge Series.
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Awarded as the Best Organization

by the Engineering Organization
Excellence Awards (EOEA)
in 2009, 2011, and 2012, UP
KEM carries on its consistent
tradition of academic excellence
and holistic development. As it
celebrates its 60th anniversary of
foundation this August 2014, UP
KEM continues to grow leaders,
stimulate young minds, fuel
ambitions, pursue excellence,
and promote professionalism,
integrity, and holistic development
among its members, the college,
and the university.
sncec
The
Students
National
Chemical
Engineering Conference, more popularly
known as sNCEC, is the flagship event
of the UP Chemical Engineering Society,
Incorporated (UP KEM).
Now on its 5th year, sNCEC has grown
into an academic and research-oriented
project which aims to bring the trends and
developments in Chemical Engineering
directly to the countrys future Chemical
Engineers nationwide.
SEPTEMBER 13 14, 2014
sncec
STUDE N T S N AT I O N A L CHE M ICAL
ENG I N E E R I N G C O N F E RE NCE
ST U D E N T S NAT ION A L C H E MIC AL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
The National Chemical Engineering

Congress (NCEC) started in 2010
together and have them interact

and discuss the roles of chemical
This year, sNCEC continues to

innovate, stimulate more bright
with two sub-projects, the first

National Chemical Engineering
Symposium (NaChES) and the
33rd Inter-University Chemical
Engineering Quiz Show (Inter-U)
with topics concerning the roles of
chemical engineers in the future
environmental and energy solutions.
Attended by around 300 students
across Luzon, the launching year of
sNCEC was indeed a success.
engineers in the different chemical

process industries. sNCEC 2012
was awarded the Best Academic/
Research Development Project by
the Philippine Institute of Chemical
Engineers Junior Chapter Luzon.
With more than 600 participants
nationwide, sNCEC reached
greater heights last year. NaChES
was revamped by introducing
the first Parallel Sessions wherein
discussions and workshops on five
sub-topics of the Phenomenon of
Catalysis occurred simultaneously.
A new sub-project was also
introduced that year called the
sNCEC Research Grant (ReGrant).
This project aims to motivate
minds, and foster knowledge

among the chemical engineering
students nationwide. Now on its
5th year, NaChES will explore the
field of energy generation. In this
symposium, Parallel Sessions will
take place wherein discussions
and comprehensive workshops
on five sub-topics geothermal,
wind and hydropower, petroleumbased, and coal-powered will
occur simultaneously. At the same
time, the sNCEC ReGrant Thesis
Colloquium will take place and to
culminate the first day of sNCEC,
SCENE will be held in the evening.
The newest addition to this years
sNCEC is the Chemical Engineering
Campus Challenge Series which
students to continue expanding the

research and development in the
field of chemical engineering. The
sNCEC 2013 was awarded the Best
Academic/Research Development
Project of a Chapter School by the
Philippine Institute of Chemical
Engineers Junior Chapter Luzon,
and Best Academic Related Project
by the Philippine Association of
Chemistry Students, Incorporated.
aims to promote the application and

appreciation of the fundamental
courses in Chemical Engineering in
an interactive approach. Teams will
make their way through challenges
stationed all over the UP Diliman
campus, completing as many as
they can in a limited amount of
time. To conclude sNCEC, Inter-U,
a chemical engineering quiz show,
will be held.
In 2011, the NCEC was renamed to

sNCEC. Reaching 500 participants,
sNCEC became nationwide as
participants from Visayas and
Mindanao joined the conference.
The topic then was Chemical
Engineering in Biotechnology.
In 2012, Food Engineering was
discussed during NaChES.
Workshops on making process flow
diagrams for food processing were
done to appreciate the paradigm
of chemical engineering applied in
other fields. During that year, a new
sub-project was added to the lineup of sNCEC, the very first Students
Chemical Engineering Networking
Event (SCENE). SCENE aims to
bring chemical engineering students
and company representatives
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registration guidelines
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
Primary Instructions for sNCEC Research Grant
We will be observing a first come first served
policy. Only the first 450 registered participants
for NaChES, 100 registered participants for
SCENE, and 12 registered teams for ChaSe will
be accepted. Should there be any slots available
on the day of the event, walk-in participants will
be accepted. Announcements regarding the
number of available slots will be regularly posted
on the sNCECs official facebook page: http://www.
facebook.com/sncec.upkem.
R E G I S T R ATION FOR MS
Before filling-out the online sNCEC Research

Grant registration form, each team must first
confirm their participation via text message to be
sent to 0922 833 7904 with the following details
and format:
ReGrant2014 / [SCHOOL NAME] / [Name
of Contact Person] / [Mobile number of
Contact Person]
E.g. ReGrant2014 / UP DILIMAN / Juan
Dela Cruz / 0912 345 6789
All online registration forms can be found on the

sNCEC Registration Website: http://sncec.upkem.
org.
A confirmation text will be sent within 24 hours

upon receipt of the text message. Any text
messages that do not follow the format above
will be considered void.
Primary Instructions for Inter-U
Primary Instructions for ChaSe
Before filling-out the online Inter-U registration

form, each team must first confirm their
participation via text message to be sent to 0922
833 7904 with the following details and format:
Before filling-out the online ChaSe registration

form, each team must first confirm their
participation via text message to be sent to 0922
833 7904 with the following details and format:
InterU2014 / [SCHOOL NAME] / [No. of

teams] / [Name of Contact Person] / [Mobile
number of Contact Person]
ChaSe2014 / [SCHOOL NAME] / [Name

of Contact Person] / [Mobile number of
Contact Person]
E.g. InterU2014 / UP DILIMAN / 2 / Juan

Dela Cruz / 0912 345 6789
E.g. ChaSe2014 / UP DILIMAN / Juan Dela

Cruz / 0912 345 6789

messages that do not follow the format above will
be considered void.

messages that do not follow the format above
will be considered void.
RE G I S T RAT I O N GU ID E LIN E S
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RE G I S T R AT I ON FE E S
Student
Professional
Early
Regular
Walk-in
NaChES (whole
day)
Php 300
Php 350
Php 400
Php 400
NaChES (AM) +
ReGrant
Php 300/member
Php 350/member
N/A
N/A
SCENE
Php 100
Php 150
N/A
Php 150
Inter-U (1 team)
Php 2 800/team
Php 2 800/team
N/A
N/A
Inter-U (2 teams)
Php 2 000/team
Php 2 000/team
N/A
N/A
ChaSe
Php 100/member
Php 100/member
N/A
N/A
NaChES registration fees are inclusive of lunch, snacks and souvenir kit.
NaChES (AM) + ReGrant registration fees are inclusive of lunch, snacks, and souvenir kit.
SCENE registration fees are inclusive of dinner.
Inter-U registration fees are inclusive of lunch and snacks.
ChaSe registration fee is inclusive of lunch.
All registration fees are inclusive of certificates of appreciation.
REGISTRATION GUIDELIN E S
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PAYMENT
Payments may be deposited to our bank account.
Type
Account Name
Account Number
BPI
UP Chemical Engineering Society Inc
3083-7056-97
If you have deposited your payment, please submit your payment details to our billing page http://sncec.upkem.
org/payments for verification. Specific instructions can be found there.
Once verified, you will be notified via email.
R E G I S T R ATION TIME L IN E
The registration timeline and payment deadline is as follows:
Registration Period
Payment Deadline
Certificate and Nametag
Early
July 14 - August 4
August 4
With printed name
Regular
August 5 - August 25
August 25
With printed name
Walk-in
September 13
September 13
With handwritten name
RE G I S T RAT I O N GU ID E LIN E S
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I M P O RTA N T WE B S IT E S
Websites
Content
sncec.upkem.org
All online registration forms and

requirements
facebook.com/sncec.upkem
Important announcements (slot availability,

etc.)
facebook.com/upkemonlineshop
sNCEC 2014 Shirts
NO T E S
All online registration forms will require participants
to provide their name, contact number, and an active
email address in order to complete the registration.
Any corrections regarding the information sent through
the online registration forms should be reported within 2
days after receiving a confirmation email; otherwise, all
contact information will be considered final.
the sNCEC Research Grant Colloquium, they are only

required to attend the NaChES Morning Session and
SCENE. Participants that do not qualify may attend
NaChES Parallel Sesiions or sNCEC Research Grant
Colloquium in the afternoon.
SCENE participants are required to attend NaChES.
Inter-U participants are required to attend NaChES.
Participants are requested to bring their school ID

or current matriculation form during the events for
identification purposes.
For NaChES, participants may register individually or
as a group. Group registration is most applicable for
participants that will register as a group with a minimum
of ten (10) members.
Participants who will submit their studies to the sNCEC
Research Grant are required to register for NaChES. If
the participants have qualified to present their study in
ChaSe participants are required to attend NaChES.

For Inter-U, ChaSe, and sNCEC Research Grant
participants, a high resolution photo of the school logo
must be submitted along with the other requirements.
For SCENE, participants are required to submit a copy
of their Curriculum Vitae on the online registration form.
regrant
In its second year, the Research Grant
continues to fuel the desire of the
chemical engineering field to invent
and innovate by funding the best
undergraduate Chemical Engineeringrelated research proposals. Research
proposals that are rooted on the core of
Chemical Engineering thermodynamics,
kinetics, and transport will be assessed
and scored based on their extent of
innovation, relevance, feasibility, and
industrial impact. The top 10 teams will
be given the chance to showcase their
research proposals to potential sponsors
and experts in the field during the
Research Grant Colloquium.
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
G E T H E AT E R
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
regrant
THE S N C E C R E S E A R C H GRANT
Consistent with the ideals of the

sNCEC, ReGrant aspires to:
Inspire chemical engineering
students to generate innovative
ideas that will solve real-life
Chemical Engineering-related
problems;
Catalyze the development of these
ideas by bridging the gap between
chemical engineering student
researchers and experts in the field;
Guide the researchers towards the
execution and completion of these
ideas through financial assistance;
and
Expand the field of chemical
engineering through these
researches.
PROGRAM FLOW
12:30 12:50
Registration
12:50 01:05
Doxology and National Anthem
01:05 01:10
Introduction of Participants
01:10 01:20
Introduction of the Panel of Judges
01:20 01:30
Contest Rules and Mechanics
01:30 02:18
Group Defense 1
02:18 02:33
Intermission
02:33 03:09
Group Defense 2
03:09 03:24
Break
03:24 04:00
Group Defense 3
04:00 04:15
ReGrant 2013 Thesis Presentation
04:15 04:30
Awarding of Certificates
P ROPOSED TIM ELINE

July 28 August 1
Submission of Entries
September 5
Release of Screening results
T H E S N C E C R E S E A R C H GR A N T 2014
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RU L E S AN D ME C H A N IC S
ELIGIBILITY
Any undergraduate student who is in his/
her senior year in college, enrolled in the BS
Chemical Engineering program, and will undergo
thesis or research may apply for the sNCEC
Research Grant. The number of researchers per
4.
Contestants are required to bring a school ID or

current matriculation form. These will be used for
attendance checking on the event.
GENERAL RULES
1.
The sNCEC Research Grant is a competition

which aims to fund the best researches that will
add innovations and developments in the field of
Chemical Engineering.
2.
Any topic that will employ the knowledge on

the core courses of Chemical Engineering
thermodynamics, kinetics, and transport will be
allowed.
3.
The top 10 research proposals will be determined

through a screening process. The results of the
screening process will be announced through
email at least one week before the sNCEC.
topic will not matter as long as it is permitted by

their respective universities.
REGISTRATION
1.
2.
Students who want to apply for the Research

Grant must submit all the requirements which
are comprised of the registration form, detailed
research proposal, visual of the proposal, and
supplementary information sheets.
The deadline for all the requirements is on
August 1, 2014 (Friday). Submit all requirements
via http://sncec.upkem.org/registration under
ReGrant. Please refer to the guidelines provided
for the list of requirements.
Non-qualifiers have the option to attend NaChES

Parallel Sessions or ReGrant Colloquium. They
must confirm their attendance in either event
by responding to the announcement email on
or before September 8, 2014 (Monday). Failure
to respond will deny the individual his/her
opportunity to attend NaChES Parallel Sessions
and will automatically grant him/her a slot in the
ReGrant Colloquium.
The registration will only be deemed valid once all

requirements are submitted on or before August
1, 2014 (Friday) and payments are settled on or
before August 25, 2014 (Monday).
3.
Each member of the research group must pay

a non-refundable registration fee of PhP 300.00
or PhP 350.00 for early and regular registration,
respectively. The fee is inclusive of the National
Chemical Engineering Symposium (NaChES)
registration, lunch, and snacks during the event.
4.
The top 10 teams will present their research

proposal during the Research Grant Colloquium
in the afternoon of the National Chemical
Engineering Symposium on September 13, 2014
(Saturday). The researchers are required to
prepare an 8-minute presentation.** Presenters
should be in their smart casual attire.
THE SNCEC RESEARCH GRANT 2014
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5.
6.
The top 10 teams are also required to attend

the Students Chemical Engineering Networking
Event (SCENE) where the winners will be
announced.The top three (3) researches will
be granted funding from UP KEM to be used to
conduct their research. The first place will receive
PhP 20,000. The second and third place will
receive PhP 15,000 and PhP 10,000, respectively.
During the implementation of their research, the
winning teams will be required to constantly
update the sponsors of the progress of the
research.
LIST OF REQUIREMENTS
1.
Registration Form
The registration form is available at our official
website http://sncec.upkem.org/registration.
2.
Detailed Research Proposal

The Research Proposal to be submitted should
include the following:
a.
Cover Sheet (title of the study, authors,

date)
b.
Table of Contents
c.
Background of the Study
d.
Statement of the Problem
e.
Objectives of the Study
f.
Significance of the Study
g.
Scope and Limitation
h.
Expected Output*
i.
Target Beneficiaries
* Optional but highly recommended.
j.
Review of Related Literature*
** A summary of the RRL and the Methodology must be

presented in the ReGrant Colloquium within the teams
8-minute presentation.
k.
Methodology*
l.
Plans for Data Processing and Analysis*
m.
Bibliography
n.
Work Plan
o.
Estimated Budgetary Requirements
7.
8.
The Board of Judges will be composed of

senior faculty members from the Department of
Chemical Engineering, UP Diliman, Research
and Development officers from the Department
of Science and Technology, and representatives
from sponsoring companies.
Other terms and conditions may be added if a
company co-sponsors the winning Research
Grant projects of sNCEC.
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T H E S N C E C R E S E A R C H GR A N T 2014
3.
Visual of the Proposal
4.
Each team must submit a softcopy of a visual (A2

size = 16.54 x 23.39) of their research proposal
including the following:
a.
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The following are the additional requirements to

be submitted along with the copy of the thesis:
a.
Full detailed breakdown of costs (include

receipts for equipment procurement,
chemical sampling, etc.)
b.
Visual of the thesis (A2 size = 16.54

x 23.39) containing the abstract,
methodology, results and discussions,
conclusions.
Title of the Study (include authors and date)
b.
Abstract
c.
Objectives of the Study
d.
Significance of the Study
e.
Flow Chart of the Methodology
f.
Expected Output
g.
Target Beneficiaries
h.
Bibliography
5.
The grants are non-transferrable to other thesis

projects. Major changes with the granted thesis
topics should not be made without prior approval
from the sponsors.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING
4.
Supplementary Information Sheet

a.
Curriculum Vitae of Researchers
b.
Endorsement from School
CONDITIONS
1.
2.
3.
The thesis should begin within 3 months after the

grant was awarded.
The student must submit a copy of their thesis
and a poster highlighting the main features of the
thesis on or before June 1, 2015 (Monday).
The grants will be paid in three installments, 70%
of the cash prize will be given during sNCEC
Awarding, 20% upon submission of progress
report by January of next year and the remaining
10% will be paid upon the delivery of the project
and other supplementary requirements.
Screening
Extent of Innovation
30%
Relevance of the Study
20%
Feasibility of the Study
30%
Industrial Impact
20%
TOTAL
100%
Contest Proper
Screening Score
60%
Presentation
10%
Q&A / Defense
30%
TOTAL
100%
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The National Chemical Engineering
Symposium (NaChES) serves as the
avenue for the countrys brightest
chemical engineering students and
professionals to learn and discuss the
latest issues and innovations in chemical
engineering and other related fields.
Speakers from the industry, the academe,
and the government share their insights
regarding their respective expertise in
this one-day event.
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
IN T E L C EN TER FOR SC IEN C E
I N N O V AT I O N A U D I T O R I U M
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS
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NATI O N A L C H E M I C A L E NGINE E RING
SYMPO S I U M
This year, NaChES aims to:

Discuss the current state of the
energy sector in the country;
Know more about the research and
development of energy generation;
Learn about career options of
chemical engineers in the said field;
Appreciate the means of energy
production from different sources;
and
Challenge the participants in a
workshop which will see them
to apply their recently-acquired
knowledge.
PROGRAM FLOW
07:00 08:30
Registration
08:30 08:50
Doxology, National Anthem, Opening Remarks
08:50 09:30
1st Resource Speaker
09:30 09:40
Open Forum
09:40 10:20
2nd Resource Speaker
10:20 10:30
Open Forum
10:30 10:50
Intermission, Break
10:50 11:30
3rd Resource Speaker
11:30 11:40
Open Forum
11:40 01:00
Lunch Break
01:00 01:40
4th Resource Speaker
01:40 01:50
Open Forum
01:50 03:30
Workshop Mechanics, Workshop Proper
03:30 04:00
Judging of Outputs, Snacks
04:00 04:20
Announcement of Top Groups
04:20 04:30
Closing Remarks
NAT I O N A L CH E MIC A L E N GIN E ERING SYM POSIUM
A BO U T
ENERGY ENGINEERING 101
NaChES started as one of the two sub-events of the

Students National Chemical Engineering Conference
(formerly NCEC) in 2010. Now on its 5th year, NaChES
will explore the field of energy generation in the
Philippines. The program is divided into two-parts:
the morning session and the afternoon session. The
morning session includes talks on the state of energy
production in the country, as well as the research
and development in the energy sector. During the
discussion, career options for chemical engineers in
the said field will be presented.
Energy engineering is concerned with the production

of energy from a variety of sources, from fossil fuels to
water and solar power.
The afternoon session will serve as an appreciation

course of the different sources of energy, renewable
and nonrenewable, used today. Participants
from the morning session will be enrolled into
five classes divided into two sub-topics. The
Renewable+Alternative (RenAlt) Clause includes the
Geothermal, Biomass, and Wind-Hydropower classes.
The Fossil Fuel (FF) Clause includes Coal-Powered
and Petroleum-based classes.
Workshops will begin with a challenge for the
participants to apply their recently-acquired
knowledge and critical thinking. Their works will be
assessed by a select group of judges, and the top
group per workshop will be awarded at the end of the
symposium. Their works will also be uploaded online
in the official sNCEC page.
Energy engineers are tasked with the improvement

of existing modes of energy generation, by boosting
efficiency while reducing environmental impact.
They also research for renewable and sustainable
means of creating energy.
ENERGY FACTS
1.
The world has been using oil, natural gas, and

coal as primary energy sources, but the use of
alternative sources (nuclear, hydro, biofuels) has
increased over the years.
2.
According to the Department of Energy, the

top 3 energy sources of the Philippines are oil,
geothermal, and coal.
3.
Power is harnessed from the wind and flowing

water using a turbine, a rotary engine acting on
the fluids pressure differences to create energy.
4.
Wood, corn, and garbage are now being used

to produce energy. These sources are called
biomass. Converted to liquid, they produce
biofuels.
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inter - u
Now on its 37th year, the Inter-University
Chemical Engineering Quiz Show, more
commonly known as the Inter-U, has
always been a venue for chemical
engineering students all over the country
to showcase their knowledge of the
field in the spirit of sportsmanship and
competitiveness. Every year, students are
challenged on questions and problems
concerning the fundamental courses
in Chemical Engineering: Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry,
Engineering
Sciences, and Chemical Engineering.
SEPTEMBER 14, 2014
NISMED AUDITORIUM
N AT I O N A L I N S T I T U T E F O R
S C IE N C E A N D MATH EMATIC S
E D U C AT I O N D E V E L O P M E N T
inter-u
I NTER - U N I V E R S I T Y C H E M ICAL
ENG I N E E R I N G Q U I Z S H OW
Every year, the Inter-U aims to:

Promote the learning of the
chemical engineering discipline and
its allied fields;
Engage students from all over the
country to compete in a spirited and
healthy competition; and
Provide an avenue for students to
interact with their counterparts from
other schools.
P ROGRAM FLOW
08:00 08:30
Registration, Orientation of Contestants
08:30 08:40
Invocation, National Anthem
08:40 08:45
Opening remarks
08:45 09:15
Rules and Mechanics, Introduction of Judges,

Introduction of Participating Schools
09:15 10:25
First elimination phase
10:25 10:30
Transition
10:30 11:40
Second elimination phase
11:40 01:00
Lunch, Announcement of Wildcard Contestants
01:00 02:00
Wildcard phase
02:00 02:05
Transition, Announcement of Finalists
02:05 03:30
Final phase
03:30 03:35
Ice Breakers
03:35 03:45
Awarding of Certificates to Judges
03:45 04:15
Awarding of Certificates of Participation
04:15 04:30
Awarding Ceremony
I NTE R- U N I V ER S ITY C H E MIC A L ENGINEERING QUIZ SHOW 2014
COVERAGE
CHEMISTRY
General Chemistry (Matter, Thermodynamics, Chemical Kinetics, Chemical
Equilibrium, Ionic Equilibrium, Coordination Chemistry, Electrochemistry),
Analytical Chemistry (Stoichiometry, Gravimetric and Volumetric Methods,
Colorimetric and Potentiometric Methods), Organic Chemistry (Organic
Reactions, Mechanism Theories, Properties of Organic Compounds)
PHYSICS
Mechanics of Rigid Bodies (Newtons Laws of Motion), Electricity, Magnetism,
Optics (Charges and Currents, Electric and Magnetic Fields, Interferences and
Diffraction of Light), Thermal Physics
MATHEMATICS
College Algebra (Linear Equations, Algebraic Equations and Functions, Rational
Expressions, Exponents, Radicals, Complex Numbers, Systems of Equations),
Trigonometry (Graphs of Trigonometric Functions, Trigonometric Equations, Sine
and Cosine Laws), Analytical Geometry (Points, Lines, Angles, Conic Sections,
Equations of Conic Sections, Polar Coordinates, Parametric Equations,
Quadric Surfaces), Differential Calculus (Limits and Continuity, Derivatives of
Algebraic and Trigonometric Functions, Partial Derivatives), Integral Calculus
(Antiderivatives and Definite Integrals, Integration Methods, Sequences and
Series)
ENGINEERING SCIENCE
Statics of Rigid Bodies (Forces and Moments, Static Equilibrium, Area and Mass
Moment of Inertia, Frames and Trusses), Dynamics of Rigid Bodies (Velocity
and Acceleration in 2D, Impulse and Momentum, Kinetic and Potential Energy),
Mechanics of Deformable Bodies (Stresses, Deformations and Deflections,
Combined Loadings)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Mathematical Methods in Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering
Thermodynamics, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Chemical Engineering
Kinetics, Transport Processes, Stagewise Operations, Heat, Mass and
Momentum Transfer, Industrial Stoichiometry, Chemical Process Industries,
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RULES AND MECHANICS
GENERAL RULES
ELIGIBILITY
1.
Each contestant is allowed to bring only 1

nonprogrammable calculator and their own pens.
The contestant shall present his/her calculator
upon registration in the venue. The Inter-U
committee shall provide the necessary scratch
papers and answer slates.
2.
The Quiz Show consists of two (2) succeeding

Elimination Phases, a Wildcard Phase, and a Final
Phase. All the Phases will consist of three (3)
rounds: the Easy, Average, and Difficult Rounds.
The questions will come from the Chemical
Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics,
and Engineering Science domains. Questions
from the General Knowledge domain may be
given in the Final Phase. The breakdowns of the
questions in each phase are as follows:
The Inter-University Chemical Engineering Quiz

Show is a team competition. All students who are
currently enrolled in the BS Chemical Engineering
program of their school may form a team of three
(3) or four (4) persons (three contestants and one
alternate) to represent their school. A maximum
of two (2) teams may represent a school in the
competition.
REGISTRATION
1.
2.
3.
The pre-registration period shall end at August

25, 2014. The pre-registration will be deemed
valid once payments are settled on or before
August 25, 2014 (Monday).
Teams may change their pre-registered members
(contestant and/or alternates) until the last day of
the pre-registration period. After then, the team
compositions shall be considered final.
All pre-registered participants are expected to
be at the Inter-U venue from 07:30-08:30 AM
on September 14, 2014 for verification of their
eligibility. Contestants must bring their respective
school ID and/or matriculation forms. They must
be in school uniform or in smart casual attire.
Elimination Phase
Domain
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
Engineering Sciences
TOTAL
Wildcard Phase
Domain
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
TOTAL
Domain
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
General Knowledge
TOTAL
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10
10
3.
A maximum of three (3) members of a team

should be present to compete on-stage. For
teams with four (4) members, substitution of any
member is allowed only at the end of any round of
every phase.
4.
The use of calculators for the questions under

Mathematics domain is not allowed. A team that
uses calculators for the Mathematics questions
will get zero (0) points for that item and one (1)
warning count.
5.
The 4 top-scoring teams at the end of each

Elimination Phase will proceed to the Final Phase.
If there are multiple teams vying for the last
qualified slot, sudden death questions will be
given to break the tie.
6.
The next 4 teams at the end of each Elimination

Phase will be qualified for the Wildcard Phase.
Should there be multiple teams vying for the last
asked to the remaining teams until the last slot is
filled.
7.
In the Wildcard Phase, the top 4 teams at the end

of the phase will qualify for the Final Phase. In
case there are multiple teams vying for the last
given to break the tie.
8.
The scores of the qualified teams for the Wildcard

and Final Phases will be reset to zero.
9.
In case of a tie for the Final Phase, clincher

questions will be given. These questions will
come solely from the Chemical Engineering
domain.
Final Phase
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10. The Board of Judges will be composed of faculty

members from the Department of Chemical
Engineering, the Institute of Chemistry, the
Institute of Mathematics, the National Institute
of Physics, and the Department of Engineering
Sciences of the University of the Philippines
Diliman. No judge shall act as a coach of any
participating team. The judges decisions
regarding all protests that may be raised during
the quiz show shall be final.
commences. Teams done with the first elimination

phase shall also be ushered outside of the
contest venue provided that they are qualified for
the Wildcard or Final Phases. After the elimination
phases, everyone is then allowed to watch the
Wildcard and Final Phases.
4.
A team who fails to appear on-stage after the

presentation of the contestants shall automatically
lose by default.
5.
Contestants shall be given a time limit to answer

the questions. Each team will be given a copy
of the problem while the Quiz Master is still
reading the problem. Timing will start after the
question has been read by the Quiz Master
twice. Contestants may start answering while the
question is still being read by the Quiz Master.
6.
In the event that the answers to the questions

are displayed prematurely, the question in
consideration will be invalidated and the Inter-U
committee shall replace the question with a new
one under the same domain and phase.
7.
Final Answer
CONTEST PROCEDURE
1.
2.
3.
The program will officially start at 08:30 AM on

September 14, 2014. Prior to this, the contestants
and their coaches will have a briefing together
with the Inter-U Committee regarding the Rules
and Mechanics. The contest rules shall be read
before the contest proper for the benefit of the
audience.
Each elimination phase shall equally consist of at
least nine (9) participating schools. For schools
with two participating teams, the first team that
will be registered during the online registration
will be assigned to the First Elimination Phase;
the next team to be registered will compete
during the Second Elimination Phase. For schools
with only one team, the Inter-U committee will
randomly assign each team in such a way that
both Elimination Phases would contain the same
number of participating teams.
Only non-contestants and the coaches of the
participating schools may be allowed to watch
the Elimination Phases. Teams competing for the
second elimination phase shall be ushered to
a holding area once the first elimination phase
a.
Each team shall write their answers on the

answer slates provided, and these shall
be submitted to the ushers assigned to the
team at the expiration of every questions
time limit. All final answers must be
encircled or boxed. Answers that are not
encircled nor boxed will not be credited.
b.
The answers written on the answer slate

may still be changed with a new answer if
the time limit for the question has not yet
expired. The new answer will be considered
final once it has been encircled or boxed.
c.
Rounding-off of calculated values should

be done in the final answers only, freefloating decimals should be kept during the
preliminary calculations. Unless otherwise
stated in the problem, all final answers
should not be written in scientific notation.
The number of significant figures in the final
answer will be stated in the question and
the even-rule of rounding off of numbers
must also be strictly followed. All answers
9.
Tie-breaker
To break ties in the Final Phase, clincher
questions shall be given one at a time. If the tie
remains unbroken after three (3) questions, the
Sudden Death Rule shall apply. The Sudden
Death Rule stipulates that the first team to give a
correct answer for the question will get the point.
10. Scoring
should have appropriate units.

d.
8.
If the required answer is a word or a phrase,

correct spelling including capitalization
and punctuation shall be strictly checked.
Abbreviations and acronyms shall not be
accepted unless otherwise stated.
In all Phases, correct answers will be awarded

with one (1) point for Easy questions, two (2)
points for Average questions and three (3) points
for Difficult questions.
11. Substitution
Violations
a.
b.
c.
A team will be given a warning count for

either: using a calculator for a Mathematics
question; or failure of the team to submit
their answer slate to their respective usher
upon the quiz masters declaration of time
expiration. After three (3) warnings, the
team shall automatically be disqualified.
Coaching (e.g. giving audible or visible
signals) from the audience will result to the
invalidation of the given question. The Quiz
Committee reserves the right to replace the
question in cases such as this.
The substitution of contestants is permitted only

after each round. The Inter-U Committee should
be approached regarding the substitution before
the first question of the next round is delivered.
PROTESTS
1.
Only the contestants shall be allowed to file

protests. If they have protests, they should raise
their hands and wait for the Quiz Master to
acknowledge them.
2.
Protests regarding a particular question must be

made before the reading of the next question.
Protests regarding a particular question will no
longer be entertained once the Quiz Master has
already started reading the next question.
3.
The judges shall deliberate on all protests. Their

decision shall be final.
Cheating, in any form, of any member of a

team will result to his/her teams automatic
disqualification.
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WINNERS
The three teams with the highest overall scores
shall be declared Champion, 1st Runnerup, and 2nd Runner-up respectively. The
Champion will receive Twenty Thousand Pesos
(PhP 20,000.00), the 1st Runner-up will receive
Fifteen Thousand Pesos (PhP 15,000.00), and
the 2nd Runner-up will receive Ten Thousand
Pesos (PhP 10,000.00).
SAMPLE QUESTIONS
MATHEMATICS
Integrate
2 x + 10
x2
2 x + 10
+2x-3
x2 + 2 x - 3
Answer
ln x2 + 2 x - 3 -2 ln
ln x2 + 2 x - 3 -2 ln
x+3
1-x
x+3
1-x
+C
+C
I2 HaqL + H2 C6 H6 O6 aq 2 I-HaqL + 2 H-HaqL

+ H2 C6 H6 O6 aq 2 I-HaqL + 2 H-HaqL
2I2xHaqL
+ 10
x
CHEM
I S2 T R Y
x +2x-3
T
T
-3
3 + 0.008
B
HtL
=
2.0010
t
t
A certain 0.512 g sample of powdereds3orange juice s
T The resulting Tsolution
was dissolved in 50 mL of water.
B HtL = 2.0010-3
t3 + 0.008
t
was then titrated with 0.1 M standardized
iodine
xs3+ 3
s
2
lnFive
x +drops
2 x -1%
3 -2
ln solution+C
solution.
starch
was added in
1-x
ABend
A2 gof+the
3 B2titration.
order to determine2the
point
The
3g
g
reaction is given by:
2 AB3 g A2 g + 3 B2 g
12
-rA B3 =
CAB3
hr is 13.42 mL, and
If the initial reading of the burette
12
the final reading
-rA B3is=15.00 mL,
CTAB3compute theT% by mass
hr
-3
VitaminBCHtL
in =the2.0010
sample.
t3 + 0.008
t
s
s3
Molecular weights of Vitamin C = 176.140 g/mol
2 AB3 g A2 g + 3 B2 g
Answer
5.436%
-rA B3 =
12
hr
CAB3
2 x + 10
x2 2+x2+x 10
-3
2
x
x
x + 2SHOW
x-3
I NTE R- U N I V ER S ITY C H E MIC A L ENGINEERING QUIZ
2014
ln x2 + 2 x - 3 -2 ln
2 x + 10
x2 + 2 x - 3
ln x2 + 2 x - 3 -2 ln
x+3
1x-+x3
1-x
30
+C
+C

ln x2 + 2 x - 3 -2 ln
x+3
1-x
+C
B HtL = 2.0010-3
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
T
PHYSICS
A circular loop of wire with diameter equal
to 8.50 cm is
placed in a uniform magnetic field which varies in time
according to the equation:
B HtL = 2.0010-3
-rA B3 =
hr
T
s3
t3 + 0.008
T
s
2 AB3atg
A2 g +
3 B2 g to be in firstThe rate of the reaction
700C,
assumed
order, is given by:
-rA B3 =
CAB3
-rA B3 =
Answer
ENGINEERING SCIENCE
0.278 m3
A 1.25 kg ball A moving to the right with an initial
velocity of 2 m/s is struck by a 0.75 kg ball B moving
to the left. If the velocity of Ball A is zero after the
impact and the coefficient of restitution is 0.6, what is
the velocity of ball B before the impact (in two decimal
places)?
12
hr
12
hr
CAB3
CAB3
If a plug flow reactor operating at 700C and 450 kPa

is to be used, what should be its volume in m3 if the
feed is pure AB3 flowing at 50 mol/hr and if a 90%
conversion is desired? Express final answer in three
decimal places.
0.0190 A
5.33 m/s to the left
s3
2 AB3 g A2 g + 3 B2 g
Answer
Answer
T
The following reaction illustrates the-3decomposition
ofTa
B HtL = 2.0010
t3 + 0.008
t
hypothetical gas AB3:
s
s3
The magnetic field is oriented perpendicular with

respect to
the3 plane
2 AB
+ 3loop.
B2 g If the resistance of the
g Aof
2 g the
wire is equal to 0.0400 , determine the magnitude of
the current induced in the loop at time t = 3.00 s.
12
t3 + 0.008
scene
This year, SCENE will feature company talks
and inspirational messages from different
Chemical Engineering professionals.
This will introduce the participants to the
different roles of Chemical Engineers in
different industries. With a new format,
both the undergraduates and company
representatives will surely enjoy talking
about the corporate world and the
Chemical Engineering industry during the
Corporate Mixer.
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
BU LWA GA N G TA N D A N G SOR A
C OL L E GE OF SOC IA L W ELFA R E
AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
scene
STUDE N T S C H E M I C A L E NGINE E RING
NETW O R K I N G E V E N T
PROGRAM FLOW
With its new and more interactive

format, the third year of SCENE
aims to:
06:00 06:30
Registration
06:30 06:40
Opening Remarks
06:40 06:55
First Company Talk
06:55 07:10
Intermission*
07:10 07:25
Second Company Talk
Connect undergraduate students

to possible internships and
future jobs related to Chemical
Engineering;
07:25 07:40
Third Company Talk
07:40 07:45
Transition
07:45 08:30
Corporate Mixer
Provide an avenue for

undergraduate students to
interact and connect with their
fellow chemical engineering
undergraduates; and
08:30 08:45
Closing Remarks
Provide the undergraduates an

opportunity to create and enhance
their network by mingling with
and learning from company
representatives of different
chemical engineering industries;
Immerse undergraduate students

in a corporate setting.
Dinner will be served during intermission.
Fourth and fifth year chemical engineering students are highly

encouraged to attend this event. Each will be given at least 5 minutes to
mingle with company representatives stationed at every table. Attendees
are required to upload a copy of their curriculum vitae on the online
registration form. Attendees are also required to wear corporate attire on
the day of the event.
ST U D E N T S CH E MIC A L E N GIN E ERING NETWORKING EVENT
ABOUT
As with the general theme of sNCEC 2014, ENERGY,
this years SCENE will bring company representatives
from a range of chemical engineering industries.
Different company representatives will share their
respective disciplines to the chemical engineering
students. This will not only open the chances of learning
but also will open the opportunity of finding internships
and future jobs.
SCENEs new spice for this year is its speed dating
format. With this new format, more engagement is
assured. Everyone will be given equal chances of
talking to the company representatives.
Popular Chemical Engineering Career

Specializations*
Biochemical
Biochemical engineers bridge the gap between
the theoretical aspects of biology and the
practical applications of engineering to introduce
products and processes that benefit society.
Engineers of this specialization were at the
forefront of overcoming historys most devastating
biomedical challenges such as HIV, AIDS, and
cancer.
Food
Food engineers are challenged to innovate in
order to produce safe, tasty and nutritious food
products which can be sustained and even
improved over time. Aside from food production,
these engineers are also responsible for the
different stages in the food production chain such
as its handling, packaging and storing in order
preserve the food items quality.
Petroleum and Energy

Petroleum Engineering concerns itself with
the development, production and distribution
of petroleum as it is currently one of the most
common sources of energy used in the world.
Engineers of this specialization design processes
to extract oil and other gas deposits deep within
the earth. They are responsible for coming up
with methods to discover and further develop
renewable energy resources and are capable
of transforming energy-heavy systems into
environmentally-friendly ones.
Process Control
Most industries apply this principle of process
control through mass production. Though
methods of process control vary among different
industrial fields, all engineers that specialize in
this field are in-charge of ensuring the consistent
and acceptable production of output for a given
industrial process. Not only do these engineers
ensure a consistent system, they also find ways to
improve the production.
Pharmaceuticals
Engineers combine aspects from many fields
in science and engineering such as Chemistry,
Biology , Chemical and Biochemical engineering
in order to contribute to the creation and
development of pharmaceutical products. Studies
regarding the efficiency in mass-production of
new drugs are spearheaded by them as well.
Production
Production engineers supervise the whole of an
industrys manufacturing process. Closely related
to process control, engineers who specialize in
this field are tasked to optimize the production
system as a whole.
* http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/engineering/chemical-engineering-major.htm
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chase
The Chemical Engineering Campus
Challenge Series is the newest subproject of the Students National
Chemical Engineering Conference. In
this event, students will be tested on their
ability to find real-life applications for the
abstract concepts that they have learned
in Chemical Engineering, Math, Physics,
Chemistry and Engineering Science.
Teams of chemical engineering students
from different schools will make their way
through challenges stationed all over the
University of the Philippines Diliman
campus, completing as many as they can
in a limited amount of time.
SEPTEMBER 14, 2014
U N IV E RSITY OF TH E PH ILIPPIN ES
DILIMAN CAMPUS
chase
CHEM I C A L E N G I N E E R ING
CA M P U S C H A L L E N G E S E RIE S
The Chemical Engineering Campus

Challenge Series aims to:
Promote the appreciation and
application of the fundamental
concepts in Chemical Engineering,
Math, Physics, Chemistry, and
Engineering Science;
Provide an avenue for students
to showcase their ability to think
and strategize in a competitive
environment; and
Foster camaraderie and
sportsmanship among the
competing students and teams.
PROGRAM FLOW
08:00 08:30
Registration
08:30 08:45
Rules and Mechanics
08:45 08:55
Introduction of Participants
08:50 09:00
Assembly for Race Proper
09:00 11:00
Race Proper
11:00 12:00
Lunch
04:15 04:30
Awarding
CH E M I C AL EN G IN E E R IN G C A MPUS CHALLENGE SERIES
RU L E S AN D ME C H A N IC S
ELIGIBILITY
Any undergraduate who is enrolled in the BS
Chemical Engineering program of their school
may form a team of four (4) students and
participate in the race. Only one (1) team may
represent a school in the event.
GENERAL RULES
1.
Challenges shall be completed by the team

members only.
2.
Consulting any reference through any means

is strictly prohibited for the duration of the race
proper.
3.
All team members must be present at the station

while they are performing the challenges.
4.
Each team shall be accompanied by a team

facilitator. He/She shall serve as a timekeeper
and guide as teams make their way around the
University of the Philippines Diliman campus. All
facilitators are not allowed to provide assistance,
hints, nor answers to any of the challenges or
questions in the race.
5.
Teams are not allowed to ride private

transportation during the race proper.
REGISTRATION
1.
The registration of the teams will be deemed valid

once payments of all team members are settled
on or before the last day of registration, August
25, 2014 (Monday).
2.
Teams may change their registered members

until the last day of registration. After then, the
members of the team shall be considered final.
3.
Each member of the team must pay a nonrefundable registration fee of PhP 100.00 for both
early and regular registration. The fee is inclusive
of lunch after the event.
4.
Team members are required to bring a school ID

or current matriculation form. These will be used
for attendance checking during the event.
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C H E MIC A L ENGINEERING CAM PUS CHALLENGE SE RIE S
39
RACE PROCEDURE
1.
2.
3.
4.
All team members must be present at the ChaSe

venue by 8:00 AM on September 14, 2014
(Sunday). A team that fails to be at the venue
fifteen (15) minutes after the said call time is
subject to disqualification.
Only one (1) team per station is allowed to

perform challenges under categories A and B
at a time. On the other hand, a maximum of two
(2) teams per station are allowed to perform
challenges under categories C and D at a time.
5.
All challenges shall be completed within a

specified time limit.
Each team shall be provided with a campus map

and a Score and Time Card.
6.
Teams who will fail or withdraw from the
Challenges shall be provided in every

station. These challenges may fall under one
of the following categories, shown with their
corresponding points.
Category
Feature
Application of
Math, Physics,
Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering and
Engineering Science
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Mind Teasers
Current Events
Random
challenges under any category will have to face

a consequence challenge in order to proceed to
the next station.
7.
Score and Time Cards shall be accomplished

by the Station Heads after completing each
challenge.
8.
All teams have a maximum of two (2) hours to

complete as many challenges as they can.
9.
All teams must be at the final ChaSe venue two

(2) hours or less after the start of the race proper.
10.
Upon arriving at the final ChaSe venue, the teams

shall have their Score and Time Card stamped by
and surrendered to a marshal.
11.
In case of a tie in the top 3 teams, the teams will

face tie-breaker challenges until the tie is broken.
Points
CH E M I C AL EN G IN E E R IN G C A MPUS CHALLENGE SERIES
12.
Violations
a.
Receiving assistance in completing the

challenges by any means shall be given a
first warning. A second warning is subject
to disqualification.
b.
Tampering of Score and Time Card is

subject to disqualification.
c.
Arriving more than two (2) hours at the final

race venue prior to the start of the race
proper is subject to disqualification.
WINNERS
The three teams with the highest overall scores shall be
declared Champion, 1st Runner-up, and 2nd Runnerup respectively. They will all receive a limited edition of
sNCEC 2014 merchandise. In addition to that, the 1st
Runner-up team will receive gift check from sponsors.
The Champion team will receive three (3) sNCEC 2014
shirts and gift checks from sponsors.
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SCORING
Accumulated Score
75%
Race Duration
25%
TOTAL
100%
accommodations
near up diliman
INSIDE THE CAMPUS
UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations (SOLAIR) Dormitory

Address
Website
Email Address
Contact No.
Room Type
:
:
:
:
E. Jacinto St., UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City 1101

http://www.solair.upd.edu.ph
solair@up.edu.ph
927-8340
Amenities
Air-conditioned
Private toilet and bath
Common TV for whole dormitory
Common refrigerator for whole
Occupancy
Rate
Triple
Php 1 500
Triple
Php 900
dormitory

Common TV for whole dormitory
dormitory
Check-in Period
:

12:00 Noon 12:00 Noon

No extension hours but automatic one-day rate extension instead.
Curfew
None
AC C O M M O DAT ION S N E A R U P DILIM AN
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Francisco Benitez Alumni Center

Address
Email Address
Contact No.
:
:
:
Magsaysay Ave. cor. Ylanan St., UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City 1101
upeaa.alumni@gmail.com
929-3386
Room Type
Amenities
Occupancy
Rate
Single
Php 800
Air-conditioned
dormitory
Double
Php 1 200
Triple
Php 1 500
Air-conditioned
Common toilet and bath
Double
Php 800
Triple
Php 1 200
dormitory
Additional Php 100.00 (per day) upon request of colored cable TV set.
One extra bed at a rate of Php 500.00 is allowed per room in type A and Php 400.00 in type B.
Check-in Period
:

01:00 PM 12:00 Noon

Curfew
Open-time
11:00 PM
06:00 AM
:
:
ACCOM M ODATIONS NEAR UP DIL IM AN
43
University Hotel
Address
Website
Email Address
Contact No.
:
:
:
:
Guerrero St. cor. Aglipay St., UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City 1101
https://sites.google.com/site/updilimanhotel
updilimanhotel@gmail.com
926-1953
Room Type
Amenities
Occupancy
Rate
Single
Php 1 320
A (8 G/F
rooms)
Air-conditioned
Hot and cold shower
Cable TV
Refrigerator
Wi-fi
Double
Php 1 600
Triple
Php 2 000
Single
Php 1 420
Double
Php 1 725
Triple
Php 2 150
Single
Php 1 520
Double
Php 1 850
Triple
Php 2 300
Quadruple
Php 2 750
B (2 G/F
rooms)
C (1 G/F
room and
standard
rooms)
Air-conditioned
Hot and cold shower
Cable TV
Refrigerator
Wi-fi
Air-conditioned
Hot and cold shower
Cable TV
Refrigerator
Wi-fi
Study tables
Rooms in type B are bigger than those in type A.

Cellular phone network signals are not usually detected in ground floor rooms.
One extra bed at a rate of Php 400.00 is allowed per room.
Check-in Period
:
02:00 PM 12:00 Noon

Php 150.00 per hour of extension only until 6:00 PM, regular rate extension if
beyond.
Curfew
None
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UP NISMED Science Teacher Training Center (STTC) Hostel

Address
Website
Email Address
Contact No.
:
:
:
:
Quirino Ave. cor. Velasquez St., UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City 1101
http://www.nismed.upd.edu.ph
upnismed_hostel@yahoo.com
927-4276
Room Type
Amenities
A (4 rooms)
Air-conditioned
Hot and cold shower
Cable TV
Mini refrigerator
Wi-fi
Linen and towel
B (20 rooms)
C (24 rooms)
Air-conditioned
Toilet and bath shared by two rooms
Common TV per floor
Wi-fi
Linen and towel
Ceiling fan
Toilet and bath shared by two rooms
Common TV per floor
Wi-fi
Linen
Occupancy
Rate
Single
Php 1 070
Double
Php 1 460
Single
Php 880
Double
Php 1 370
Single
Php 350
Double
Php 590
Triple
Php 740
Check-in Period
:

02:00 PM 12:00 Noon

Curfew
Open-time
11:00 PM
05:00 AM
:
:
ACCOM M ODATIONS NEAR UP DIL IM AN
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OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS
Phildrra-Partnership Center
Address
Website
:
:
# 59 Salvador St., Varsity Hills, Loyola Heights, Quezon City

http://phildrra.net
Occupancy
Rate/Room
Rate/Pax
Single
Php 900/day
Twin
Php 1 300/day
Triple
Php 1 500/day
Php 550/pax
Dorm (Quad)
Php 1 700/day
Php 550/pax
Dorm (5-7 pax)
Php 2 800/day
Php 550/pax
SEAMEO Innotech International House

Address SEAMEO Innotech Regional Center,

Commonwealth Ave., Diliman,

Quezon City 1101
Website http://www.seameo-innotech.org
Sulo Riviera Hotel

Address Matalino St., Diliman,

Quezon City 1100
Website http://www.sulorivierahotel.com
Check-in 2:00 PM

No extension hours but automatic

one-day rate extension instead.
Check-out 12:00 Noon
Fersal Hotel
Address 131 Malakas St., Diliman,

Quezon City 1101
Website http://fersalhotelgroup.com
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Eastwood Richmonde Hotel

Address 17 Orchard Road, Eastwood City,

Bagumbayan, Quezon City 1110
Website http://www.richmondehotel.com
Oracle Hotel and Residences

Address 317 Katipunan Ave.,

Quezon City 1108
Website http://www.oraclehotel.com.ph
Hotel Rembrandt
Address 26 Tomas Morato Extension,

Quezon City 1104
Website http://www.hotelrembrandt.com.ph
Imperial Palace Suites

Address Timog Ave. cor. Tomas Morato Ave.,

Quezon City 1103
Website http://www.imperial.ph
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the house
printers
The House Printers Corporation is a family
owned company where owners value the
customers needs, creditors trust and
workers welfare to the highest degree.
We are engage in producing high quality
printed materilsa such as coffeetable
books, magazines, calendars, annual
reports and other promotional materials
for our customers using state-of-the-art
facilities complimented with highly trained
and reliable workforce committed to on
time delivery of products and services.
We envisioned our company to be geared
up in meeting local and global challenges
providing highest quality of printing
services using the newest technology in
the internet.
THIS PRIMER IS COURTESY OF MIGUEL SAN JUAN
The House Printers Corporation was conceived in 1969

as a simple proprietorship company with one unit of
Minerva letterpress machine, one unit of manual cutter,
5 sets of letterpress fonts, one operator for Minerva
and a lot of heart and optimism. Initially the plant was
located in the dirty kitchen of the owners residence and
the raw materials were stored in the garage.
The first job of this printing shop was the tickets of a
mini-bus company which operate from Taytay-Divisoria.
Then came jobs from the alma mater of the owners.
Through hard work and determination,there were
always ample jobs for the presses and the necessity
to expand was always present. First an Automatic
Letterpress machine (V-50) was acquired, then another
Minerva was added.
After 2 years of operations, the need to branch out to
offset printing was always considered but due to the
fact that the capital requirements of setting up a new
offset machine was stiff, the company decided to trade
in one of the Minerva Letterpress machine and bought
a secondhand Harris Offset machine. Although it took
a lot of headaches to operate the machine, it gave the
company an insight towards offset technology and
furthermore, the company was obliged to apply for a
3-phase electrical supply from Meralco.
Further expansion of clientele base was initiated
with the advent and operation of the old offset and
decision was reached after a lot of deliberation to
purchase a major machine for the company. The fact
that the financial base of the company was still weak, a
Heidelberg KSBA was negotiated from PHILPRINT and
was delivered in 1973.
In 1973 the company was incorporated and the first

real step toward full offset press operations was
initiated using brand new machineries. The first
acquisition towards this direction was the trade in of the
Heidelberg KSBA for a Heidelberg KORD. Later another
Heidelberg GTO was purchased trading in the V-50.
This Heidelberg GTO was later traded in for another
Heidelberg KORD.
During this time of expansion, we started to cater our
services to the top corporations that up to the present
still are part of our operations. The marketing strategy
was to get one client who are leaders in their line of
business such as Dutch Boy for paints, RFM for flour,
SMC-Magnolia for ice cream, Purefoods for canned
food products, Levis for garments, Nestle for their
promotional items, etc.
Before the decline of our economy, our company was
able to change most of the previous equipment to 2
color offset machineries and these gave us ample
leverage to weather the economic crisis that gripped
our nation.
Today, THE HOUSE PRINTERS CORPORATION is
well-known for its quality and reliability. This standard
was further enhanced by continuous training of its staff,
supported by the latest Heidelberg offset machines
from pre-press to post press.
For any questions or concerns, feel

free to contact the Participants and
Communications Committee via email at
participants.sncec@upkem.org. You may
also text the following persons:
Franchesca Maranan
0922 833 7904
Danielle Anne Vilda

0906 574 7528

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SNCEC 2014

U P C H E M I C A L E N GIN E E R IN G S OCIETY, INC.

Halfway through the 20th century,

As an organization recognized both

Awarded as the Best Organization

ST U D E N T S NAT ION A L C H E MIC AL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE

The National Chemical Engineering

together and have them interact

This year, sNCEC continues to

with two sub-projects, the first

engineers in the different chemical

minds, and foster knowledge

students to continue expanding the

aims to promote the application and

In 2011, the NCEC was renamed to

Before filling-out the online sNCEC Research

All online registration forms can be found on the

A confirmation text will be sent within 24 hours

Primary Instructions for Inter-U

Primary Instructions for ChaSe

Before filling-out the online Inter-U registration

Before filling-out the online ChaSe registration

InterU2014 / [SCHOOL NAME] / [No. of

ChaSe2014 / [SCHOOL NAME] / [Name

E.g. InterU2014 / UP DILIMAN / 2 / Juan

E.g. ChaSe2014 / UP DILIMAN / Juan Dela

A confirmation text will be sent within 24 hours

A confirmation text will be sent within 24 hours

UP Chemical Engineering Society Inc

Certificate and Nametag

With printed name

With printed name

With handwritten name

All online registration forms and

Important announcements (slot availability,

sNCEC 2014 Shirts

the sNCEC Research Grant Colloquium, they are only

Participants are requested to bring their school ID

ChaSe participants are required to attend NaChES.

Consistent with the ideals of the

Doxology and National Anthem

Introduction of the Panel of Judges

Contest Rules and Mechanics

ReGrant 2013 Thesis Presentation

P ROPOSED TIM ELINE

Contestants are required to bring a school ID or

The sNCEC Research Grant is a competition

Any topic that will employ the knowledge on

The top 10 research proposals will be determined

topic will not matter as long as it is permitted by

Students who want to apply for the Research

Non-qualifiers have the option to attend NaChES

The registration will only be deemed valid once all

Each member of the research group must pay

The top 10 teams will present their research

THE SNCEC RESEARCH GRANT 2014

The top 10 teams are also required to attend

Detailed Research Proposal

Cover Sheet (title of the study, authors,

Background of the Study

Statement of the Problem

Objectives of the Study

Significance of the Study

Scope and Limitation