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5 : CHEMENG LAWS Flashcards

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“AN ACT REGULATING THE PRACTICE
OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND
REPEALING FOR THIS PURPOSE
REPUBLIC ACT NUMBERED THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN (R. A. NO.
318), OTHERWISE KNOWN AS “THE
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAW”

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Republic Act 9297 of 2004

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Republic Act 9297 of 2004 date and people

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May 13, 2004 , Signed by Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

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OTHERWISE KNOWN AS “THE
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAW”

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(R. A. NO.318)

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It is hereby declared the policy of the State **to supervise and regulate the
practice **of chemical engineering vital to national development, upgrade
chemical engineering education in order to ensure that our chemical
engineers are at par with the best in the world, and to reserve the practice
of such profession to Filipino citizens.

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Article I.
Section 1. Title
Section 2. Statement of Policy

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shall mean the rendering or offering of professional chemical
engineering service for a fee, salary, reward or compensation,
paid to him or through another person, or even without such
reward or compensation. The term shall be synonymous with
the term “rendering chemical engineering service.”

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Practice of Chemical Engineering

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Article I.Section 3 of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Definition of Terms

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shall mean any plant in which a unit process
and/or operations are involved, including the related pollution
control and abatement processes or operations

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Industrial plant

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shall mean the chemical change which is involved in the
manufacture of industrial or consumer products or the
treatment of industrial or chemical wastes

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Unit process

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shall mean the physical operation by which a
desired step in an industrial process is conducted
or controlled. This includes, but is not limited to;
storage of gases, liquids, solids, heat transfer,
evaporation; mass transfer, i.e. distillation,
absorption, drying, humidification, extraction,
leaching, mixing and dispersion, separation, i.e.,
filtration, screening, molecular sieving and
coalescing.

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Unit Operation

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shall mean any of the following and similar
chemical engineering topics: chemical
engineering thermodynamics; chemical
engineering calculations; physical and chemical
principles; industrial processes; momentum
transfer; heat transfer; mass transfer; industrial
wastes management and control; process
equipment and plant design; and biochemical
engineering and bio-engineering;

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Professional engineering subject

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shall mean a person duly registered and holder of
a valid Certificate of Registration and Professional
Identification Card issued by the Board of
Chemical Engineering and the Professional
Regulation Commission.

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Chemical engineering

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Article I.Section 4 of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Scope of
Practice

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Professional chemical engineering service shall embrace the following similar
services in relation to industrial plants:

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(1) Consultation requiring chemical engineering knowledge, skill and proficiency;
(2) Investigation;
(3) Estimation and/or valuation;
(4) Planning;
(5) Preparation of feasibility studies;
(6) Designing;
(7) Preparation of specifications;
(8) Supervision of installation;
(9) Operation, including quality management; but excluding chemical analysis
and operation of the chemical laboratory; and
(10) The teaching, lecturing and reviewing of professional chemical engineering
subjects in the curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
degree or a subject in the Chemical Engineering licensure examination given in
any school, college, university or any other educational institution shall be
considered a professional chemical engineering service.

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Article II. Of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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CREATION OF THE PROFESSIONAL
REGULATORY BOARD FOR CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS

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There shall be created a Board of Chemical Engineering, hereinafter
referred to as the Board, under the administrative control and supervision
of the Professional Regulation Commission, hereinafter called
Commission, composed of a Chairman and two (2) members to be
appointed by the President of the Philippines from among those
recommended by the Commission from the nominees of the duly
integrated and accredited national organization of chemical engineers.

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Section 6. Composition of the
Board

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The Chairman and Members of the Board must, at the time of the appointment
shall be;

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(a) A natural-born Filipino citizen and resident of the Philippines;
(b) At least a holder of a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering or its
equivalent, as conferred by an engineering school of good standing, recognized
and accredited by the Government;
(c) A registered chemical engineer who has been in active practice for at least ten
(10) years;
(d) A member of good standing of the integrated and duly accredited national
chemical engineering profession; and
(e) A person who does not have any pecuniary interest, directly or indirectly in
any university, college, school or institution conferring an academic degree
necessary for admission to the practice of chemical engineering or where review
classes in preparation for the licensure examination are being offered or
conducted; nor shall he be a member of the faculty or of the administration
thereof at the time of his appointment to the Board.

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Section 7 Article II Of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Qualifications of the
Board Chairman and Members

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Article III.
Section 16 Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Qualifications for
Examination

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Any person applying for admission to the chemical engineering
examination must have the following qualifications:

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(a) That he/she is a citizen of the Philippines;
(b) That he/she is of good moral character;
(c) That he/she is a graduate of a school, institute, college or
university recognized by the Government and has been
conferred the degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemical
Engineering or its equivalent; and
(d) That he/she has not been convicted of an offense involving
moral turpitude by a court of competent jurisdiction.

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Section 23. Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004 Article III

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Suspension or Revocation of
Certificate of Registration and Certification
of Compliance

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Any of the following shall be sufficient ground for the suspension
or revocation of a Certificate of Registration:

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(a) Any act of misrepresentation in connection with an alleged
performance of chemical engineering devices;
(b) Acts inimical to the chemical engineering profession; and
(c) Gross immorality or commission of any act involving moral
turpitude.

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Article IV of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Practice of Chemical
Engineering

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Article IV. Practice of Chemical
Engineering
Section 27.

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Prohibitions in the Practice of
Chemical Engineerig

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No person shall practice chemical engineering or render chemical
engineering service without a valid certificate of registration and a valid
professional identification card.

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Section 27. Prohibitions in the practice of Chemical Engineering

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No person shall practice chemical engineering or render chemical
engineering service without a valid certificate of registration and a valid
professional identification card. Any person who shall commit the
following acts shall be guilty of misdemeanor:

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(a) Practice chemical engineering or render chemical engineering services,
or pass himself off or advertise himself as a chemical engineer without a
valid certificate of registration or when such has been suspended or
revoked;
(b) Attempt to use as his own the certificate or seal of another
person or impersonate any registered chemical engineer; or
(c) Furnish the Board or Commission any false information or
document in order to secure a Certificate of Registration.

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Section 34. Article V. General
Provisions of Republic Act No. 9297 of 2004

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Penal Clause

27
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Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Act shall be guilty of
misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to a fine of not less than
___________ nor more than ___________ or imprisonment for a period of not less than ______________ or both at the discretion of the court.

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Ten thousand pesos (P10,000.00)
One million pesos
(P1,000,000.00)
six (6) months nor
more than five (5) years

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“An Act Creating a Patent Office, Prescribing
its Powers and Duties, Regulating the
Issuance of Patents and Appropriating Funds
Therefor”

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Republic Act No. 165

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REPUBLIC ACT NO
165
Chapters
Sections
Date

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June 20, 1947
16 chapters
83 sections

30
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REPUBLIC ACT NO
165 section 1

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Patent office

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There is hereby created a “Patent Office” under the executive provision of
the Department of Justice, where all records, books, drawings,
specifications and other papers and things pertaining to patents shall be
safely kept and preserved.

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SECTION 1: PATENT OFFICE
CHAPTER I.
—Organization and Operation
There is hereby created a “Patent Office” under the executive provision

32
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The Director is empowered to obtain the
assistance of technical, scientific or other qualified
officers or employees of other departments,
bureaus, offices, agencies and instrumentalities of
the Government, including corporations owned,
controlled or operated by government, when
deemed necessary in the consideration of any
matter submitted to the Office relative to the
enforcement of the provisions of this Act.

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SEC.3.SPECIAL TECHNICAL
AND SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANCE.

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An invention shall not be considered new or
capable of being patented:

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1) if it was known or
used by others in the Philippines before the
invention, thereof by the inventor named in an
application for patent for the invention; or
2) if it
was patented or described in any printed
publication in the Philippines or any foreign
country more than one year before the
application for a patent, therefor; or
3) if it had
been in public use or on sale in the Philippines for
more than one year before the application for a
patent, therefor; or
4) if it is the subject matter of
a validly issued patent in the Philippines granted
on an application filed before the filing of the
application for patent, therefor.

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CHAPTER 2:

REPUBLIC ACT NO
165

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Inventions
Patentable

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SEC.9. CHAPTER 2:
Inventions
Patentable. REPUBLIC ACT NO
165

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INVENTION NOT
CONSIDERED NEW OR PATENTABLE

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CHAPTER III. Application for Patent Sec10

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SEC. 10. Right to Patent

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Chapter 3 Sec 10 (3 rules)

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38
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Any person who falsely represents or indicates that
any device, articles or product made or sold by him
is patented, or is the subject of a registered design,
by making or having on the device, article or
product, or on their container or packages, or using
in advertising or displays used in connection with
them, or with any process, words expressing or
implying that the device, article, product or process
is patented or registered, shall be subject of a fine
of not less than one year, or both, in the discretion
of the court. Actions hereunder /shall prescribe in
two years.

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SEC.74.
penalty for false marking

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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION TEN (10), FIFTEEN (15),
SIXTEEN (16), FIFTY-FIVE (55), FIFTY-SEVEN (57), FIFTY-
EIGHT (58), FIFTY-NINE (59), SIXTY (60), AND SEVENTY-
EIGHT (78) OF, AND TO ADD NEW SECTION TWENTY-SEVEN-
A (27-A), AND FORTY-ONE-A (41-A) TO REPUBLIC ACT
NUMBERED ONE-HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE, ENTITLED “AN
ACT CREATING A PATENT OFFICE, PRESCRIBING ITS
POWERS AND DUTIES, REGULATING THE ISSUANCE OF
PATENTS, AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR”

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REPUBLIC ACT
NO.637
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION TEN (10), FIFTEEN (15),
SIXTEEN (16), FIFTY-FIVE (55), FIFTY-SEVEN (57), FIFTY-
EIGHT (58), FIFTY-NINE (59), SIXTY (60), AND SEVENTY-
EIGHT (78) OF, AND TO ADD NEW SECTION TWENTY-SEVEN-
A (27-A), AND FORTY-ONE-A (41-A) TO REPUBLIC ACT
NUMBERED ONE-HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE, ENTITLED “AN
ACT CREATING A PATENT OFFICE, PRESCRIBING ITS
POWERS AND DUTIES, REGULATING THE ISSUANCE OF

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