2006 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Process Intensification for Sustainability

Process intensification (PI) has been increasing important as a key technology for the chemical industries of the 21st century. PI leads not only to high efficiency of a process and energy conservation but also to global sustainability. This session highlights PI technologies for global sustainability.

Chair

Anna Lee Tonkovich, Velocys, Inc.

Co-Chairs

Yushi Hirata, Osaka University

Naoto Ohmura, Kobe University

Presentations

03:15 PM

(697a) Numerical Computations on Heat Transfer Characteristics in a Cavity Swepted by Hydrate Slurry Transported with Visco-Elastic Fluid

Hiroshi Suzuki, Sayaka Yamada, Ryoichi Nakamura, Yoshiyuki Komoda, Hiromoto Usui

03:45 PM

(697b) Process Intensification for Synthesis of Monodisperse Carbon Gel Beads for Wastewater Treatment

Takuji Yamamoto, Akira Endo, Apiluck Eiad-ua, Sho Kataoka, Takao Ohmori, Masaru Nakaiwa

04:15 PM

(697c) High Temperature Latent Heat Transportation by Use of Hydrate Slurry Treated with Surfactants

Hiroshi Suzuki, Satoshi Tanaka, Hiromoto Usui, Masahide Kazari

04:45 PM

(697d) Economic Recovery of Greenhouse Gases Enabled by Process Intensification

Anna Lee Tonkovich, Steve Perry, Ravi Arora, Laura Silva, Jeff McDaniel

05:15 PM

(697e) Cost Analyses of Chemical Micro Processing for Highly Intensified and High-Value Raw Material Processes - Real Business and Virtual Cases

Volker Hessel, Ulrich Krtschil, Patrick Löb, Holger Löwe, Dana Kralisch, Guenter Kreisel, Michael Küpper, Rainer Schenk