2016 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Modeling and Control of Crystallization

This session focuses on the control of crystallization process and the development of crystallization processes using modeling.

Chair

Zoltan K. Nagy, Purdue University

Co-Chair

Sean K. Bermingham, Process Systems Enterprise

Presentations

03:15 PM

(597a) A Multidimensional Population Balance Model for Predicting Crystal Size and Aspect Ratio in the Production of Phosphogypsum
Zhilong Zhu, You Peng, Kamal Samrane, Allan S. Myerson, Richard D. Braatz

03:35 PM

(597b) Optimal Operation of Batch Enantiomer Crystallization: From Ternary Diagrams to Predictive Control
Caio Felippe Curitiba Marcellos, Helen Durand, Joseph Sang-Il Kwon, Panagiotis Christofides

03:55 PM

(597c) Using Semidefinite Programming to Calculate Bounds on Particle Size Distributions
Garrett R. Dowdy, Paul I. Barton

04:15 PM

(597d) Characterization of an Integrated Continuous Cooling Crystallization Process with an in-Situ Wet Mill System for Particle Size Reduction
David Acevedo, Vamsi Krishna Kamaraju, Brian Glennon, Zoltan K. Nagy

04:35 PM

(597e) Tailoring the Crystal Size Distribution By Controlling the Crystallization Trajectory in Mass-Count Space
Daniel J. Griffin, Martha Grover, Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Ronald Rousseau

04:55 PM

(597f) Attainable Regions of Particle Sizes for Continuous Milling-Crystallization Processes
Thomas Vetter

05:15 PM

(597g) Attainable Regions for Critical Quality Attributes in Drug Manufacture and End Performance
Niall Mitchell