2017 Annual Meeting

Session: Process Intensification and Integration of Water and Energy Usage

Process intensification is a design approach that leads to smaller, cleaner safer and more energy-efficient technology. This sessions looks for papers that apply this approach to biorefinery design.

Chair

Tracy J. Benson, Lamar University

Co-Chair

Presentations

08:00 AM

(307a) IGCC Process Intensification with the Reforming Technologies for Enhanced Power Generation with CCS Technology
Usama Ahmed, Umer Zahid, Chonghun Han, Younggeun Lee, Seolin Shin

08:22 AM

(307b) Vegetable Oil Process Intensification with Sterically Hindered Alcohols to Biofuels and Biochemicals
Daria C. Boffito, Federico Galli, Kieran Horry, Nicolas Patience

08:44 AM

(307c) Targeting Maximum Energy and Water Efficiencies for the Sustainable Total Textile Waste Refinery
Athanassios Nikolakopoulos, Antonios Kokosis, Foteini Barla

09:06 AM

(307d) Advances in Process Intensification: Using Reactive Distillation for the Conversion of Crude Glycerol
Obakore Agbroko, Tracy J. Benson

09:50 AM

(307f) Process Design and Techno-Economic Assessment of a Seaweed-Based Biorefinery: Integration of Thermochemical and Biochemical Conversion Processes
Boris Brigljevic, J Jay Liu

10:12 AM

(307g) Process Intensification and Modularization for Sustainability
Dionisios G. Vlachos