This session presents the most recent advances in the development of structured adsorbents. Structured adsorbents offer various advantages over traditional shaped bodies like extrudates and beads, including lower pressure drop, faster mass transfer, better control of flow and thermal properties. These advantages, in turn, enable system improvements, such as faster cycling, fluidization resistance, etc. This session covers (but is not limited to): monoliths, laminates, adsorbent coatings, 3D-printed structures, hierarchical materials, advanced hybrid materials, and structured adsorbents with integrated functionality such as adsorption, heat exchange, electrical conductivity. Design and preparation of such advanced materials, their adsorptive characterisation, testing, and modelling are within the scope of this session.
08:00 AM
Riccardo Rea, Mohsen Gholami, Joeri Denayer, Stefano Brandani, Enzo Mangano
08:18 AM
Seo-Yul Kim, Hannah Holmes, Yuxiang Wang, Simon C. Weston, Ryan Lively
08:36 AM
Cory Sauer, Neeraj Borker
08:54 AM
Andrew L. Wagner, Philip Cox, Philip Luther, Alex Ferguson, Benjamin Woods
09:12 AM
Roberto Leyva-Ramos, Uziel Ortiz-Ramos, Francisco Carrasco-Marin, Agustín Francisco Pérez-Cadenas, Esther Bailón-García
09:30 AM
Kedar Jivrakh, Miguel Palomino, Anish Mathai Varghese, Fernando Rey, Susana Valencia, Kyriaki Polychronopoulou, Rashid Abu Al-Rub, Nahla Alamoodi, Georgios N. Karanikolos