Session: New Developments in Extractive Separations I (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

Solvent extraction continues to be an important unit operation. The increasing needs to achieve higher recoveries and selectivities from feeds of lower product concentrations demand improvements in our understanding of extraction fundamentals, along with our consideration of new solvents, new processes, and new contacting and sensing/monitoring equipment. This session brings together persons from industry, academia, and government who practice solvent extraction, and serves as a forum to disseminate new knowledge in the field.

Sponsor:

Extractions

Co-Sponsor(s):

Separations Division (02)

Chair:

Timothy C. Frank
Research Scientist and Sr. Technical Leader
The Dow Chemical Company
Engineering & Process Sciences Laboratory, Process Separations Discipline
1319 Building
Midland, MI 48674
Phone Number: 989-636-4310
Fax Number: 989-636-4616
Email: tcfrank@dow.com

Co-Chair:

A. Frank Seibert

Papers:

Welcoming Remarks

216a

“Smart” Solvents for Extractions and Purifications
Charles A. Eckert, Georgia Institute of Technology; Ryan Hart, Georgia Institute of Technology; Vittoria Blasucci, Georgia Institute of Technology; Pamela Pollet, Georgia Institute of Technology; Charles Liotta, Georgia Institute of Technology

216b

Phase Separation Conditions for Sugaring-out in Acetonitrile-Water Systems
Pradip Dhamole, Energy Biosciences Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Hao Feng, Energy Biosciences Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

216c

Calculation of Column Height Using Computational Fluid Dynamics
Thomas Gurker, Graz University of Technology; Enes Aksamija, Graz University of Technology; Bernhard Preisack, Graz University of Technology; Rolf Marr, Graz University of Technology

216d

Pilot Plant Scale up in Liquid Membrane Permeation with Supported Liquid Membranes (SLM)
Hannes Noll, Graz University of Technology; Marlene Fritz, Graz University of Technology; Matthäus Siebenhofer, Graz University of Technology

216e

Performance Comparison Between the KARR Column and Pulsed Column
Donald J. Glatz, Koch Modular Process Systems, LLC; Wendy Parker, Koch Modular Process Systems, LLC

216f

Effect of Phase Dispersion and Coalescing Material On Sieve Tray Capacity
Frank Seibert, University of Texas at Austin; James R. Fair, University of Texas at Austin; Steve Briggs, University of Texas at Austin; Micah Perry, University of Texas at Austin

Concluding Remarks

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