This preliminary program is subject to change.

Innovations of Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Processes and Building Technologies


Description:
Efficiency is critical for sustainability of many energy-intensive processes in manufacturing industries. Buildings consume significant amounts of energies in heating and cooling. This session solicits the latest research results that can potentially result in dramatic reduction of energy consumption to the existing manufacturing processes and buildings.

Sponsor:
Topical G: Innovations of Green Process Engineering for Sustainable Energy and Environment
Co-Sponsor(s):
Sustainability (09g), Separations Division (02), ICE2012: Alternative Energy & Enabling Technologies (T4E)


Chair:
Bhima Sastri
Technology Manager, Industrial Technology Program,
Department of Energy
1000 Independence Ave.SW, Room 5F-065
Washington DC, DC 20585
Fax Number: 202-586-9234
Email: bhima.sastri@hq.doe.gov

Co-Chair:
Yudong Chen
Senior Staff Scientist
Air Liquide
Delaware Research and Technology Center
200 GBC Drive
Newark, DE 19702
Email: yudong.chen@airliquide.com


Papers:
Multi-Objective Optimization Applied to Energy Efficient-Buildings
Ekaterina Antipova, University Rovira i Virgili
Application of Multi-Element Structure Array On Activated Carbon Filter in HVAC Systems
Guomin Xu, Auburn University; Bruce Tatarchuk, Auburn University
Energetic and Exergetic Performances of a Solar Storage Collector Based On Ceramics Matrixes
Leonardo Alonso, Corporacion Universitaria del Meta; Mario R Bernal, Universidad Libre; Gabriel Camargo, Universidad Libre; Fabio Sierra, Universidad Nacional
Boosting the Energy Efficiency of Ethylene Production
Martin Schmid, Graz University of Technology; Bernhard Prettenhofer, Graz University of Technology; Thomas Wallek, Graz University of Technology
Automating Molecular Modeling of Gasification with the Kinetic Modelers Toolbox
Scott R. Horton, University of Delaware Energy Institute; Yu Zhang, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.; Craig A. Bennett, University of Delaware Energy Institute; Frank Petrocelli, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.; Michael T. Klein, University of Delaware Energy Institute