215 Development of Sustainable New Materials and Intermediates


Description:
Sustainable process development for new materials emphasizes the implementation of materials used in sectors such as transportation, construction, packaging, textiles and protection the sustainable processes require the most efficient use of raw materials and energy, preferably from renewable sources or through biological techniques, and prevention of generation and release of toxic materials leading to environmental problems. The development of sustainable processes/products has been driven both through consumer demand that is gentle to the environment, and also through regulations, agreements and treaties among nations. In this session, authors are encouraged to submit work that highlight case studies of sustainable material development, examples of process developments recognized by society as sustainable, or been approved by governmental agencies as meeting set sustainable criteria.

Sponsor:
Process Research and Innovation
Co-Sponsor(s):
General (23A), Innovations of Green Process Engineering for Sustainable Energy and Environment (TG), Product Design (12G)


Chair:
Tom Xu
Scientist
DuPont
DuPont Industrial Bioscienses
Wilmington, DE
Phone Number: 302-695-8052
Email: Tom.Xu@dupont.com

Co-Chair:
Shaibal Roy
Engineering Consultant
Chemours
Wilmington, DE
Phone Number: 267-334-5047
Email: shaibal.roy@chemours.com


Papers:
215a
Production of Chemicals from the Thermal Cracking of Castor Oil, Castor Oil Methyl Ester and Ricinoleic Acid
Vanderlei R. da Costa, University of Blumenau; Vinicyus R. Wiggers, Regional University of Blumenau; Vanderleia Botton, University of Blumenau; Edésio L. Simionatto, Regional University of Blumenau; Dilamara R. Sharf, Regional University of Blumenau; Henry F. Meier, University of Blumenau; Laércio Ender, Regional University of Blumenau
215b
Neem Coated Urea: A Fiscal Approach for Farmers
Sara Ahsan, Engro Fertilizers Ltd; Ali Ayub, Engro Fertilizers Ltd
215c
Technoeconomic Assessment of Two-Step Process for Upgrading and Utilizing Used Railroad Ties in an Integrated Biorefinery
Nourredine Aboulmoumine, University of Tennessee; Ross Houston, University of Tennessee
215d
Valorisation of Three-Phase Olive Mill Wastewater with the Addition of High Protein Co-Substrates
Dimosthenis Sarigiannis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Stavros Zachariou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Marilena Lioti, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Fokion Kaldis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Ioannis Zarkadas, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
215e
Evaluation and Comparison of the Scale-up Potential for Autotropic and Heterotrophic Algal Oil Production
Jasmine Kreft, University of North Dakota; Wayne S. Seames, University of North Dakota; Nickolas Garcia, University of North Dakota; Eric Moe, University of North Dakota
215f
Process Developments in Continuous Silicone-Polyether Copolymers
Akshay Kundan, Momentive Performance Materials Inc.; Chauncey Rinard, Momentive Performance Materials Inc.; Steven Bahr, Momentive Performance Materials Inc.
215g
Esterification of Carboxylic Acids Present in the BIO-OIL Produced By Thermal Cracking of Triacylglycerols
Eloá S Ramos, University of Blumenau; Laércio Ender, Regional University of Blumenau; Vanderleia Botton, University of Blumenau; Dilamara R. Sharf, Regional University of Blumenau; Edésio L. Simionatto, Regional University of Blumenau; Henry F. Meier, University of Blumenau; Vinicyus R. Wiggers, Regional University of Blumenau
Abstract Submissions Closed
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