91 Risk Reduction in- and Implementation of- Process & Technology Development


Description:
Successful technology transfer is an important part of the process development cycle for which there is often a large degree of uncertainty. A wide array of techniques and methods can be leveraged to assess and reduce the risk involved in transferring a process to a new manufacturing plant. This session aims to highlight examples of successful methodologies and/or strategies that have been used effectively to design the process, assess risk, reduce variability or increase overall process robustness. Papers focused on sharing learnings through process development case studies are particularly encouraged.

Sponsor:
Technology Transfer and Manufacturing


Chair:
John Peragine
Principal Technical Investigator
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Global Manufacturing and Supply
1 Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: john.peragine@bms.com

Co-chairs:
Ahmed A. Youssef
Process Technology Engineer
SABIC
Technology & Innovation
One Lexan Ln.
Mt. Vernon, IN
47620
Email: ahmed.youssef@sabic-ip.com

Sergio Mohedas
Sr. Manager
SABIC
Process Technology
14100 Southwest Freeway
Sugar Land, TX
77478
Email: smohedas@americas.sabic.com

Kuang-yao Brian Peng
Staff Scientist
SABIC Americas, Inc.
Process Technology
Sugar Land, TX
Phone Number: 2812433757
Email: bpeng@sabic.com


Papers:
91a
Multi-Objective Optimization for Optimal ORC(organic Rankine cycle) Design Considering Inherent Risk, Exergy Efficiency
Younggeun Lee, Seoul National University; Seeyub Yang, Seoul National University; Kyeongsu Kim, Seoul National University; Usama Ahmed, Seoul National University; Changsoo Kim, Seoul National University; Jeongnam Kim, Seoul National University; Chonghun Han, Seoul National University
91b
A Study on the Explosion Characteristics in Blast Test Facility By Flammable Gas
Hye-Ri Gye, ChungAng University; Kee Bong Yoon, ChungAng University; Chul-Jin Lee, ChungAng University
91c
Experimental Safety Plan (ESP) for Safety Management in Chemical Engineering Research
Juanita Miller, New Mexico State University; David Rockstraw, New Mexico State University; Martha Mitchell, New Mexico State University; Derrik Wootton, New Mexico State University
91e
A Datacentric Approach to Develop Process Design Packages Destined for Mega Projects
Jasmeer Ramlal, SABIC Americas Inc; Sergio Mohedas, SABIC; Xi Chen, SABIC Americas Inc; Minghua Ye, SABIC Americas, Inc.
91f
Transfer of Critical Technology Learnings and Unknown to the Engineering Design Package
Jack Dever, Mid-Atlantic Technology, Research & Innovation Center (MATRIC)
Abstract Submissions Closed
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