307 Process Intensification and Integration of Water and Energy Usage


Description:
Process intensification is a design approach that leads to smaller, cleaner safer and more energy-efficient technology. This sessions looks for papers that apply this approach to biorefinery design.

Sponsor:
Sustainable Biorefineries
Co-Sponsor(s):
Alternative Energy & Enabling Technologies (T4E), Biorefinery Technologies for Forest Based Lignocellulosic Biomass (T4A), Process Intensification & Modular Chemical Processing (T8), Next-Gen Manufacturing (T6A)


Chair:
Tracy J. Benson
Assistant Professor
Lamar University
Dan F. Smith Department of Chemical Engineering
PO 10053
Beaumont, TX
77710
Email: tracy.benson@lamar.edu

Co-Chair:
Peyman Fasahati
University of Wisconsin Madison
Madison, WI
Phone Number: 5173489909
Email: fasahati@wisc.edu


Papers:
307a
IGCC Process Intensification with the Reforming Technologies for Enhanced Power Generation with CCS Technology
Usama Ahmed, Seoul National University; Younggeun Lee, Seoul National University; Seolin Shin, Hanwha Total Petrochemical Co.; Umer Zahid, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; Chonghun Han, Seoul National University
307b
Vegetable Oil Process Intensification with Sterically Hindered Alcohols to Biofuels and Biochemicals
Daria C. Boffito, Polytechnique Montreal; Federico Galli, Polytechnique Montreal; Kieran Horry, Polytechnique Montreal; Nicolas Patience, Polytechnique Montreal
307c
Targeting Maximum Energy and Water Efficiencies for the Sustainable Total Textile Waste Refinery
Athanassios Nikolakopoulos, National Technical University of Athens; Foteini Barla, National Technical University of Athens; Antonis C. Kokossis, National Technical University of Athens
307d
Advances in Process Intensification: Using Reactive Distillation for the Conversion of Crude Glycerol
Obakore Agbroko, Lamar University; Tracy J. Benson, Lamar University
Break
307f
Process Design and Techno-Economic Assessment of a Seaweed-Based Biorefinery: Integration of Thermochemical and Biochemical Conversion Processes
Boris Brigljevic, Pukyong National University; J. Jay Liu, Pukyong National University
307g
Process Intensification and Modularization for Sustainability
Dionisios G. Vlachos, University of Delaware
Abstract Submissions Closed
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