Preliminary Program subject to change
TB002 Process Intesification for More Efficient Processes
OverviewThis session will descibe how process intensification could be used to make processes more efficient.
Primary SponsorTopical B: Energy Processes (TB)

Chair

Roshan J. Jachuck
Process Intensification & Clean Technology (PICT) Group, Department of Chemical Engineering
Clarkson University
PO Box 5705
Potsdam, NY 13699
Phone Number: 315-268-6325
Fax Number: 315-268-6654
Email: rjachuck@clarkson.edu
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Topical B: Energy Processes