Process Innovations for Increased Energy Saving


Description:
Process innovations for increased energy saving is one of the major objective to achieve safe, energy efficient and reliable process design and development, it is also the major task of existing process debottlenecking, revamping, and optimization. The scope includes: 1. innovative new technology and equipment development or application for various process, 2. innovative hybridization of various new or traditional technologies or processes, 3. innovative modification for existing process or equipment, 4. innovative monitoring and controlling of the process operating conditions. The objective to improve process energy efficiency, health and operating safety and environmental conditions, and to minimizing capital and operational cost.

Sponsor:
Process Research and Innovation
Co-Sponsor(s):
Young Professionals Committee (YPC) (18C)


Chair:
Minghua Ye
SABIC Americas

Email: mye@sabic.com

Co-Chair:
Tom Enright
Xerox Research Center of Canada
Scale-up Engineering
Mississauga, ON
Email: tom.enright@xerox.com


Papers:
Reduced Energy Requirements for Direct Chlorination of Ethylene to Ethylene Dichloride
Kyle Self, Chemetry; Michael Weiss, Chemetry; Ryan Gilliam, Chemetry; Marshall Lee, Technip; Vincent Welch, Technip
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Industrial Refrigeration Systems
Oh Jin-Sik, Hyundai Heavy Industries; Michael Binns, Dongguk University; Sangmin Park Sr., Hyundai Industrial Research Institute; Jin-Kuk Kim, Hanyang University
A Process Synthesis Approach to Natural Gas Liquefaction
Baraka Celestin Sempuga, University of South Africa; Diane Hildebrandt, University of South Africa
Research Challenges in the Light Component Separation for the Methane Future Feedstock Projects
Kuangyao Brian Peng, SABIC Americas Inc; Minghua Ye, SABIC Americas Inc; Joshua D. Taylor, SABIC; Mohammad Shafiei, Sabic Americas, Inc.; Murali Gopalakrishnan, Sabic Americas, Inc.; Michael Huckman, Sabic Americas, Inc.
Modelling and Optimization of Environment-Friendly Process at Oil Offshore Platform
Yongheon Cho, Inha University; Soojin Kwon, Inha University; Junghoon Kim, Inha University; Sungwon Hwang, Inha University
Development of Novel Approach to Pretreat Natural Gas at Off-Shore Plants
Soojin Kwon, Inha University; Yongheon Cho, Inha University; Junghoon Kim, Inha University; Sungwon Hwang, Inha University
See more of this Group/Topical: Process Development Division