Process Research and Development for Industrial Sustainability


Description:
This session encourages the discussion on breakthroughs that have advanced, or will advance green chemical engineering process development for industrial, environmental, or business sustainability. Papers from theoretical or practical contributions in all related areas are welcomed, such as technology innovation for environmentally benign manufacturing, process development for green products and sustainable alternative energy resources, emission reduction and energy savings, as well as the integration of sustainability analysis into process design and operations and supply chain management.

Sponsor:
Process Research and Innovation
Co-Sponsor(s):
Environmental Division (09)


Chair:
Qiang Xu
Professor
Lamar University
Dan F. Smith Department of Chemical Engineering
Beaumont, TX
77710
Email: qiang.xu@lamar.edu

Co-chairs:
Vinod Venkatakrishnan
Process Research Engineer
Shell International E&P Inc.
Houston, TX
Phone Number: 281-544-7567
Email: v.venkatakrishnan2@shell.com

Ha Dinh
Sr. R&D Engineer/Scientist
Honeywell UOP
Process Modeling and Optimization
5230 S M L King PKWY
Des Plaines, IL
77705
Phone Number: (847) 391-2496
Email: ha.dinh@honeywell.com


Papers:
Utilization of Flare Gas for Direct Non-Oxidative Production of Liquid Fuels and Chemicals
Maoqi Feng, Southwest Research Institute; Hsiang Yee Lai, Southwest Research Institute; Eloy Flores III, Southwest Research Institute
Emission Conscious Scheduling of Crude Unloading, Transferring, and Processing for Petroleum Refineries
Jialin Xu, Lamar University; Jian Zhang, Lamar University; Sujing Wang, Lamar University; Qiang Xu, Lamar University
Conceptual Design and Cost Estimation of an Offshore Autonomous Once-through Gas-to-Liquid Process Combined with Ammonia Synthesis
Mohammad Ostadi, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Erling Rytter, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Magne Hillestad, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Study of Liquid Dispersion in Winpak Modular Catalytic Structured Packing: Experiments Vs. CFD Simulations
Liu Chun Jiang, Tianjin University; Wenzhe Qi, School of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Tianjin University, Tianjin; Wenyu Xiang, Tianjin University
See more of this Group/Topical: Process Development Division