103 Mixing Segregation Principles


Description:
Theory related to particle mixing and segregation has advanced considerably over the last decade. This session focuses on recent enhancements in segregation science and practice.

Sponsor:
Applications of Solids Processing Unit Operations
Co-Sponsor(s):
Particle-Based Separations: Fundamentals & Applications (T10)


Chair:
Richard M. Lueptow
Professor
Northwestern University
Mechanical Engineering
2145 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL
60208
Email: r-lueptow@northwestern.edu

Co-Chair:
Yi Fan
Associate Research Scientist
The Dow Chemical Company
Core R&D
Midland, MI
Email: yfan5@dow.com


Papers:
103a
Elutriation, Particle Separation, Fines, Cold Flow, Energy, Fluidized Bed, Bubbling
Nicholas Hillen, ORISE; Steven Rowan, ORISE; Ronald W. Breault, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Justin Weber, National Energy Technology Laboratory
54i
Segregation during Die Filling with Air-Sensitive Powders
Joesry El Hebieshy, University of Surrey; Qiong Cai, University of Surrey; Charley Wu, University of Surrey
103c
Reducing Segregation By Wet Granulation
Yi Fan, The Dow Chemical Company; Bruce D. Hook, The Dow Chemical Company; Karl Jacob, The Dow Chemical Company
103d
Understanding the Major Mechanisms and Controlling Parameters of Size Segregation
Lu Jing, The University of Hong Kong; Fiona C. Y. Kwok, The University of Hong Kong; Andy Y. F. Leung, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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