Project Details:
Chemical thermodynamics in industry
| Project No.: | 2002-063-1-100 |
| Start date: | 2003-01-01 |
| End date: | 2004-10-31 |
| Division: | Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Division |
Objective:
To bring to the attention of a wide audience, the pivotal role that Chemical Thermodynamics plays in the Chemical Industry of the 21st century.
Description:
The book is to be written for chemical engineers and industrial chemists, funders of chemical research, and research students and general chemists.
Draft outline
- Multi-phase thermodynamics of pulp suspensions - scale-up and reactor design with thermochemical models (combining reaction rates with Gibbs energy models)
- Use of multi-phase thermodynamics in slag metallurgy and steelmaking
- Metastable coating structures in PVD-coatings
- Properties of nano-size particles by using multi- phase thermodynamics
- Distillation (more in particular reactive distillation) (Arlt, Germany)
- Thermo properties from ab initio quantum chemistry (Sandler, USA)
- Molecular modelling (Cummings, USA)
- Bioseparations/downstream processing (Van der Wielen, Holland)
- Fine particle production (Reverchon, France)
- Polymer synthesis in ScFl's (Beckman, USA)
- Sustainability (De Swaan Arons, Holland)
- Ionic liquids (Heintz, Germany)
- Reactions in ScFl's (Eckert, USA/Poliakoff, UK)
- Polymer recycling (Kleintjens, Holland)
- Non-equilibrium thermo (Ratkje, Norway)
- Process simulation
- Non-classical critical phenomena (Sengers/ Anisimov, USA)
- Self-ordering systems
- CO2 sequestration
- Clathrates (Dendy Sloan)
- Reactive Distillation
- Molecular Thermodynamics (Prausnitz)
- Thermodynamic Properties of new materials (Manfred Martin, Aachen)
- Thermodynamic Properties of Polymers for Industry (Ralf Dohrn,Bayer, Germany)
- Thermodynamic Properties of Mixing for Industry (Chris Wormold, Bristol)
- Calorimetric Measurements for Industry (Jean-Pierre Grolier, U of Blaise Pascale)
- Flow Microcalorimetry measurements and Industry (Tony Beezer, U of Greenwich)
- Transport Properties and Industry (Bill Wakeham or Hartmut Brueschke, Germany)
- Viscosity of Refrigerants in Industry (Bill Wakeham)