Lectures L

L5 - Tuesday morning
Chemical engineering education

Chairpersons: M. Jahoda, T. Meyer

L5.1     8:30   Keynote lecture: Nano- and micro-technology in chemical engineering. L. Schreiberová, *J. Kosek (Inst. Chem. Technol., Praha, CZ) [1155] 

L5.2     9:10   Advanced utilization of chemical engineering program suites in education. *T. Vaněk, M. Kohout, L. Valenz (Inst. Chem. Technol., Praha, CZ) [378] 

L5.3     9:30   Computer aided process engineering – Expanding the academic footprint with new generation tools. *R. Calder, J. Mahalec¹ (Invensys SimSci, Crawley, UK; ¹Invensys SimSci, Lake Forest CA, US) [35] 

L5.4     9:50   Is safety education necessary in research and teaching institutions?. T. Meyer (EPFL, Lausanne, CH) [24] 

L5.5   10:10   The one-day international group design project. M. J. Pitt (Univ. Sheffield, UK) [1161] 

10:30   Coffee break, poster session

L5.6   11:00   The development of skills through modelling activities. *P. F. Maia, D. M. Guedes (Univ. Vicosa, Florestal, BR) [934] 

L5.7   11:20   Practice-oriented education and training in water and sanitary engineering (ProESE). E. M. N. Chirwa (Univ. Pretoria, ZA) [916] 

L7 - Wednesday morning
2020+ Chemical manufacturing – commercial and technical impact from EU projects

Systems idea – from modern catalysts to flow plants

Chairpersons: V. Hessel, E. M. Sulman

L7.1     8:30   Keynote lecture: EU's future chemical manufacturing - new reactors, process windows, processing platforms, and business windows. V. Hessel (Eindhoven Univ. Technol., NL) [1457] 

L7.2     9:10   Magnetically separable catalysts for selective hydrogenation of unsaturated compounds. *E. M. Sulman, V. G. Matveeva, L. Z. Nikoshvili, N. A. Lyubimova, D. G. Morgan¹, W. E. Mahmoud², L. M. Bronstein² (Tver State Tech. Univ., RU; ¹Indiana Univ., Bloomington IN, US; ²King Abdulaziz Univ., Jeddah, SA) [237] 

L7.3     9:30   Benchmarking of process options of pharmaceutical reactions. *P. Yaseneva, C. Gordon¹, A. Peace¹, A. Lapkin (Univ. Cambridge, UK; ¹Britest Ltd, Runcorn, UK) [947] 

L7.4     9:50   Window of opportunity – potential of increase in profitability using modular plants and flow processing. *I. Vural Gursel, Q. Wang, T. Noel, V. Hessel, J. Lang¹ (Eindhoven Univ. Technol., NL; ¹Evonik Ind., Hanau-Wolfgang, DE) [1214] 

10:10   Coffee break, poster session

Multi-impact – from green chemistry to green energy

Chairpersons: R. Hartman, A. Stammer

L7.5   11:00   Keynote lecture: Flow chemistry with microchemical systems for energy, chemicals, and sustainability. R. L. Hartman (Univ. Alabama, Tuscaloosa AL, US) [1466] 

L7.6   11:40   Investigation of catalytic lactose hydrogenation over Ru-nanostructures impregnated in hypercrosslinked polystyrene. *V. Y. Doluda, A. Aho¹, M. B. Lebedeva, E. M. Sulman, J. Wärnå¹, D. Y. Murzin¹ (Tver State Tech. Univ., RU; ¹Abo Akad. Univ., Turku, FI) [833] 

L7.7   12:00   Mathematical model for on-line control of emulsion copolymerization in semi-batch and smart-scale reactors. *R. Pokorný, A. Zubov, P. Matuška, J. Kosek (Inst. Chem. Technol., Praha, CZ) [1151] 

L7.8   12:20   Reactor, catalyst and process development for plasma assisted nitrogen fixation reactions. *B. S. Patil, Q. Wang, J. Lang¹, V. Hessel (Eindhoven Univ. Technol., NL; ¹Evonik Ind., Hanau-Wolfgang, DE) [252] 

L8 - Wednesday afternoon
2020+ Chemical manufacturing – commercial and technical impact from EU projects

Valorisation – from pilot plant to production

Chairpersons: K.-D. Hungenberg, P. Stavárek

L8.1   14:00   Keynote lecture: Present and future of modular production technology in the chemical industry. *A. Stammer, A. Brodhagen, F. Stenger¹, M. P. Grün² (BASF, Ludwigshafen, DE; ¹Evonik Ind., Marl, DE; ²Bayer Technol. Services, Leverkusen, DE) [1559] 

L8.2   14:40   Piloting of an intensified epoxidation process step at 10 kg/h in a modular miniplant using modular microstructured reactors and demonstration of future potentials. *D. Kirschneck, W. Linhart, P. Loeb¹, U. Krtschil¹ (Microinnova Engineering, Allerheiligen bei Wildon, AT; ¹Fraunhofer ICT-IMM, Mainz, DE) [1434] 

L8.3   15:00   Anticipated impact from TOSCA project and its industrial case studies. *M. Gerbec, O. Aneziris¹, Z. Nivolianitou¹, M. Konstantinidou¹, G. Mavridis², S. Prast³ (Inst. J. Stefan, Ljubljana, SI; ¹Nat. Cent. Sci. Res. Demokritos, Athens, GR; ²K&N Efthymiadis, Sindos, GR; ³Celtic Oil, Borris, IE) [1229] 

L8.4   15:20   Alcohol ethoxylate sulfation in a microreactor operated in a pilot plant environment. *P. Stavarek, J. Křišťál, V. Jiřičný, D. Vanhoutte¹, R. Tarchini¹ (Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ; ¹Procter&Gamble Eurocor, Brussels, BE) [1117] 

15:40   Coffee break, poster session

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