Session: Innovations for Energy Intensive Industrial Processes and Building Technologies (2011 Annual Meeting)

Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 8:30 AM

208 D (Minneapolis Convention Center)

Description:

Efficiency is critical for sustainability of many energy-intensive processes in manufacturing industries and in building technologies. This session solicits the latest research results that can potentially result in dramatic reduction of energy consumption to the existing manufacturing processes (reaction, separation, heating, cooling, etc.) and buildings such as HVAC system.

Sponsor:

International Congress on Energy: Innovations of Green Process Engineering for Sustainable Energy and Environment

Co-Sponsor(s):

Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division (20), Process Development Division (12), Separations Division (02)

Chair:

Bhima Sastri
Email: bhima.sastri@hq.doe.gov

Co-Chair:

Yudong Chen
Email: yudong.chen@airliquide.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

8:30 AM

(229a) Evaluation of Alternative Fuels to Replace Coal In Cement Manufacturing
Steve R. Duke, Anton Schindler and Don Stafford

8:50 AM

(229b) Kinetics Study of Calcium Carbonate Decomposition At High CO2 Environment
Yong-Hua Duan, Jian Zhang, Delong Xu, Hui Li, Le-le Yang, Xiao Fan, Wen-bin Yang, Yongxiang Ren and Yong Min

9:10 AM

(229c) Application of Ionic Liquids In the Aluminum Electrorefining
Zheng Yong, Lu Xingmei and Zhang Suojiang

9:30 AM

Break

9:40 AM

(229d) Novel Zeolite Membranes for Energy-Efficient Air Dehumidification and Conditioning
Rong Xing, Yuxiang Rao and Wei Liu

10:00 AM

(229e) An Osmotic Membrane Dehumidifier
Arthur S. Kesten and Jack N. Blechner

10:20 AM

(229f) Ethanol/Water Biomass Feedstock Separation Through Inorganic A-Type Zeolite Membrane on Thin Porous Ni Sheet Support
Yuxiang Rao, Rong Xing and Wei Liu

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