559 Fluid-Solids Separation in Energy and Environmental Systems

Wednesday, October 31, 2012: 3:15 PM
403 (Convention Center )
Description:
Papers on theoretical and/or applied aspects of fluid/solids separation systems, devices, technologies, etc, are of interest. Studies on filters, settler, hydrocyclones, cyclones, spray dryers, centrifuges, novel separation systems, and other solids separation systems used in oil and gas processing, flue gas treatment, water/wastewater remediation are welcome. New separation materials/devices, process configurations, optimization studies are also solicited

Sponsor:
Fluid-Particle Separations

Chair:
Isaac K. Gamwo
Email: Gamwo@netl.doe.gov

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


3:15 PM
(559a) A New Method for Analyzing and Designing Filter Press Separations
Raymond M. Collins

3:40 PM
(559b) Deposits Formed From the Evaporation of Sessile Droplets
Pei-Fang Sung and Michael T. Harris

4:05 PM
(559c) Design and Optimization of Sea Salt Particles Filter for Naval Fuel Cell Using Microfibrous Materials (MFM)
Pengfei Zhao, Yanli Chen, Peng Cheng and Bruce J. Tatarchuk

4:30 PM
(559d) An Immersed Method to Predict the Pressure Drop Over a Dynamic Bed of Particles
Jeremiah N. Mpagazehe and C. Fred Higgs III
File available
4:55 PM
(559e) Geometric Optimization of Cyclones for Combination of Nonlinear Mathematical Programming and Computational Fluid Dynamics Techniques (CFD)
Oscar L. Sgrott Jr., Karina K. Costa, Dirceu Noriler, Henry F. Meier and Waldir P. Martignoni
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