172 Special Session to Celebrate John Chen's Career Long Accomplishments

Monday, October 29, 2012: 3:15 PM
Conference C (Omni )
Description:
Prof. John Chen has been a key figure in the field of fluidization. His contributions towards transport phenomena in multi-phase systems including heat transfer mechanism, particle custering phenomena and fluid-particle flow measurement techniques are groundbreaking and have significantly influenced the research directions in the field. He has also been a strong leader as well in the educational front of fluidization and fluid-particle systems. This session will be accepting invitation-only papers honoring John Chen's numerous contributions in the field of fluidization and fluid-particle systems.

Sponsor:
Fluidization and Fluid-Particle Systems

Chair:
L.-S. Fan
Email: fan@chbmeng.ohio-state.edu

Co-Chair:
Arun K. Sharma
Email: Arun.K.Sharma@ExxonMobil.com

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


3:15 PM
(172a) An Overview of John Chen's Outstanding Accomplishments in Chemical Engineering
Ted Knowlton

3:34 PM
(172b) COAL Direct Chemical Looping Process: Metallurigical Coke and PRB COAL Conversions
L. S. Fan

3:53 PM
(172c) Important Length Scales in Dense Gas-Particle Flows
Stefan Radl, Chris Milioli, Fernando Milioli and Sankaran Sundaresan

4:12 PM
(172d) CFD Simulation of Pharmaceutical Particle Drying in Bubbling Fluidized Bed Dryers At Different Scales
Hamid Arastoopour and Jungkee Jang

4:31 PM
(172e) Dynamics of Particle Cratering Using High Speed Gas Jets
Casey LaMarche, Jennifer Sinclair Curtis, Shibo Kuang and Aibing Yu
File available
4:50 PM
(172f) Particle Scale Modelling and Analysis of Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer in Fluidised Beds
Zongyan Zhou, Qinfu Hou and Aibing Yu

5:09 PM
(172g) Measurement of Density Fluctuations in a Vertically Oscillated Granular Bed At the Onset of Vibrofluidization
Hugo Caram, James F. Gilchrist and Kenneth J. Ford

5:28 PM
(172h) Quantitative Predictions of Instabilities in Solid-Particle Flows
Peter P. Mitrano and Christine M. Hrenya
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