319 Special Session: To Celebrate Prof. John Chen's Career Long Accomplishments

Tuesday, November 10, 2015: 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
254B (Salt Palace Convention Center)

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
Co-Sponsor(s):
Transport and Energy Processes (07), Particle Technology Forum (03)
Co-chairs:
Jennifer Sinclair Curtis Email: jcurtis@che.ufl.edu
Hugo Caram Email: hsc0@lehigh.edu
- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.



8:30 AM
(319a) John Chen's Career Highlights
Jennifer Sinclair Curtis


8:38 AM
(319b) Analysis of a Nearly Isoentropic High Efficiency Pumped Heat Electricity Storage Process
Hugo S. Caram


9:02 AM
(319c) CFD Simulation of CO2 Regeneration of Carbonated MgO Based Solid Sorbent in a Carbon Capture Process
Hamid Arastoopour, Emad Gadirian, Shahin Zarghami and Javad Abbasian

File available
9:26 AM
(319d) Pneumatic Conveying at High Temperatures
George Klinzing


9:50 AM
(319e) High Temperature Thermal Energy Storage Using Phase Change Materials
Kemal Tuzla, Ying Zheng, Sudhakar Neti, Alparslan Oztekin, Wojciech Misiolek and John Chen


10:14 AM
(319f) Entrainment Calculations Via Bubble Dynamic Modeling for Applications at Elevated Pressure and Temperature
Wen-Ching Yang


10:38 AM
(319g) The Travelling Fluidized Bed Project: Working Together
John R. Grace
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