MO1.R3.2
Radio Frequency Heating of Catalytic Propane Dehydrogenation: Finite Element Approach, Techno-Economic, and Environmental Assessment.
Ankush Rout, Somtochukwu Lambert, Mark Barteau, Benjamin Wilhite, Micah Green, Texas A&M University; Debalina Sengupta, University of Houston
Session:
MO1.R3: Reaction Engineering for the Energy Transition I
Track:
Reaction Engineering for the Energy Transition
Location:
Tanglewood/Bellaire
Presentation Time:
Mon, 17 Feb, 11:05 - 11:25 CT (UTC -5)
Session Co-Chairs:
Pavel Kots, New York University and Daniel Trahan, The Dow Chemical Company
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Session MO1.R3
MO1.R3.1: MODELING OF A HEAT-INTEGRATED BIOMASS DOWNDRAFT GASIFIER WITH CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE AS FEEDSTOCK
Kim McAuley, Houda Haidar, Queen's university; James Butler, Samira Lotfi, National Research Council of Canada (NRC); Anh-Duong Vo, Peter Gogolek, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
MO1.R3.2: Radio Frequency Heating of Catalytic Propane Dehydrogenation: Finite Element Approach, Techno-Economic, and Environmental Assessment.
Ankush Rout, Somtochukwu Lambert, Mark Barteau, Benjamin Wilhite, Micah Green, Texas A&M University; Debalina Sengupta, University of Houston
MO1.R3.3: MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS INTO SUSTAINABLE CHEMICAL PROCESSES: OXYGEN ELECTROCATALYSIS AND FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS
Kasun Gunasooriya, University of Oklahoma
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