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Congress Organization
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EFCE
European Federation of Chemical Engineering
General Secretariat
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ANQUE
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© ECCE-4. Junio 2003
Index Programme
Honour Committees
02
Welcome Address
04
Organizing and Scientific Committees
06
Plenary Lectures
08
Key Notes
10
Exhibition
12
Special Events
12
Programme at a Glance
14
Oral Communication Programme
16
Poster Programme
38
Poster Information and Time-Table
89
Social Programme
90
General Information
93
Honour Committees
Honour Committee
President
H.R.M. Juan Carlos I The King of Spain
Josep Piqué
Manuel Chaves
Cándida Mártinez
Fuensanta Coves
Jose Antonio Viera
Pedro Morenés
José Torres
David Aguilar
Luis Parras
Francisco Belil
Lluis Seguí
Joan Malagelada
José Lladó
• Spanish Ministry for Science and
Technology
• President of C.A. Andalucía
• Counselor for Education and
Sciences (C.A. Andalucía)
• Counselor for Enviroment
(C.A. Andalucía)
• Counselor for Employment &
Technological Develop
(C.A. Andalucía)
• Spanish Secretary of State for
Science and Technology Policy
• Major of Granada
• President of University of Granada
• President of University of Jaen
• President of FEIQUE
• President of A-IQS
• President of SEQUI
• President of Técnicas Reunidas, S.A.
Scientific Honour Committee
Hans Hoffmann
Luis G. Jodra
K. Roel Westerterp
• First President of EFCE, DE
• Royal Academy of Science, ES
• Past President of EFCE, NL
Congress Chairmen
Jean Claude Charpentier
Baldomero López
• President of EFCE
• President of ANQUE
H.R.M. the King of Spain Juan Carlos I
Welcome Address
As long as we define Culture as a
particular stage of advancement in
civilization, Chemical Engineering
forms part of the Culture of the
human beings since the beginning
of History. Though it became a
scientific and technological body
only one hundred years ago,
Chemical Engineering is an
intrinsic instrument in all the
processes in which men and
women have changed the form, the
physical state, the energy content
and the composition of the matter,
thus contributing to the social
development along the centuries
and nowadays to the sustainable
growth. Chemical Engineering is,
and has always been, a Tool For
Progress.
The goals of a transition to
sustainability are promoted by the
today’s scientific interdisciplinary
multiscale approach of chemical
engineering. Indeed, the mesoscale
production of the chemical,
petrochemical, pharmaceutical,
cosmetics, food, bio and
agrochemical products desired by
the consumer implies a precise
knowledge of the various processes
occurring at different scales, from
the molecular scale processes up to
the plant macroscale, and the
environmental, societal and
economic requirements.
Baldomero López Pérez
This involves as well nanotailoring of
materials with controlled structure
as manufacturing end-use properties
for product-design or process
intensification with the design of
novel equipment or new methods of
production based on scientific
principles, modelling and simulation.
This approach shows the
paramount importance of the
current Chemical Engineering as a
multidisciplinary key-technology
serving mankind in a context
"market demands versus
technological offers".
Topics and Items of the Congress
Programme reveal this
multidisciplinarity. They cover the
present research priorities of the
European Commission, in which
Chemical Engineering is widely
involved, from energy efficiency to
globalisation and from waste
management to new product
processes. They survey the current
state of the art in the basic Chemical
Engineering Tools and deeply refer
to the new Trends in Chemical
Reactor and Separation
Technologies. They also offer a
platform to chemists, food
technologists, computing experts,
biotechnologists and several other
field specialists to join us and
interchange ideas on matters in
which collaboration is necessary.
Jean Claude Charpenter
Congress Chairman
Welcome Address
Items like "Education in Chemical
Engineering" and "Student
Program" are traditionally a must
in the ECCE congresses, because
education programs have to be
contrasted and revised periodically
in order to prepare the chemical
engineers to react successfully
before the new, rapid and
continuous advances of Science,
Technology and Innovation.
As an example of the new
approaches, the ECCE-4 presents
the 1st European Symposium on
Product Design and Engineering.
This is a growing subject in the last
decade in the Process Industry,
relative to the manufacture of
specific performance products at a
smaller scale than in the bulk
industry. This has originated a
multidisciplinary product oriented
research for product relevant
functionality, in which chemical
engineers are also engaged.
the Topic "Sustainable
Development", which is of intimate
relation with Society.
Coming to this point, it looks
appropriate to stand out that
congresses are, besides their
scientific and technical interest, a
way of mutual communication with
the social factors, thus ECCE-4 has
profited the opportunity to offer a
Plenary Conference on "Social
Communication of Chemical
Engineering", an open Round Table
on Sustainability with the
participation of journalists, and a
Press Office organized for the
connection of journal, radio and TV
reporters with the Congress
participants in order to spread the
skills of Chemical Engineering to
solve the problems and meet the
challenges of modern society.
More than 1.400 papers and posters
from over 60 countries and more
than 20 sponsors give a clear idea
of the interest that ECCE-4 has
reached in the Educational,
Scientific and Technical
communities, in the Industry and
in the Administration. In a
panoramic view, we would outline
that over 300 contributions are on
We express our thanks to the
members of the Scientific and
Organizing Committees, to the
Collaborators, to the Sponsors, to
the ANQUE Executive Committee
and to all the participants. We
welcome you to Granada, one of the
most beautiful Spanish towns,
monumental and historical, artistic
and charming, crossway of
cultures. We wish you all a fruitful
and rewarding Congress and an
enjoyable stay in Granada.
Leopoldo Martínez Nieto
Chairman Organizing Committee
Felix Garcia Ochoa
Chairman Scientific Committee
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Leopoldo Martínez-Nieto
(Chairman, U. Granada, ES)
Alfredo Vara
(Vicechairman, ANQUE, ES)
Jaime Arboles
Alvaro Badiola
Antonio de Diego
Gilles Flamant
Juan G. Monar
Willi Meier
Rafael Murillo
Juan J. Nava
Cristóbal Nebot
Luis F. Rivera
Jaime Soley
José Antonio Vinós
Lorenzo Baselga
Vicente Bravo
Mercedes Fernández
Ana García
José A. Jiménez
Salvador Rodriguez
(AIQS, ES)
(ANQUE, ES)
(CGCQ, ES)
(CNRS, Odeillo, FR)
(ANQUE, ES)
(EFCE, DE)
(ANQUE, ES)
(FEIQUE, ES)
(ANQUE, ES)
(ANQUE, ES)
(SEQUI, ES)
(ANQUE, ES)
(ANQUE,Technical Secretary, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Félix García-Ochoa
(Chairman, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, ES)
Ryszard Pohorecki
(Vicechairman, U. Technology Warsaw, PL)
José Costa
(Vicechairman, Universidad Barcelona, ES)
Alberto Arce
Poul Bach
Giancarlo Baldi
Howard A. Barnes
F. Javier Benítez
Alberto Bertucco
Javier Bilbao
Antonio Bódalo
David Bogle
Jacques Bousquet
Ulrich Broeckel
Gerd Brunner
Guillermo Calleja
Fernando Camacho
Joaquín Casal
Francesc Castells
María J. Cocero
Tomás Cordero
Richard C. Darton
Bernard Delmon
P. Ditl
John A. Dodds
(U. Santiago, ES)
(Novozymes, DK)
(Politecnico Torino, IT)
(Unilever Research, UK)
(U. Badajoz, ES)
(U. Padova, IT)
(U. País Vasco Bilbao, ES)
(U. Murcia, ES)
(U. College London, UK)
(Total-Fina-Elf, FR)
(FHTrier/Birkenfeld, DE)
(U. Hamburg, DE)
(U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES)
(U. Granada, ES)
(U. Politécnica Cataluña, ES)
(U. Rovira I Virgili, ES)
(U. Valladolid, ES)
(U. Málaga, ES)
(U. Oxford, UK)
(U. Cath. Lovaine, BE)
(U.Czeh Technical, CZ)
(E´cole Mines d’Albi, FR)
J. Drahos
Enrico Drioli
Lutz End
Santiago Esplugas
Pedro Fito
Eric Forssberg
Miguel A. Galán
Rafiqul Gani
Eloy García-Calvo
Ernst. D. Gilles
John Gillett
M. Glor
Carmen González
Andreas Gutsch
Angel J. Irabien
Ian C. Kemp
Matthias Kind
Valery Kirillov
Nikolai N. Kulov
Jorge Lang-Lenton
Joseph J. Lieto
Antonio de Lucas
Giusepe Marrucci
Antonio Martín
Timothy McKenna
Thierry Meyer
Martin Molzahn
Rosa Nomen
Jan Novosad
Inmaculada Ortiz
Hans J. Pasman
Joaquín Pérez-Pariente
Luis Puigjaner
Albert Renken
Encarna Rodríguez
Juan J. Rodríguez
Frank Runge
Luis Salvador
Jesús Santamaría
Aurora Santos
Julià Sempere
Helmar Schubert
Heike Schuchmann
Karl Sommer
Eva Sørensen
José L. Sotelo
Julia Stegemann
Joachim Ulrich
Manuel del Val
Jan Venselaar
Gerhard Wagner
R. J. Wakeman
Gabriel Wild
Anthony A. Wragg
(Inst. Chemical Process Fund., CZ)
(U. Calabria, IT)
(BASF AG, DE)
(U. Barcelona, ES)
(U. Politécnica Valencia, ES)
(U. Technology Lulea, SE)
(U. Salamanca, ES)
(Tech Univ Denmark, DK)
(U. Alcalá Henares, ES)
(Max Plack Inst. Maddeburg, DE)
(EFCE, UK)
(Inst. Forderung der Sicherheit, CH)
(U. Barcelona, ES)
(Degussa AG, DE)
(U. Cantabria, ES)
(AEA Technology, UK)
(U. Karlsruhe, DE)
(Inst. Catalysis, Novosibirsk, RU)
(Russian Acad. Sci., Kurnakov Inst., RU)
(ENRESA, ES)
(U. Claude Bernard,Lyon, FR)
(U. Castilla-Mancha, ES)
( U. Napoli, IT)
(U. Córdoba, ES)
(LCPP-CNRS, FR)
(Inst. Process Science, Lausanne, CH)
(Weisenheim am Berg, DE).
(U. Ramon Llull, ES)
(Czech Soc. Chem. Eng., CZ)
(U. Cantabria, ES)
(TNO Defence Res., NL)
(ICP-CSIC, ES)
(U. Politécnica Cataluña, ES)
(EPF Lausanne, CH)
(U. Politéc. Madrid, ES)
(U. Autónoma Madrid, ES)
(BASF AG, DE)
(U. Sevilla, ES)
(U. Complutense, Madrid, ES)
(U. Complutense Madrid, ES)
(U. Ramon Llull, ES)
(U. Karlsruhe, DE)
(Fed. Research Centre Nutrition, DE)
(TU Munchen, DE)
(Univer. College London, UK)
(U.Complutense Madrid, ES)
(U. Oxford, UK)
(U. Halle-Wittenberg, DE)
(Técnicas Reunidas, ES)
(TNO - MEP, Apeldoorn, NL)
(F.Hoffmann-La Roche, CH)
(U. Loughborough, UK)
(ENSIC-CNRS, FR)
(U. Exeter, UK)
Plenary Lectures
OPEN CEREMONY
Monday, 22nd September
10:00 - 11:00
• Opening by Spanish Ministry for Science and
Technology.
• Welcome by the President of ANQUE.
• Welcome by the President of EFCE.
11:00 - 12:00
Communication in Science,
Technology and Chemical
Engineering. Is it a voluntary
challenge or an absolute
necessity?
Tuesday, 23th September
11:00 - 12:00
Dr. Valentin Gonzalez
(U. Autónoma. Madrid, ES)
Dr. Valentin Gonzalez is Associate Professor of
Chemical Engineering at the Universidad
Autonoma de Madrid (Spain) as well as a
Journalist. He is mainly devoted to the teaching of
the industrial chemical process and the project
design. He works in catalytic reduction of
industrial pollutants in effluents and flue gases.
He worked in research and development of new
processes for the production of uranium
compounds and in the management of radioactive
wastes in the Junta de Energia Nuclear (JEN) in
Spain, and in the Kernforschungs Zentrums
Karlsruhe, in Germany.
He was Director of Nuclear Technology at JEN
and Director of Communication and International
Relations and Research and Technology at
ENRESA, Spanish Company responsible for the
Management of Radioactive Wastes.
He was appointed to held technical missions in
South American countries for the International
Atomic Energy Agency of the United Nations
Organization and has been member of different
Advisory Committees in the E.U., OECD and
I.A.E.A.
Doctor Gonzalez is a member of the Spanish
Academy of Pharmacy; of the European and
Spanish Nuclear Societies; of the Spanish
Associations of Directors of Communication, of the
Press and of Scientific Journalists, inter allia.
2010: A NanoSpace Odissey
Prof. Sir Harry W. Kroto
(U. Sussex, UK)
Harold Kroto received a BSc (Chemistry, 1961) and
a PhD (Molecular Spectroscopy, 1964) from the
University of Sheffield. After Postdoctoral work at
the National Research Council (Ottawa, Canada)
and Bell Telephone Laboratories (Murray Hill, NJ
USA) he started his academic career at the
University of Sussex (Brighton) in 1967. He
became a professor in 1985 and a Royal Society
Research Professor in 1991. In 1996 he was
knighted for his contributions to chemistry and
later that year, together with Robert Curl and
Richard Smalley (of Rice University, Houston,
Texas), received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for
the discovery of C60 Buckminsterfullerene a new
form of carbon.
Plenary Lectures
Wednesday, 24nd September
11:00 - 12:00
The Role of the Chemical
Engineering in the FP6 (Six
Framework Programme)
Mr. Ezio Andreta
(EU Commission Directorate for
Sustainable & Competitive
Growth, IT)
Andreta, Ezio - Graduated in Political Sciences and
Economics (Univ. of Genoa and Lyon);
postgraduated studies in Industrial and Monetary
issues at the London School of Economics;
Doctorate in International Relations (Univ. of
Genoa);Assistant Professor in Economics. Since
1995 he is Director at the European Commission DG Research. Under FP6 he is responsible for the
Priority on Nanotechnologies, multifunctional
materials and new production processes. Professor
of knowledge management at the PhD school of
Politecnico di Torino.
Thursday, 25th September
12:00 - 13:00
Challanges in Research and
Process Development for the
Chemical Industry.
Dr. Helmut Mothes
(Process Technology, Bayer
Technology Services,
Leverkusen, DE)
Dr. Mothes heads the Process Technology
Department of Bayer Technology Services, the
technology provider for the Bayer Group.
He has extensive experience in manufacturing,
supply chain management and process
development in the chemical and pharmaceutical
business.
In 1984 he joined Bayer focussing on process
design and optimization in Central Research.
During his US-assignment he was responsible for
the biotechnology pilot plant and technical
operations at Bayer's Citric Acid Business in
Elkhart (USA).
After his return to Germany he headed the Flavor
Production of Haarmann & Reimer and later
Technical Operations of Bayer's Animal Health
business.
He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the
University of Karlsruhe and worked as Post-Doc
at the University of California (Berkeley/USA).
CLOSING CEREMONY
Thursday, 25th September
• Good-bye Address.
• Performance of the
“Manuel de Falla” choral group.
13:00 - 13:45
Key Notes
TOPIC 1:
TOPIC 4:
• Chemical Engineering Education in Europe –
Trends and Challenges.
Dr. Martin Molzahn (Weisenheim am Berg, DE)
• New Trends on Combustion Gases Treatments.
Dr. Juan Adanez et al. (Inst. Carboquímica, CSIC, ES)
• Forensic Engineering.
Prof. Alan J. Smith (U. Sheffield Hallam, UK)
• Contaminant Transport in Soils and
Groundwaters.
Dr. Antonis D. Koussis (National Observatory,
Athens, GR)
• The European Higher Education Area: The
Future of Engineering.
Prof. Pedro Lourtie (Inst. Sup. Tecnico, Lisboa, PT)
• Environmental Application of Carbon Materials:
Success Stories and New Challenges.
Dr. Ljubisa R. Radovic (Pennsylvania State U., US)
TOPIC 2:
• Improved Refining Planning and Operation
through Better Feedstock Characterization with
Rigorous Models.
Mr. Jose L. Pena (Repsol-YPF, ES)
• Contract Strategy for Industrial Projects: the
Case of TR.
Mr. Miguel Paradinas (Tecnicas Reunidas, ES)
• Spanish Chemical Industry Outlook.
Dr. Francisco Belil (FEIQUE, ES)
TOPIC 3:
• Sustainable Growth and Chemical Engineering.
Dr. Jan Venselaar (TNO Environment, Energy &
TOPIC 5:
• Group Contributions Methods for the Prediction
of Phase Equilibria and Viscosities.
Prof. José Tojo (U.Vigo, ES )
• Possibilities and Limitations of CFD in Disperse
Multiphase Flows.
Prof. René V.A. Oliemans (Delft U. Technology, NL)
• Interactions of Droplets and Bubbles Induced by
Thermo-capillary Forces.
Prof. Avinoam Nir (Technion, Haifa, IL)
• Two-phase Flow with Mass Transfer in Bubble
Columns.
Prof. Dieter Mewes et al. (U. Hannover, DE)
Process Innovation, NL)
• Sustainable Chemical Engineering.
Prof. Richard C. Darton (U. Oxford, UK)
• Fuel Cells, Advanced Reactors and Smart
Catalysis: the Exploitation of Ceramic Ionconducting Membranes.
Prof. Ian S. Metcalfe (UMIST, UK)
• Breaking the Looking Glass: Scenario Approach
for a Sustainable Energy Future
Ing. Dante Casati (ENI-Tecnologie, IT)
TOPIC 6:
• Catalytic and Multiphase Reactors.
Prof. J.T.F. Keurentjes (T. U. Eindhoven, NL)
• Challenges in Product Design in Emulsion
Polymerisation Reactors.
Prof. Jose M. Asua (U. Pais Vasco, ES)
• Process Intensification: Reactor Technologies for
Fine Chemicals & Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.
Mr. A. Green (BHR Solutions, UK)
Key Notes
TOPIC 7:
TOPIC 10:
• Process Intensification in Emulsion Separations:
Mechanism of Demulsification and Applications.
Prof. Galip Akay et al. (U. Newcastle, UK)
• Electrolytic Production of Potassium Hydroxide
and Chlorine with Membrane Cells.
Y. Noaki, H. Houda (Asahi Kasei, JP)
J. L. Hernández, A. Usón (Aragonesas, ES)
• Separation of Organic Pollutants from Air using
Zeolite Membranes.
Prof. Jesús Santamaría et al. (U. Zaragoza, ES)
• Nanotechnology.
Dr. Frank Menzel (Degussa AG, DE)
• Advances in Cyclic Adsorption Processes.
Prof. Alirio Rodrigues (U. Porto, PT)
TOPIC 11:
• Advanced Membrane Contactors in Integrated
Membrane Operations.
Prof. Enrico Drioli et al. (U. Calabria, IT)
• Reactive Separation Processes.
Prof. José Coca et al. (U. Oviedo, ES)
TOPIC 8:
• Enzymatic Reactors in Environmental
Engineering.
Prof. Juan M. Lema (U. Santiago de Compostela, ES)
• Chemical Engineering Issues Essential for Large
Scale Bioprocesses.
Prof. John Villadsen (Tech. Univ. Denmark, DK)
• Design of Photobioreactors.
Prof. José Merchuk (U. Ben Gurion, IL)
• Micro-porous Solid Characterization.
Dr. Angel Linares (U. Alicante, ES)
• Spouted Bed Reactors.
Prof. Martin Olazar (U. Pais Vasco, ES)
• Solution Crystallization: Developments and New
Trends.
Prof. Joachim Ulrich (U. Halle-Wittenberg, DE)
TOPIC 12:
• Chemical Processes at High Pressure.
Prof. Michael Buback (Georg August U.,
Goettingen, DE)
• Particle Design using Supercritical Fluids.
Prof. Ernesto Reverchon et al. (U. Salerno, IT)
TOPIC 9:
• Hierarchical Plant Control and Associated
Modelling Aspects.
Prof. Sten Bay Jorgersen (Tech. U. Denmark, DK)
• Capturing the Value of the CAPE-OPEN
Standard.
Dr. Michel Pons (Atofina, FR)
• Interactivity and Automated Process Design.
Prof. Eric Fraga et al. (U. College London, UK)
• Plant-wide Integration of Information and
Decision Support Systems: Present Tools & Limits
Prof. Antonio Espuña et al. (U. Politecnica
Cataluña, ES)
TOPIC 13:
• Product Design of Food Emulsions.
Prof. H. Schubert et al. (U. Karlsruhe, DE)
• Methods and Tools for Efficient Chemical
Product Design: Property, Estimation &
Computer Aided Molecular Design.
Prof. R. Gani and Dr. J. Marrero
(Tech. U. Denmark, DK)
Exhibition-Special Events
EXHIBITION
Along with the scientific meetings
and lectures there will be an
Exhibition Hall where private
companies, corporations and official
bodies will display and show, in
various Stands, their products,
achievements and solutions in
connection with the ECCE-4.
Since the booking of Stand space is
not closed yet , the list of exhibitors
is not included here. It will be
shown in the Congress web site as
soon as possible. The final list will
be attached to the Congress
documents.
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Executive Board as well as the
General Assembly of the European
Federation of Chemical
Engineering, EFCE, will take place
in Granada.
In addition, several EFCE Working
Parties have decided to hold their
annual meetings during the
Congress.
By now, the Working Parties to meet
in Granada are:
The Meeting of ANQUE Executive
Board will be held during the
Congress
• Agglomeration
• Education
• Multiphase Fluid Flow
• Chemical Engineering in Catalysis
Applications
• Environmental Protection and
Sustainable Development
• Electrochemical Engineering
• Polymer Reaction Engineering
1st EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on PRODUCT
ENGINEERING
Product design and product
engineering faces a strongly
growing interest with respect to a
wide range of consumer related
products. Due to product design
well-established products enjoy of
new market opportunities based on
custom designed multifunctional
product properties. The "1st
European Symposium on Product
Engineering" intends to act as a
platform for the exchange of
experience and knowledge in this
highly interdisciplinary field.
Specialists and scientists from
industry and academia will
contribute to the symposium. The
fundamentals and educational
aspects of product design will be
discussed as well as product
engineering covering fine
chemicals, paints, detergents, food
products, pharmaceuticals,
polymers and fertilizers.
ROUND-TABLE ON SUSTAINABILITY
Tuesday, 23rd september
15:00
Sustainability is a concept often
employed in the last two decades. It
tries to define a world in balance
with its inhabitants, in such a way
that impacts can be absorbed and
digested by the natural mechanisms
in a reasonably short-medium time.
All this must be accompanied by the
assurance that the natural materials
and the biodiversity are not
destroyed or does not disappear.
Nevertheless, there are different
ideas and definitions on this subject.
This is the main reason to hold a
round-table inviting a group of
experts, coming from different
activities and social responsibilities.
Therefore, the point of view of
politicians, researchers, managers,
experts in sustainability, etc., will
be discussed. Therefore, this session
will be open to the public.
The round-table will take advantage
of the impact of the 4th ECCE in
Granada and the big concentration
of experts in Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering in site. Its
mise in scene and development will
allow to pick up conclusions about
the general opinion of the public on
sustainability. At the same time the
potential solutions of Chemical
Engineering on how to reach
sustainability will be discussed.
Some decades ago, Chemical
Industry had its future depending
on the social understanding of its
activities. Not the future, but the
social transcendence of Chemical
Engineering could be affected by
the role that the Chemical
Engineering plays, according to the
social opinion, in the application of
the sustainability concept.
ROUND-TABLE PARTICIPANTS
Chairman:
Session Organizer:
Speakers:
• Prof. Felix Garcia-Ochoa
U. Complutense, Madrid, ES.
• Dr. Valentin Gonzalez
U. Autonoma, Madrid, ES.
• Dr. Juan Espada
General Director of Environment Quality,
Junta de Andalucia, ES.
• Mr. Ezio Andreta
Director Industrial Technologies, UE.
• Prof. Juan J. Rodríguez
U. Autonoma, Madrid, ES.
• Prof. Richard Darton
U. Oxford, UK.
• Mr. Manuel Toharia
Scientific Journalist, Director of "Ciudad de las
Artes y las Ciencias de Valencia", ES.
• Dr. Gerardo Rojas
FEIQUE, CEO Huntsmann Tioxide, ES.
• Dr. Helmut Mothes
CEFIC, BAYER, Leverkusen, DE.
Topics
1 TOPICS
1.1 Chemical Engineering and Society Demands. Forensic
Engineering.
1.2 Education in Chemical Engineering. Computers in Chemical
Engineering Education.
1.3 Student Program.
2 CHEMICAL INDUSTRY STRATEGIES
Structural Changes and Strategies. Quality Management &
Environmental Standards.
3 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
3.1 Chemical Engineering in Energy. Biomass and Solar Energies.
Fuel Cells, Batteries, Hydrogen Technology.
3.2 Sustainable Materials Resources: Renewable & Secondary
Materials, Derived Products & Processes.
3.3 Pollution Prevention and Cleaner Technologies.
4 SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
4.1 Process Safety, Hazard Assessment and Health.
4.2 Air Pollution Control.
4.3 Wastewater Treatments.
4.4 Domestic and Industrial Waste Management.
4.5 Soil Remediation.
5 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TOOLS
5.1 Thermo-Physical Properties. Molecular Modelling.
5.2 Interfacial and Transport Phenomena.
5.3 Rheology.
5.4 Applied Chemical Kinetics.
5.5 Computer Fluid Dynamics and Mixing.
5.6 Multiphase Flows.
6 TRENDS in CHEMICAL REACTORS
6.1 Catalytic and Multiphase Reactors. Structured Catalysts.
6.2 Polymerisation Reactors.
6.3 Electrochemical Processes.
6.4 Process Intensification. Microreactors.
7 SEPARATION TECHNOLOGIES
7.1 Advances in Unit Operations.
7.2 Membrane Technologies and Hybrid Processes.
7.3 Adsorption and Integrated Processes.
8 POWDER TECHNOLOGY
8.1 Solids Handling.
8.2 Porous Solids.
8.3 Solid-Fluid Operations.
8.4 Drying.
8.5 Crystallisation.
9 PROCESS SYSTEM ENGINEERING & CAPE
9.0 Process System Engineering.
9.1 Process Dynamics and Control.
9.2 Computer Aided Modelling, Simulation & Optimisation.
9.3 Innovative Process Synthesis and Design.
9.4 Tools for Integration.
10 NOVEL PRODUCTS and TECHNOLOGIES
10.1 New Chemistry. Advanced Materials.
10.2 Fine Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals.
10.3 Nanotechnology.
10.4 Innovative Technologies, Methods and Processes.
11 BIOCHEMICAL and FOOD ENGINEERING
11.1 Bioprocess Engineering and Development.
11.2 Separation Processes in Biotechnology.
11.3 Food Engineering.
12 HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY
12.1 Chemical Reactions under High Pressure.
12.2 Supercritical Fluid Technology.
12.3 Fundamentals of High Pressure Processes.
13 FIRST EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on PRODUCT ENGINEERING
Product Design. Product Engineering.
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Programme at a Glance
(1 de 2)
1a PARTE
2a PARTE
Programme at a Glance (2 de 2)
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TOPIC 1
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING and SOCIETY
TOPIC 1.1 Chemical Engineering and Society
Demands. Forensic Engineering
ROOM ANDALUCIA 1 (FLOOR: 1)
CAPACITY: 70 people
Wednesday, 24th of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Jose Costa (U. Barcelona, ES),
Dr. John Gillett (EFCE, UK).
KN-1.1-001 Forensic Engineering.
12:00-12:30 Prof. Alan J. Smith
(U. Sheffield Hallam, UK).
O-1.1-002 Chemical Engineering Via Art.
12:30-12:45 T. Abraham (Ben-Gurion U. Negev, IL).
O-1.1-003 On "Non-traditional" Methods of
12:45-13:00 Teaching.
C. Roizard, E. Schaer (E N S Industries
Chimiques, FR).
O-1.1-004 Chemical Kinetic Mechanism
13:00-13:15 Analysis Training in the Digital Lab. I.
Kirillov (Kurchatov Institute, RU).
TOPIC 1.3 Student Program
CAPACITY: 70 people
or MANUEL de FALLA HALL (FLOOR 1)
CAPACITY: 270 people
Thursday, 25th of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Ryszard Pohorecky (U. Tech.
Warsaw, PL), Dr. John Gillett (EFCE, UK).
O-1.3-001 Experiences of a Spanish Chemical
09:00-09:15 Engineer in the UK.
S. Gallego Schimd. (Institution of Chemical
Engineers-AGREIQ, ES)
O-1.3-002 The Institution of Chemical
09:15-09:30 Engineers in Spain.
A. Cuevas (FEIQ, Spanish Federation of
Chem. Eng. ES)
KN-1.3-003 The European Higher Education
09:30-10:00 Area: The Future of Engineering.
Prof. Pedro Lourtie (PT).
10:00-10:30 Round Table on European High
Education.
TOPIC 1.2 Education in Chemical Engineering.
Computers in CE Education
CAPACITY: 70 people
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Ryszard Pohorecky (U. Tech.
Warsaw, PL) , Prof. Jose L. Sotelo (U.
Complutense, ES) .
KN-1.2-001 Chemical Engineering Education in
16:30-17:00 Europe – Trends and Challenges.
Dr. Martin Molzahn
(Weisenheim am Berg, DE).
O-1.2-002 A Chemistry and Chemical
17:00-17:15 Engineering Curriculum.
S.M. Lemkowitz, G. Korevaar, E. van der
Voet, I. Nikolic (Leiden U., NL).
O-1.2-003 A Virtual Bioreactor for the
17:15-17:30 Education of (Bio-) Chemical Engineers.
V.C. Hass, K. Kuhn, S. Pulschen, B.C.
Bodenschatz. (U. Applied Sciences &
Rentschler Biotechnologie GmbH
and Co., DE).
O-1.2-004 Computer Aided Teaching Modules
17:30-17:45 for Chemical Engineering Education.
R. Gani (TDU, DK).
O-1.2-005 A Project-Oriented Learning System
17:45-18:00 for Control Engineering.
A. Liefeldt, M. Volker, K. Dadhe, S. Engell,
C. Schmid (U. Dortmund, DE).
4th European Congress of Chemical Engineering
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TOPIC 2
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY STRATEGIES
Structural Changes and Strategies
CAPACITY: 70 people
Monday, 22nd of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Giancarlo Baldi
(Politecnico Torino, IT), Dr. Carmen
Gonzalez (U. Barcelona, ES).
KN-2-001 Contract Strategy for Industrial
12:00-12:30 Projects: the Case of TR.
Mr. Miguel Paradinas (Tecnicas Reunidas,
ES).
O-2-002 Using Data Reconciliation in
12:30-12:45 Chemical Industry.
W. Peschel, J. Ciprian (BASF AG, DE).
O-2-003 Multicriteria Choice of Industrial
12:45-13:00 Management System for a Typical Greek
Tannery operating in a Changing
Environment.
A. F. Batzias, F.A. Batzias (U. Piraeus, GR).
KN-2-004 Lecture about the Chemical
13:00-13:30 Industry.
F. Belil (U. , GR).
Quality Management and
Environmental Standards
CAPACITY: 70 people
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Jacques Bousquet (Total-Fina-Elf, FR),
Dr. Rosa Nomen (U. Ramon Llull, ES).
KN-2-005 Improved Refining Planning and
16:30-17:00 Operation through Better Feedstock
Characterization with Rigorous Models.
Mr. Jose L. Pena (Repsol-YPF, ES).
O-2-006 Sustainability Metrics for Industrial
17:00-17:15 Waste Treatment Technology Selection.
F. Fdz-Polanco, M.Fdz-Polanco, M.J.
Cocero, P.A. G. Encina (U. Valladolid, ES).
O-2-007 Contribution to Sustainable
17:15-17:30 Improvement in Chemical Process
Industries through Multi-objective
Technology Assessment.
A. Masia, T. Arrieta (Tecnicas Reunidas,
ES).
O-2-008 Open Problems for Research in Life17:30-17:45 Cycle Engineering: a R&D Roadmap.
C. Tsoka, P. Linke, A. Kokossis (U. Surrey,
UK).
O-2-009 Assessment of Environmental
17:45-18:00 Impacts in an Early Design Stage of a
Chemical Process Plant.
T. Kupfer, M.Fischer, P.Eyerer (IKP, U.
Stuttgart, DE).
TOPIC 3
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TOPIC 3.1 Chemical Engineering in Energy.
Biomass and Solar Energies. Fuel Cells,
Batteries, Hydrogen Technology
HALL MACHUCA (FLOOR: -2)
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Richard Darton (U. Oxford, UK),
Prof. Jose R. Mirasol (U. Malaga, ES)
KN-3.1-001 Sustainable Growth and Chemical
09:00-09:30 Engineering.
Dr. Jan Venselaar (TNO Environment,
Energy & Process Innovation, NL).
KN-3.1-002 Breaking the Looking Glass:
09:30-10:00 Scenario Approach for a Sustainable
Energy Future.
Ing. Dante Casati (EniTecnologie, IT).
O-3.1-003 Biomass: Renewable Feedstock for
10:00-10:15 Producing Liquid Fuels.
B. Delmon (U. Catholique de Louvain, BE).
O-3.1-004 Chemical Engineering Issues in
10:15-10:30 Hydrogen Production by Solar Thermal
Energy.
G. Flamant (ISGMP- CNRS, FR).
TOPIC 3.2 Sustainable Materials Resources:
Renewable & Secondary Materials,
Derived Products and Processes
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Angel Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES),
Dr. Jan Venselaar (TNO Environ., NL).
TOPIC 3.3 Pollution Prevention and Cleaner
Technologies
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Julia Stegemann (U. Oxford, UK),
Prof. Juan J. Rodriguez (U. Autonoma
Madrid, ES).
O-3.3.-001 Added Value in the Process
16:30-16:45 Industries through Integrated
Environmental Engineering.
M. Thuerd (Ciba Specialty Chem. Inc., CH).
O-3.3-002 Product Engineering vs. Process
16:45-17:00 Engineering on VOC’s Emission.
T. Vilela, P. Pessoa, P. Pereira, J. Coutinho
(U. Aveiro, PT).
O-3.3-003 Prevention and Minimisation of
17:00-17:15 Agro-Food Wastes Generation in the
European Industries.
E. Vagi, L. de las Fuentes, A. Lorenzo, B.
Simandi (U. Budapest, HU).
O-3.3-004 Covering Physical-Chemical
17:15-17:30 Sustainability Principles by Quantitative
Indicators.
J. Dewulf and H. Van Langenhove
(ENVOC, Gent U., BE).
O-3.3-005 A Framework for the Selection and
17:30-17:45 Evaluation of Sustainability Indicators for
a Geographic Region. I. Butnar, Z. Martin,
F. Castells (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
O-3.3-006 Some Results of Implementation of
17:45-18:00 Cleaner Production Methods.
A. Nakonieczny, M. Kieszkowski (Inst.
Precision Mechanics, PL).
O-3.2-001 Water: Resources and Use–Water
12:00-12:15 Crisis?.
V. Hopp (U. Rostock, DE).
O-3.2-002 Qualification of Industrials Wastes
12:15-12:30 as Aggregate for Valorization in
Geotechnic.
D. Bulteel, P. Degugilliers, E. Garcia-Diaz
(Ecole Nationale Superieure, FR).
KN-3.2-003 Sustainable Chemical Engineering.
12:30-13:00 Prof. Richard Darton (U. Oxford, UK).
KN-3.2-004 Fuel Cells, Advanced Reactors and
13:00-13:30 Smart Catalysis: the Exploitation of
Ceramic Ion-Conducting Membranes.
Prof. Ian Metcalfe (UMIST, UK).
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TOPIC 4
SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIROMENTAL ENGINEERING
TOPIC 4.1 Process Safety, Hazard Assessment and
Health
HALL MACHADO (FLOOR: -2)
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Hans Pasman (TNO Defence Res.,
NL), Prof. Joaquin Casal (U. Pol.
Catalunya, ES).
O-4.1-001 Process Safety, (Major) Accidents
12:00-12:15 and Loss Prevention.
F. Babinec, L. Ivanek, A. Bernatik (Brno
U. Technology, CZ).
O-4.1-002 Dynamic Management of Human
12:15-12:30 Error to Reduce Total Risk.
Y-D Jo and K-S. Park (Korea Gas Safety
Corporation, Daeya-dong, KR)
O-4.1-003 Application of the Safety Modelling
12:30-12:45 Language (SML) During the Early Design
and Development Stages of Chemical
Processes and Plants.
B.A. Schupp, S.M. Lemkowitz, L.
Goossens, A.R. Hale, H.J. Pasman (U.
Delft, NL).
O-4.1-004 Criteria for the Considerations of
12:45-13:00 Possible Domino Effects and its
Consequences in Hazard Industries under
the European Council Directive Seveso II.
R. Nomen, J. Sempere, E. Serra, D.
Marteles (U. Ramon Llull, ES).
O-4.1-005 In-Situ Crude Oil Tank Fire Experiments.
13:00-13:15 J. Koodziejski, J. Stawczyk, M.
Dziubinski, W. Jarosz (U. Lodz, PL).
O-4.1-006 Towards a More Realistic Theory of
13:15-13:30 Thermal Explosion: Influence of the
Initial Conditions.
S. Vasilevsky, I. Zaev, I. Kirillov
(Kurchatov Inst. RU).
TOPIC 4.2 Air Pollution Control
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Ljubisa R. Radovic (Penn. State U.,
US), Dr. Tomas Cordero (U. Malaga, ES).
O-4.2-001 Long-Term Performance of a
16:30-16:45 Biotrickling Filter for H2S Control.
D. Gabriel, M.A. Desuses
(U. Autonoma Madrid, ES).
O-4.2-002 Prediction of the In-Duct
16:45-17:00 Desulfurization Behaviour at Low
Temperatures from Macroscopic
Modelling.
A. Garea, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES).
KN-4.2-003 New Trends on Combustion Gases
17:00-17:30 Treatments.
Dr. Juan Adanez et al. (Inst.
Carboquimica, CSIC, ES).
O-4.2-004 NOx Removal on a Thermal Power
17:30-17:45 Utility Boiler by SCR.
J. B. Lee, I. Y. Lee, D. W. Kim (Korea
Electric Power Research Institute, KR).
O-4.2-005 Modelling the Adsorption of PCDD/F
17:45-18:00 from Waste Incineration Flue Gases.
K. Everaert, J. Baeyens, C. Creemers
(Katholieke U. Leuven, BE).
TOPIC 4.3 Wastewater Treatments
Tuesday, 23rd of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Giancarlo Baldi (Politec. Torino, IT),
Prof. Javier Benitez (U. Extremadura, ES).
O-4.3-001 Catalytic Wet Oxidation of Phenol
09:00-09:15 with Nanostructured MnO2 Based
Catalysts.
M. Abecassis-Wolfovich, M.Herskowitz,
M.Landau, A. Brenner (U. Ben-Gurion, IL).
O-4.3-002 Oxidative Degradation of Nonionic
09:15-09:30 Surfactants with Immobilized TiO2 Photocatalyst in an Airlift Reactor.
N. Yoshikawa, T. Kimura, Y. Kawase
(U. Tokyo, JP).
O-4.3-003 Removal of Cr(VI) from Aqueous Solutions
09:30-09:45 Using Solvent Impregnated Resins.
B. Saha, R.J. Gill, D.G. Bailey (U.
Loughborough, UK).
O-4.3-004 Sludge Conditioning with the Focus
09:45-10:00 of Flocculation Engineering.
C. Schroeder, M. Sievers, H. Bornnann,
T.I. Onyeche, O. Schlaefer, S. Schaefer
(CUTEC-Inst., DE)
O-4.3-005 Use of a Detoxification Solar Plant
10:00-10:15 for Abatement Surfactants.
A. Amat, A. Arques, R. Quilis, S. Segui,
J.M. Vicente (U. Politecnica Valencia, ES).
O-4.3-006 Kinetics of the Catalytic Wet Air
10:15-10:30 Oxidation of Phenol over Active Carbon.
A. Eftaxias, J. Font, A. Fortuny, A.
Fabregat, F. Stuber (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Angel Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES),
Prof. David Bogle (U. College London, UK).
O-4.3-007 Oxidation of Phenol in Aqueous
12:00-12:15 Phase with Copper Catalysts: Ecotoxicity
of the Intermediates Detected.
J. A. Zazo, J. A. Casas, A. Quintanilla, A.
Santos, P.Yustos, F. Garcia-Ochoa (U.
Autonoma & Complutense, Madrid, ES).
O-4.3-008 Hexavalent Chromium Recovery at Acidic
12:15-12:30 pH by Ion Exchange Using Lewatit MP-64.
B. Galan, M. Calzada, I. Ortiz (U.
Cantabria, ES).
KN-4.3-009 Environmental Application of
12:30-13:00 Carbon Materials: Success Stories and
New Challenges.
Dr. Ljubisa R. Radovic (Pennsylvania
State U., US).
O-4.3-010 Multi-injection Points of Oxidant in
13:00-13:15 a Tubular Reactor for Hydrothermal
Oxidation: Simulation and Experimental
Results.
S. Vielcazals, J. Mercadier, F. Marias, D.
Mateos, M. Bottreau, F. Cansell (U. Pau, FR).
O-4.3-011 Photocatalytic Detoxification of
13:15-13:30 Metal-Cyanide Complexes in Industrial
Wastewater.
J. Aguado, R. van Grieken, M.J. LopezMuñoz, J. Marugan, L.Torrente (U. Rey
Juan Carlos, ES).
TOPIC 4.4 Domestic and Industrial Waste
Management
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Juan J. Rodriguez (U. Aut. Madrid,
ES), Prof. Joseph Lieto (U. Claude B.,
Lyon, FR).
O-4.4-001 Chemical Recovery of Polyols from
09:00-09:15 Flexible Polyurethane Foam Wastes. A. de
Lucas, M.Perez-Collado, C. Molero, J.F.
Rodriguez (U. Castilla La Mancha, ES)
O-4.4-002 Removal of Phenolic Compounds in
09:15-09:30 Vinasse by Ozonation at Acid and Basic pH.
M.A. Martin, J.L. Fernandez, A. Martin,
J.L. Bonilla, I. Garcia (U. Cordoba, ES).
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O-4.4-003 Hydrogenolysis of Organogalogen
09:30-09:45 Compounds Over Bimetallic Catalysts.
V.I. Simagina, I.V. Stoyanova, A.G.
Gentsler, E.S. Tayban (Boreskov Inst., RU).
O-4.4-004 Valorization of Polyethylene/Light
09:45-10:00 Cycle Oil Blends over HY Zeolites.
J.M. Arandes, J. Erena, M.J. Azkoiti, I.
Torre, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
O-4.4-005 Methods of Paint Wastes
10:00-10:15 Solidification/Stabilization.
R. Arce, A. Andres, A. Irabien, J. Viguri
(U. Cantabria, ES).
O-4.4-006 The Feasibility Study of Hybrid
10:15-10:30 Recycling System Using SSF and SmF
Reactor for Organic Solid Waste Treatment.
N. Nagao, T. Matsuyama, H. Yamamoto, I.
Namiki, T. Toda (SEAWELL Co., JP).
TOPIC 4.5 Soil Remediation
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Alberto Arce (U. Santiago, ES), Dr.
Ian C. Kemp (Aspen Tech., UK).
O-4.5-001 A New Technique to Enhance
12:00-12:15 Electrokinetic Remediation of Soils:
Polarity Exchange.
M. Pazos, M.T. Ricart, M.A. Sanroman, C.
Cameselle (U. Vigo, ES).
O-4.5-002 Microcosms under In-Situ,
12:15-12:30 Enhanced and Optimised Conditions for
Studying Biodegradation of Chlorinated
Hydrocarbons in Soil.
R. Breiter, K. Poggel, T. Neesse (U.
Erlangen-Nuremberg, DE).
KN-4.5-003 Contaminant Transport in Soils and
12:30-13:00 Groundwaters.
Dr. Antonis D. Koussis (National
Observatory, Athens, GR).
O-4.5-004 Ground Dielectrical Behavior in
13:00-13:15 Microwave Heating for Decontamination
Applications.
D. Acierno, A. A. Barba, M. dAmore (U.
Naples "Federico II", IT).
O-4.5-005 Field Tests to Evaluate the Potential
13:15-13:30 Applicability of Bioventing as a Soil
Remediation Technique.
I. Coleto, N. de las Casas, J. Guadano, R.
Rodriguez (URS España, ES).
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TOPIC 5
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TOOLS
TOPIC 5.1 Thermo-Physical Properties. Molecular
Modelling
HALL PICASSO (FLOOR: -2)
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Jose R. Mirasol (U. Malaga, ES), Prof.
Inma Ortiz (U. Cantabria, ES).
O-5.1-001 Thermodynamics of Equilibria and
12:00-12:15 Kinetics of Chemical Reactions in
Strongly Non-Ideal Systems:
Esterification of Acetic Acid.
S. Grob, H. Hasse (U. Stuttgart, DE).
O-5.1-002 Molecular Weight Determination of
12:15-12:30 Lignins by Size Exclusion
Chromatography.
V. M. Dominguez et al. (U. Oviedo, ES).
O-5.1-003 Prediction of Diffusion Coefficients
12:30-12:45 in Fluid Systems.
D. Bosse and H.J. Bart (U. Kaiserslautern,
DE).
O-5.1-004 Calculation of Gas Solubility in
12:45-13:00 Water and Various Organic Solvents
Using Cosmo-RS.
A. Friedl, M. Miltner, A. Kerschbaum
(Vienna U. Tech., AT).
KN-5.1-005 Group Contributions Methods for
13:00-13:30 the Prediction of Phase Equilibrium and
Viscosities.
Prof. Jose Tojo (U. Vigo, ES).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Avinoam Nir (Technion, Haifa, IL),
Prof. Jose Tojo (U. Vigo, ES).
O-5.1-006 Limitations of the Thermodynamic
16:30-16:45 Models and Methods for Phase
Equilibrium. Proposal of a New
Methodology.
A. Marcilla, M.M. Olaya, J.A. ReyesLabarta, A. Botella (U. Alicante, ES).
O-5.1-007 CAPEC Property Estimation
16:45-17:00 Package.
J. Marrero, R. Gani (Technical U.
Denmark, Lingby, DK).
O-5.1-008 Thermodynamic Properties of
17:00-17:15 Perfluorocarbons.
A.I. Caço, A.M.A. Dias, J.A.P. Coutinho
and I.M. Marrucho (U. Aveiro, PT).
O-5.1-009 Evaluation of the Thermodynamic
17:15-17:30 Parameters of Edible Vegetable Oils by
Differential Scanning Calorimetry.
J. C. O. Santos, S. A. Prasad and A.G.
Souza (CCEN, UFPB, Paraiba, BR).
O-5.1-010 A Priori Prediction of Thermo17:30-17:45 physical Properties of Hyperbranched
Polymers Using Cosmo-RS.
O. Spuhl, W. Arlt (Technische U. Berlin,
DE).
O-5.1-011 A Simple Model for Calculating
17:45-18:00 Thermodynamic Properties of Some
Binary Polymer Solutions Using Viscosity
Data.
M. Rahbari Sisakhta M. Taghizadeha A.
Eliassi (U. Mazandaran, IR).
TOPIC 5.2 Interfacial and Transport Phenomena
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Guillermo Calleja (U. Rey J.Carlos,
ES), Prof. Antonio de Lucas (U. CastillaLa Mancha, ES).
KN-5.2-001 Interactions of Droplets and
09:00-09:30 Bubbles Induced by Thermo-capillary
Forces.
Prof. Avinoam Nir (Technion, Haifa, IL).
O-5.2-002 Concentration fields and profiles at
09:30-09:45 liquid-liquid interfaces.
A. Grimm, K. Mühlfriedel, K.-H.
Baumann (U. Halle Wittenberg, DE).
O-5.2-003 Mass Transport in Packed Bed
09:45-10:00 Reactors Using Network Models.
A. A. Martins, J. C. B. Lopes, M. M. Dias
(U. Porto, PT).
O-5.2-004 Numerical and Experimental
10:00-10:15 Investigation of Heat Transfer. S.H.D.
Silalahi, A. Hussain, A. SeidelMorgenstern, E. Tsotsas (Otto-vonGuericke-U., DE).
O-5.2-005 Modelling the Immobilization of
10:15-10:30 Proteins Inside Porous Supports.
M. Ladero, R. Ferrero, A. Santos, F.
Garcia-Ochoa. (U. Complutense, Madrid,
ES).
TOPIC 5.3 Rheology
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Dieter Mewes (U. Hannover, DE),
Prof. Francesc Castells (U. Rov. Virgili, ES).
O-5.3-001 Rheology: A Useful Tool to Monitor
12:00-12:15 Structural Changes in Surfactant Liquid
Crystals.
J. Munoz, M. Alfaro, G.Velez, M.
Fernandez, I. Martinez (U. Sevilla, ES).
O-5.3-002 Ionic Effect on Rheological
12:15-12:30 Properties of Surfactant Solutions.
L. Broniarz-Press, J. Rozanski and J.
Bednarz (Poznan U. Tech., PL).
O-5.3-003 Rheology of Bulk Solids: Response
12:30-12:45 to Shear Flow Interruption.
A. Rycka, R. Condottaa, M. Lubertb and J.
A. Doddsa (CNRS, Albi-Carmaux, FR).
O-5.3-004 Viscosity of Aqueous Solutions of
12:45-13:00 Lactose and Sodium Chloride.
F. Chenlo, G. Pereira, R.Moreira and B.
Bello (U. S. de Compostela, ES).
O-5.3-005 Rheological Characterization of
13:00-13:15 Mineral, Semi-Synthetic and Fully
Synthetic Lubricant Oliz.
J.C.O. Santos, A.G. Souza, I.M.G. Santos,
A.J.N. Silva, S.Prasad and E. V. Sobrino
(CCEN, UFPB, Paraiba, BR).
O-5.3-006 Influence of Polymer/Surfactant
13:15-13:30 Interactions on the Rheological and
Interfacial Propierties of Flooding
Systems.
N. Moulai-Mostefa, M. Nedjhoui M., R.
Khalladi, A. Bens- maili (C. U. Yahia
Fares, Medea, DZ).
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TOPIC 5.4 Applied Chemical Kinetics
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Valery Kirillov (I. Cat.
Novosibirsk,RU), Prof. M.A. Galan (U.
Salamanca, ES).
O-5.4-001 Single Events Modelling – Review.
09:00-09:15 D. Guillaume, K. Surla, P. Galtier (Institut
Français du Petrole, Vernaison, FR).
O-5.4-002 Kinetic Modelling of a Solid-Liquid
09:15-09:30 Non-Catalytic Reaction.
H. Markus, S. Fugleberg, T. Salmi, D.Yu.
Murzin, M. Lahtinen (Abo Akademi U.,
FI).
O-5.4-003 Catalyst Deactivation Kinetics:
09:30-09:45 Relationship between Deactivation Order
and Residual Activity.
A. Monzon, E. Romeo and A. Borgna (U.
Zaragoza, ES).
O-5.4-004 Regeneration of Coked Catalysts:
09:45-10:00 from the Basic Kinetics to the Modelling
of a Technical Fixed Bed Reactor.
A. Jess, C. Kern (U. Bayreuth, DE).
O-5.4-005 Study of Calcite Particle
10:00-10:15 Decomposition.
A. Escardino, J. Garcia-Ten, A. Barba, S.
Mestre (Instituto Tecnologia CeramicaAICE, Castellon, ES).
O-5.4-006 Number of Active Sites in TAME
10:15-10:30 Synthesis.
M. M. Vilarinho and J. M. Loureiro (U.
Porto, PT).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Bernard Delmon (U. Cath. Lovaine,
BE), Prof. Antonio Bodalo (U. Murcia, ES).
O-5.4-007 Kinetics of Propene Hydrogenation
12:00-12:15 over Palladium Nanoclusters.
L. Brandao, L. M. Madeira, A. Mendes, D.
Fritsch (U. Porto, PT).
O-5.4-008 Epoxidation of Styrene with
12:15-12:30 Hydrogen Peroxide Using Hydrotalcite as
Heterogeneous Catalyst.
I. Kirm, F. Medina, X. Rodriguez, Y.
Cesteros, P. Salagre , J.E. Sueiras (U.
Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, ES).
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O-5.4-009 Wash-Coat Catalysts in Micro12:30-12:45 Channels - Results of Screening and
Mechanistic Studies on Propane Steam
Reforming.
G. Kolb, R. Zapf, V. Hessel, H. Löwe
(Institut für Mikrotechnik, Mainz, DE).
O-5.4-010 Kinetics of the Low Temperature
12:45-13:00 WGS Reaction on Cu/ZnO/Al2O3 Catalyst.
J.L. Ayastuy, M.A. Gutierrez-Ortiz, J.A.
Gonzalez-Marcos, J.A. and GonzalezVelasco (UPV/EHU, Bilbao, ES).
O-5.4-011 Kinetics of Methanol Dehydration
13:00-13:15 to Dimethyl Ether over HZSM-5.
M. Grzesik, A. Ptaszek, J. Skrzypek, K.
Krupa (Polish Acad. Science, Gliwice, PL).
O-5.4-012 Stoichiometry in Multireacting
13:15-13:30 Systems.
J. O. Marroquin, J. A. Ochoa, T. Viveros
(Inst. Mexicano del Petroleo, Mexico, MX).
TOPIC 5.5 Computer Fluid Dynamics and Mixing
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Jiri Drahos (Inst. Chem. Proc.
Fund., CZ), Dr. Aurora Santos (U.
Complutense, ES).
O-5.5-001 Mixing and Mass Transfer Using
16:30-16:45 Rotary Jet Heads.
M. Nordkvist, T. Grotkaera, J. S.
Hummerb, J. Villadsen (U. Technical
Denmark, PL).
O-5.5-002 A New Approach for Studying
16:45-17:00 Mixing Characteristics in Bubble Column
Bio-reactors.
F. Camacho, A. Sanchez, F. Garcia, E.
Molina, Y. Chisti (U. Almeria, ES).
KN-5.5-003 Possibilities and Limitations of CFD
17:00-17:30 in Disperse Multiphase Flows.
Prof. Rene V.A. Oliemans (Delft U.
Technology, NL).
O-5.5-004 Comparison of Measurement
17:30-17:45 Techniques for the Determination of
Mixing Times in Stirred Tank Reactors.
M. Signorinoa, L. Malcovatib, A.
Paschedaga, M. Kraumea (Technische U.
Berlin, DE).
O-5.5-005 Comparision of Theoretical and
17:45-18:00 Experimental Characteristics of
Oscillating Bubbles.
F. J. Montes, M.A. Galan, R.L. Cerro (U.
Salamanca, ES & U. Alabama, US).
TOPIC 5.6 Multiphase Flows
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Rene Oliemans (Delft U. Technol.,
NL), Prof. Alberto Arce (U. Santiago
Compostela, ES).
KN-5.6-001 Two-phase Flow with Mass Transfer
09:00-09:30 in Bubble Columns.
Prof. Dieter Mewes et al. (U. Hannover,
DE).
O-5.6-002 Oil-Water Flow Characteristics in an
09:30-09:45 Inclined Pipeline.
J. Y-L. Lum, K. Ioannou, J. Lovick and P.
Angeli (U. College London, UK).
O-5.6-003 Liquid Distribution In a Packed
09:45-10:00 Column: Comparison between Images
obtained by X-Ray Computed Tomography
and by Electrical Capacitance
Tomography.
D. Toye, G. L.Homme, M. Crine, P.
Marchot (U. Liege, BE).
O-5.6-004 Hydrodynamics of Conical Spouted
10:00-10:15 Beds Consisting of Low Density Solids.
M.J. San Jose, M.Olazar, S.Alvarez,
A.Morales, J.Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco,
Bilbao, ES).
O-5.6-005 Multiscale Study of the Kinetics of
10:15-10:30 Break Down of Dispersions.
B.J. Azzopardi, L. Yang, D. Ambrose, G.
Baker, A. Belghazi (U. Nottingham, UK).
TOPIC 6
TRENDS in CHEMICAL REACTORS
TOPIC 6.1 Catalytic and Multiphase Reactors.
Structured Catalysts
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Albert Renken (E.P.F. Lausanne, CH),
Dr. Aurora Santos (U. Complutense, ES).
KN-6.1-001
12:00-12:30
O-6.1-002
12:30-12:45
O-6.1-003
12:45-13:00
O-6.1-004
13:00-13:15
O-6.1-005
13:15-13:30
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Catalytic and Multiphase Reactors.
Prof. J.T.F. Keurentjes (T. U. Eindhoven,NL).
Dynamic Modelling & Simulation of
Trickle-Bed Reactors under Cycling Operation Mode.
S. Schubert, M.Grünewald, R. Lange (U.
Dortmund, U. Dresden, DE).
Continuous Production of Optically
Active Compounds Via Heterogeneous
Asymmetric Catalysis.
E. Toukoniitty, P. Maki-Arvela, A.
Kalantar, T. Salmi, D. Yu. Murzin (Abo
Akademi U., FI).
Structured Pd/C-Catalysts for the
Selective Liquid Phase Hydrogenation.
E. Joannet, L. Kiwi-Minsker, A. Renken
(Swiss Fed. Inst. Tech., EPFL-SB-LGRC,CH).
In situ Investigation of the Catalyst
Grain Operation in the Reactor with Cocurrent Gas-liquid Flow by the NMR
Microimaging.
A.Lysova, Koptyug, A. Kulikov, V.
Kirillov, R. Sagdeev, V. Parmon.
(Novosibirsk State U., RU).
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Gabriel Wild (LSGR-CNRS, Nancy, FR),
Prof. Jose M. Asua (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
O-6.1-006 Propane Dehydrogenation in a Two
16:30-16:45 Zone Fluidized Bed.
J. Gascon, C. Tellez, J. Herguido, M.
Menendez (U. Zaragoza, ES).
O-6.1-007 Residence Time Distribution of the
16:45-17:00 Solid Phase in CFB-Risers.
C. Vandewalle, J. Baeyens, J. Degreve
O-6.1-008 A New Technique for the
17:00-17:15 Determination of Contact Time
Distribution (CTD) from Tracers
Experiments in Fixed Bed.
B. Boulahdef, M. Tayakout-Fayolle, S.
Othman, C. Jallut (U. Claude Bernard et
ESCPE-Lyon, FR).
O-6.1-009 Dimerization of Isobutylene for
17:15-17:30 Clean Fuel Synthesis. Experimental
Reactor Modelling.
T. Ouni, A.Kolah, J. Aittamaa (Helsinki U.
of Technology, FI).
O-6.1-010 Methanol-to-Olefin Conversion over
17:30-17:45 Ceramic Foam Supported.
F.C. Patcas, B. Kraushaar-Czarnetzki (U.
Karlsruhe, DE).
O-6.1-011 Combustion of Methane in the Free
17.45-18:00 Piston Pulsed Compression Reactor. M.
Glouchenkov, A. Kronberg, H. Veringa (U.
of Technology, NL).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Anthony Wragg (U. Exeter, UK),
Prof. Luis Salvador (U. Sevilla, ES).
O-6.1-012 Application of a Composite
09:00-09:15 Functionalised Polymer-Inorganic Carrier
for the Solid-Phase Supported Selective
Reduction of Cinnamaldehyde.
R. Cecilia, L. J. Alemany, H.Schöenfeld, U.
Kunz (U. Malaga, ES & T.U. Clausthal,DE).
O-6.1-013 Preparation of ZSM-5 Catalytic
09:15-09:30 Layers on Monolith Supports.
M.A. Ulla, R. Mallada, L.B. Gutierrez, J.
Coronas, E. Miro, J. Santamaria (U.
Zaragoza, ES).
TOPIC 6.3 Electrochemical Processes
O-6.3-001 Electrochemical Membrane Reactor
09:30-09:45 for Controlled Partial Oxidation of
Hydrocarbons: Model-based Analysis of
Reactor Dynamics.
B. Munder, L.Rihko-Struckmann, Y.Ye, K.
Sundmacher (Max-Planck-Institute, DE).
O-6.3-002 Electrochemical Degradation of
09:45-10:00 Pesticides at Boron Doped Diamond
Electrodes.
M. Mascia, G. Tola (U. St. Caglia, IT).
O-6.3-003 Electrochemical Decomposition of
10:00-10:15 Nitrobenzene on a Tubular
Electrochemical Reactor with a Pt Anode
and a Stainless Steel Cathode.
A. Pinto, F. G. Colina, J. Costa (U.
Barcelona, ES).
O-6.3-004 Numerical Investigation of the Current
10:15-10:30 Distribution in Different Geometries.
F. Dupuy, H. Vergnes, B. Fenouillet, P.
Duverneuil (LGC-ENSIACET, FR).
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TOPIC 6.2 Polymerisation Reactors
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Thierry Meyer (E.P.F. Lausanne,
CH), Dr. Gabriel Wild (LSGR-CNRS,
Nancy, FR).
KN-6.2-001 Challenges in Product Design in
12.00-12:30 Emulsion Polymerisation Reactors.
Prof. Jose M. Asua (U. Pais Vasco, San
Sebastian, ES).
O-6.2-002 Mixing Mechanisms in High
12:30-12:45 Pressure RIM.
R. J. Santos, A. M. Teixeira, M. R. Costa,
J. C. B. Lopes (U. Porto, PT).
O-6.2.-003 Polymerization in Supercritical
12:45-13:00 Reaction Calorimeter.
F. Lavanchy, S. Fortini, Th. Meyer
(Inst.Chem. & Biological Process Science,
CH).
O-6.2-004 Esterification Rate as Key
13:00-13:15 Parameter in the Modelling of PET
Production.
T. Rieckmann (U. of Applied Sciences
Cologne, DE).
O-6.2-005 Reaction Moulding of Polyamide
13:15-13:30 Fibrids in a Reactor-Fibridator.
Y. A. Pankratov, E. I. Laguseva, V. A.
Nikiforov (Tver State Tech. U., RU).
TOPIC 6.4 Process Intensification.
Micro-reactors
CHAIRMEN: Dr. H. Lowe (Inst. Mikrotech.,Mainz, DE),
Dr. Miguel Ladero (U. Complutense, ES).
O-6.4-001 Process Intensification by
09:00-09:15 Integration of Chemical Reaction.
S. Tlatlik, T. Borren, G. Schembecker, H.
Schmidt-Traub (U. Dortmund, DE).
O-6.4-002 High Loading Catalytic Elements
09:15-09:30 for Microstructured.
P. Reuse, I. Yuranov, L. Kiwi-Minsker, A.
Renken (Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology, CH).
KN-6.4-003 Process Intensification: Reactor
09:30-10:00 Technologies for Fine Chemicals and
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.
Mr. A. Green (BHR Solutions, UK).
O-6.4-004 The Fluid Mechanics Relating to a
10:00-10:15 Novel Oscillatory Flow Micro-Reactor.
A. Harvey, M.R. Mackley, N. Reis, J.A.
Teixeira, A. A. Vicent (U. Cambridge, UK).
O-6.4-005 Development of Micro Distillation
10:15-10:30 Device.
K.I. Sotowa, K. Kusakabe
(Kyushu U., JP).
TOPIC 7
SEPARATION TECHNOLOGIES
TOPIC 7.1 Advances in Unit Operations
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Miguel A. Galan (U. Salamanca, ES),
Dr. Julia Stegemann (U. Oxford, UK).
O-7.1-001 Distillation of Formaldehyde
12:00-12:15 Containing Mixtures: Experiments,
Modelling and Simulation.
M. Ott, H. Schoenmakers, H. Hasse (U.
Stuttgart, DE).
O-7.1-002 The Application of Ionic Liquids as
12:15-12:30 an Entrainer in Extractive Distillation.
Y.A. Beste, H. Schoenmakers (BASF, DE).
KN-7.1-003 Process Intensification in Emulsion
12:30-13:00 Separations: Mechanism of
Demulsification and Applications. Prof.
Galip Akay et al. (U. Newcastle, UK).
O-7.1-004 Design of Pulsed L-L Extraction
13:00-13:15 Columns with Structured Packing Based
on Lab-scale Experiments.
T. Gromping, A.Pfenning (RWTH Aachen,
DE).
O-7.1-005 Synthesis and Optimization of Liq13:15-13:30 Liq Extraction Processes.
A.I. Papadopoulos, P. Linke (U. Surrey, UK).
TOPIC 7.2 Membrane Technologies and Hybrid
Processes
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Inma Ortiz (U. Cantabria, ES), Prof.
Alirio Rodrigues (U. Porto, PT).
O-7.2-001
16:30-16:45
O-7.2-002
16:45-17:00
KN-7.2-003
17:00-17:30
KN-7.2-004
17:30-18:00
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Membrane Slurry Reactor.
R. Klaassen, A.E. Jansen (TNO, NL).
Zeolite Membranes for Methanol
Synthesis in Membrane Reactor.
O. Gomez, R. Mallada, S. Aguado, P.
Bernal, M. Menendez, J. Santamaria, C.
Algieri, G. Barbieri, G. Goleeme (U.
Zaragoza, U. Calabria, ES & IT).
Advanced Membrane Contactors in
Integrated Membrane Operations. Prof.
Enrico Drioli et al. (U. Calabria, IT).
Separation of Organic Pollutants
from Air using Zeolite Membranes. Prof.
Jesus Santamaria et al. (U. Zaragoza, ES).
Tuesday, 23th of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Enrico Drioli (U. Calabria, IT), Prof.
Jesus Santamaria (U. Zaragoza, ES).
O-7.2-005 Towards Super-selective Olefin09:00-09:15 paraffin Separation by Membrane Gas
Absorption.
D. C. Nymeijer, T. Visser, R. Assen, B.
Folkers, M. Wessling (U. Twente, NL).
O-7.2-006 Visualization of the Disappearance
09:15-09:30 of the Polarization Layer in Ultrafiltration
by Holographic Interferometry.
J. Fernandez-Sempere, F. Ruiz-Bevia, R.
Salcedo, V. Gomis (U. Alicante, ES).
O-7.2-007 Behaviour of Silica Membranes in
09:30-09:45 the Separation of Organic Solvents/ Water
Mixtures by Pervaporation.
C. Casado, A. M. Urtiaga, I. Ortiz (U.
Cantabria, ES).
O-7.2-008 Industrial Applications and
09:45-10:00 Possibilities for Membrane Contactors.
R. Klaassen, A.E. Jansen (TNO, NL).
KN-7.2-009 Reactive Separation Processes.
10:00-10:30 Prof. Jose Coca et al. (U.Oviedo, ES).
TOPIC 7.3 Adsorption and Integrated Processes
Tuesday, 23th of September
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Jose L. Sotelo (U. Complutense, ES),
Prof. Jose Aguado (U. Rey J. Carlos, ES).
O-7.3-001 Design of Countercurrent Ion
12:00-12:15 Exchange and Adsorption Processes in
Liquid-Solid-Fluidized Beds.
S. Franzen, H. Schmidt-Traub (U.
Dortmund, DE).
O-7.3-002 High Performance Carousel12:15-12:30 Simulated Moving Bed Process.
B. Dutre (Chemviron, BE).
O-7.3-003 Adsorption Equilibrium of CH412:30-12:45 CO2-N2 on Zeolite 13 X.
S. Cavenati, C. A. Grande, A. E. Rodrigues
(U. Porto, PT).
O-7.3-004 Determination of the Equalization
12:45-13:00 Pressure in PSA Systems.
K. Warmuzinski, M. Tanczyk (Polish
Acad. Sci., Gliwice, PL).
KN-7.3-005 Advances in Cyclic Adsorption
13:00-13:30 Processes.
Prof. Alirio Rodrigues (U. Porto, PT).
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TOPIC 8
POWDER TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC 8.1 Solids Handling
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Martin Olazar (U. Pais Vasco, Bilbao,
ES), Dr. Tomas Cordero (U. Malaga, ES).
O-8.1-001 Fluidisation of Fine Powder Bed by
09:00-09:15 Vibration: Effect of Size of Particle.
D. Marino, Alain de Ryck, J. A. Dodds
(Lab. Genie Procedes Solides Divises, FR).
O-8.1-002 The Use of Near Infrared
09:15-09:30 Spectroscopy for the In-Line
Determination.
V. Kehlenbeck, K. Sommer (Technical U.
Munchen, DE).
O-8.1-003 Modelling of the Mixing Process of
09:30-09:45 Cohesive Powders in a Continuous
Dynamics Powder Blender.
V. Kehlenbeck, K. Sommer (Technical U.
Munchen, DE).
O-8.1-004 Towards a Fundamental
09:45-10:00 Understanding of High Temperature
Defluidization: a Micro Mechanistic
Approach.
P. Pagliai, S. J. R. Simons, D. Rhodes (U.
College London, UK).
O-8.1-005 PVC Plastisols Foams by Rotational
10:00-10:15 Moulding.
A. Marcilla, J.C. Garcia, S. Sanchez, R.
Ruiz, M. Beltran (U. Alicante, ES)
O-8.1-006 Dynamical Light Scattering Method
10:15-10:30 for Particle Size Determination using
Optical Fibres.
M. Rivallin, A.. Andreev, A. Lazarenko, A.
Gaunand, A. Kanaev (LIMHP-CNRS,
Paris, FR).
TOPIC 8.2 Porous Solids
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Bernard Delmon (U.C. Louven, BE),
Dr. Joaquin P. Pariente (CSIC, ES).
KN-8.2-001
12:00-12:30
O-8.2-002
12:30-12:45
Micro-porous Solid Characterization.
Dr. Angel Linares (U. Alicante, ES).
Comparasion of Spray Dried
Particles Formed from Superheated and
Not-superheated Suspensions. K. Monse,
P. Walzel (U. Dortmund, DE).
O-8.2-003 Development of Green Porous
12:45-13:00 Ceramics Bodies with Controlled Porosity
via Freeze-casting Process. D.Donchev, l.
Andersen, M. Kuhn, D. Koch, G.
Grathwohl, J. Ulrich (U. Halle-Wittenberg,
DE).
O-8.2-004 Novel Approach for the
13:00-13:15 Characterization and Applications of
Nanomaterials through Molecular
Modelling and Experimental Adsorption
Techniques.
C. Herdes, F. Medina, L. F. Vega (U. Rovira
i Virgili, ES).
O-8.2-005 Ethylene Polymerization over
13:15-13:30 Chromium Supported onto Mesoporous
Materials.
G. Calleja, J. Aguado, A. Carrero, J.
Moreno (U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES).
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Angel Linares (U. Alicante, ES), Dr.
Joaquin P. Pariente (CSIC, ES).
O-8.2-006 Modelling of Solute Migration in
09:00-09:15 Grain Porous Layers with Sorptive Effects
on Agglomerates.
A. Adach, S. aw Wronski (Warsaw U. of
Technology, PL).
O-8.2-007 n-Octane Hydroisomerization on Pd
09:15-09:30 and Pt with Mordenite, Beta and ZSM-5.
A. de Lucas, J. L. Valverde, P. Sanchez, F.
Dorado (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
O-8.2-008 Preparation of Silica-Chitosan
09:30-09:45 Hydrid Particles-Adsorption Behaviors
and Surface Properties. K. Kondo, M.
Matsumot, R. Maeda (Doshisha U., JP).
O-8.2-009 Porous Structure Evolution during
09:45-10:00 Chemical Activation of Lignin.
C. Pedrero, E. Gonzalez, T. Cordero, J.
Rodriguez-Mirasol, J. J. Rodriguez (U.
Malaga, ES).
O-8.2-010 Investigations Corcerning Alumina10:00-10:15 MFI-Zeolite Substrates.
A. Brehm, R. Glöckler, J. Schimanski, KD. Zanter, (U. Oldenburg, DE).
O-8.2-011 Porous Media with Bimodal Pore
10:15-10:30 Size Distributions.
C. H. Braga, J. C. B. Lopes, M.M. Dias, (U.
Porto, PT).
TOPIC 8.3 Solid-Fluid Operations
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Karl Sommer (Tech. Univ. Munchen,
DE), Dr. Tomas Cordero (U. Malaga, ES).
O-8.3-001 Particle Trajectories and Cycle Times in
12:00-12:15 Spouted Beds Consisting of Particles of
Different size, Density and Shape.
M. J. San Jose, M. Olazar, S. Alvarez,
M. A. Izquierdo, J. Bilbao
(U. Pais Vasco, ES).
O-8.3-002 Modelling of Mass Transfer and
12:15-12:30 Fluid Flow in Lysozyme Ultrafiltration
Slits.
V. Magueijo, V. Semiao, M. N. de Pinho
(Inst. Sup. Tec., Lisboa, PT).
KN-8.3-003 Spouted Bed Reactors.
12:30-13:00 Prof. Martin Olazar (U. Pais Vasco, Bilbao,
ES).
O-8.3-004 Kinetics Flotation of Sedimentary
13:00-13:15 Phosphates.
F. Hernainz, M. Calero, G. Blazquez (U.
Granada, ES).
O-8.3-005 The Effect of Different Additives on
13:15-13:30 Gypsum Precipitation.
M. Prisciandaro, G. Daniele, A. Lancia, D.
Musmarra (U. Aquila, IT).
TOPIC 8.4 Drying
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Joachim Ulrich (U. Halle-Witt., DE),
Prof. Pablo Canizares (U. C.- Mancha, ES).
O-8.4-001 Process Synthesis of Solids
16:30-16:45 Flowsheets.
Ian C. Kemp (Aspen Tech., UK).
O-8.4-002 Condensation and Heat Transport
16:45-17:00 Phenomena in Fluidized Bed Steam
Drying.
M. Peglow, S. Heinrich (U. Magdeburg, DE).
O-8.4-003 Local Moisture Content and Stress
17:00-17:15 Distribution within Clay During Drying
Shrinkage.
D. Mihoubi, F. Zagrouba, J. Vaxelaire, A.
Bellagi (Inst. Nat. Rech. Sci. Tech., TN).
O-8.4-004 A comparision of Physical
17:15-17:30 Properties of Skin-Forming and
Agglomerate Like Materials Formed
During Spray Drying.
M. Kwapinska, I. Zbicinski (Technical U.
Lodz, PL).
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O-8.4-005 Drying of Washed Quinoa
17:30-17:45 (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.) Seeds in
Fluidized Bed: Effect of the Operation
Conditions on the Drying Time.
C. Rohvein, M. C. Gely, E. Santalla
(UNCPBA, AR).
O-8.4-006 Soaking and Freeze-drying of Paper
17:45-18:00 Simulating Water-damaged Documents for
Salvage of Archival Materials.
A. Capolongo, A. Barresi and G. Rovero
(Politecnico Torino, IT).
TOPIC 8.5 Crystallisation
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Ian C. Kemp (Aspen Technology,
UK), Prof. Martin Olazar (U. Pais Vasco,
ES).
O-8.5-001 Effect of Basic Polyelectrolyte on
09:00-09:15 Precipitation Phenomena of Lead Sulfate.
A. Katayama, I. Hirasawa
(Waseda U., JP).
O-8.5-002 Simulation of Heat Transfer Rate,
09:15-09:30 Residence Time and Product Classification
in Eutectic Freeze Crystallization.
C. Himawan, M. M. Seckler, G. J. Witka
(Delft U. of Technology, NL).
KN-8.5-003 Solution Crystallization:
09:30-10:00 Developments and New Trends. Prof.
Joachim Ulrich (U. Martin-Luther, HalleWittenberg, DE).
O-8.5-004 Melt Entrapment During Growth of
10:00-10:15 Cellular or Dendritic Crystal Layer and
Removal of Captured Impurities under
Influence of Temperature Gradient.
S. K. Myasnikov, A. D. Uteshinsky
(Kurnakov Institute, RU).
O-8.5-005 Investigation of the Growth Rate
10:15-10:00 During the Crystallization of Cyclodextrin
in Water.
M. Kohl, F. Puel, G. Fevotte, J. P. Klein, C.
Hoff, O. Monnier (U. Lyon, FR).
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TOPIC 9
PROCESS SYSTEM ENGINEERING & CAPE
TOPIC 9.0 Process System Engineering
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Rafiqul Gani (CAPEC-DTU, DK),
Prof. Eric Fraga (U. College London, UK).
O-9.0-001 Using Bond Graph Formalism to
12:00-12:15 Build Dynamic Models in Chemical
Engineering. An Introductory Example.
P. Breedveld, F. Couenne, C. Jallut, B.
Maschke, M. Tayakout – Fayolle (U. Claude
Bernard Lyon, FR).
O-9.0-002 Evaluation-based Method for
12:15-12:30 Process Development.
T. Virkki-Hatakka, B. Rong, K. Cziner, M.
Hurme, I. Turunen (Helsinki U. Tech., FI).
O-9.0-003 Analysis of Design and Operation of
12:30-12:45 Processes with Reaction-Separation
Recycle Systems.
E. Ramirez, R Gani (CAPEC-DTU, DK).
O-9.0-004 Modelling of Solids Concentration
12:45-13:00 Profiles in Aeronautical Cartridge. N.S.
Hanspal, W.R. Ruziwa, V. Nassehi, R.J.
Wakeman (Loughborough U., UK).
O-9.0-005 Soft Sensor Design in Polyolefin
13:00-13:15 Plants using First Principle Models. A.
Frick, P. Kabore, A. Prata (ABB Corporate
Research, DE).
O-9.0-006 Chemical Process Fault Detection
13:15-13:30 Using Non-Linear Partial Least Square
Method Based on the Support Vector
Machine.
C. J. Lee, D. E. Lee, S. J. Choi, S. O. Song,
E. S. Yoon (Seoul Nat. U., KR).
TOPIC 9.1 Process Dynamics and Control
HALL ALBENIZ (FLOOR: -2)
CHAIRMEN: Dr. David Bogle (U. Padova, IT), Prof.
Javier Benitez (U. Extremadura, ES).
O-9.1-001 Control Strategies Application for
09:00-09:15 Solving a Supply Chain Problem.
F. Mele, F.Forquera, E. Rosso, M.
Basualdo, L. Puigjaner (U. Politecnica
Catalunya, ES).
O-9.1-002 Nonlinear Behavior of Reactor
09:15-09:30 Separator Networks: Influence of
Separator Control Structure. K.P. Zeyer,
S.Pushpavanam, A. Kienle (Max-PlanckInstitut, DE).
O-9.1-003 An Integrated Riser-Regenerator
09:30-09:45 Dynamic Model for the Simulation of Pilot
and Commercial FCC Units. G.M. Bollas,
A.A. Lappas, D.K. Iatridis, I.A. Vasalos
(Chemical Process Engineering Research
Institute, GR).
O-9.1-004 Minimization of Startup Period for
09:45-10:00 Continuous Distillation Processes. A.
Woinaroschy ( U. Politechnica Bucharest,
RO).
KN-9.1-005 Hierarchical Plant Control and
10:00-10:30 Associated Modelling Aspects.
Prof. Sten Bay Jorgersen (DTU,
Lyngby,DK).
TOPIC 9.2 Computer Aided Modelling, Simulation
& Optimisation
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Antonio Espuna (U. P. Catalunya,
ES), Dr. Jose L. Valverde (U. Castilla La
Mancha, ES).
KN-9.2-001 Capturing the Value of the CAPE12:00-12:30 OPEN Standard.
Dr. Michel Pons (ATOFINA, FR).
O-9.2-002 Multicriteria Supply Chain Design
12:30-12:45 Using Metaheuristics Algorithms. C.Pina,
G.Guillen, S.Sequeira, A.Espuna, L
Puigjaner (U. Politecnica Catalunya, ES).
O-9.2-003 PPSiM: Modelling, Simulation &
12:45-13:00 Production Planning of Pipeless Batch
Plants.
A. Liefeldt, S. Engell (U. Dortmund, DE).
O-9.2-004 Automatic Hierarchical Abstraction
13:00-13:15 Tool for the Retrofit of Processes.
A. Rodriguez, I. Lopez, R. Banares, A.
Aldea (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
O-9.2-005 Computer Aided Modelling System
13:15-13:30 for Bio and Chemical Process and
Product Design.
A. M. Sales-Cruz, I. Skiadas and R. Gani
(CAPEC-DTU,DK).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Sten B. Jorgersen (DTU, DK), Prof.
Jose Aguado (U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES).
O-9.2-006 Design of Coupled Batch
16:30-16:45 Reaction–Distillation Systems.
D. Demicoli, J. Stichlmair (Technical U.
Munchen, DE).
O-9.2-007 Modelling and Simulation of Steam
16:45-17:00 Crackers.
T. Gal, B. G. Lakatos (U. Veszprem, HU).
O-9.2-008 An Approach towards a Systematic
17:00-17:15 Modularisation of Chemical Engineering
Simulations.
M. Bauer, G. Eigenberger (U. Stuttgart,
DE).
O-9.2-009 Use of Flow Modelling with
17:15-17:30 Multiphase Reactor Simulations.
V. Alopaeus, K. I. Keskinen (P.O.B., FI).
O-9.2-010 A Methodology to Model and
17:30-17:45 Simulate Binary Distillation Columns
with Inventory Control.
N. Duro, F. Morilla (U. Nacional
Educacion Distancia, ES).
O-9.2-011 Mathematical Simulation of Mixing
17:45-18:00 Process in a Spinning Disk Reactor.
I.N. Ilyina-Sidorova, A. Chianese, E. M.
Koltsova (Mendeleyev U. Chem. Tech., RU).
TOPIC 9.3 Innovative Process Synthesis and
Design
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Luis Puigjaner (U. Politec.
Catalunya, ES), Dr. Michel Pons
(ATOFINA, FR).
KN-9.3-001 Interactivity and Automated
09:00-09:30 Process Design.
Prof. Eric Fraga et al. (U. College London,
UK).
O-9.3-002 Global Analysis for The Conceptual
09:30-09:45 Design of Complex Chemical Plants.
E. Musulin, J.P. Ruiz, M.Basualdo, J.M.
Nougues, L. Puigjaner (U.P. Catalunya,
ES).
O-9.3-003 Process Synthesis and Design for
09:45-10:00 Non-Standard Processes.
H. Schoenmakers, G. Kaibel (BASF AG, DE).
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O-9.3-004 An Efficient Decomposition-Based
10:00-10:15 Approach for the Integrated Design of
Solvents and Processes.
A. I. Papadopoulos, P. Linke
(U. Surrey, UK).
O-9.3-005 Reactive Distillation by Statics
10:15-10:30 Analysis.
Y. Pisarenko, L. Serafimov, A. Shuwalov,
D. Efremov (Lomonosov Academy of Fine
Chemical Tech., RU).
TOPIC 9.4 Tools for Integration
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Rafiqul Gani (DTU, DK), Prof.
Antonio Espuna (U. Politecnica.
Catalunya, ES).
O-9.4-001 Control Structure Selection by
16:30-16:45 Optimization for Integrated Processes.
S. Bozanic, S. Engell, T. Scharf (Process
Control Laboratory, DE).
O-9.4-002 Non-linear Dynamic Optimization
16:45-17:00 for the Integrated Design of Activated
Sludge Processes.
M. Francisco, P. Vega, M. Poch, I.
Rodriguez-Roda (U. Salamanca, ES).
O-9.4-003 Tools and Methods for
17:00-17:15 Comprehensive Process Integration. M.
Hurme, M. Tuomaala (Helsinki U. of
Technology, FI).
O-9.4-004 Retrofit of Processes &
17:15-17:30 Environmental Analysis, a Decision
Support Alternative in Process
Engineering.
A. Rodriguez, I. Herrera, R. Banares, M.
Schumacher (U. Rovira Virgili, ES).
KN-9.4-005 Plant-wide Integration of
17:30-18:00 Information and Decision Support
Systems: Present Tools & Limits. Prof.
Antonio Espuna et al. (U. Politecnica
Catalunya, ES).
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TOPIC 10
NOVEL PRODUCTS and TECHNOLOGIES
TOPIC 10.1 New Chemistry. Advanced Materials
CAPACITY: 70 people
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Encarna R. Hurtado (U. P.
Madrid, ES), Dr. Rosa Nomen (U. Ramon
Llull, ES).
O-10.1-001 Modernization of Multi-assortment
09:00-09:15 Manufacturing of Ultra Pure Materials.
A. M. Bessarabov, A. A. Avseev, E. M.
Koltsova, L. Puigjaner (Mendeleyev U.
Chem. Tech., RU).
O-10.1-002 Cellulose/Silica Hybrids Prepared by
09:15-09:30 a Catalytic Sol-Gel Process.
I. Portugal, S. Magina, M. A. Batista, D.
Evtiouguine (U. Aveiro, PT).
KN-10.1-003 Electrolytic Production of KOH and
09:30-10:00 Chlorine with Membrane Cells.
Y. Noaki, H. Houda (Asahi Kasei, JP) & J.
L. Hernandez, A. Uson (Aragonesas, ES).
O-10.1-004 Properties of Polymer Exchange
10:00-10:15 Membranes from Irradiation Introduced
Graft Polymerisation.
G. Schmidt-Naake, W.Becker, M. Pacheco
(Tech. U. Clausthal, DE).
O-10.1-005 Exterior-Grade Eucalyptus globulus
10:15-10:30 Plywoods Employing Pinus pinaster Bark
Tannin-Modified Adhesives.
G. Vazquez, J. Gonzalez, F. Lopez, G.
Antorrena (U. Santiago Compostela, ES).
TOPIC 10.2 Fine Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
CAPACITY: 70 people
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Gerhard Wagner (F.H.- Roche, CH),
Prof. Santiago Esplugas (U. Barcelona, ES).
O-10.2-001 On-line Concentration Estimation
12:00-12:15 during Chemical Reactions Using
Adaptive Heat-Mass Balances.
G. Hessel, H. Kryk, W. Schmitt, T. Seiler,
F. P. Weiss (Inst. of Safety Research, DE).
O-10.2-002 A Novel Process for Conjugated
12:15-12:30 Linoleic Acid Production.
A. Bernas, N. Kumar, P. Maki-Arvela, B.
Holmbom, T. Sal (Abo Akademi U. FI).
O-10.2-003 Production of Structured
12:30-12:45 Triglycerides by a Three Steps Process.
F. Camacho, P. A. Gonzalez, A. Robles, B.
Camacho, L. Esteban, E Molina. (U.
Granada, ES).
O-10.2-004 Preparation of 2-Phenylethanol by
12:45-13:00 Catalytic Selective Hydrogenation of
Styrene Oxide.
I. Kirm, F. Medina, X. Rodriguez, Y.
Cesteros, P. Salagre , J. E. Sueiras. (U.
Rovira i Virgili, ES).
O-10.2-005 NANOMIX: New Developments in
13:00-13:15 High-Pressure Emulsification Technology.
(UNIMIX Haagen & Rinau Mischtechnik
GmbH, DE).
O-10.2-006 Chemical Engineering Aspects of
13:15-13:30 Hydrogenation of Fine Chemicals. L.
Datsevitch, A. Jess, J. Panten, S. Peter, W.
Pickenhagen, D. Schatkow. (U. Bayreuth,
DE).
TOPIC 10.3 Nanotechnology
CAPACITY: 70 people
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Maria J. Cocero (U. Valladolid, ES),
Dr. Miguel Ladero (U. Complutense, ES).
KN-10.3-001
09:00-09:30
O-10.3-002
09:30-09:45
O-10.3-003
09:45-10:00
O-10.3-004
10:00-10:15
O-10.3-005
10:15-10:30
Nanotechnology.
Dr. Frank Menzel (Degussa AG, DE)
Fabrication of Nanostructures by
Soft Molding and Capillary Force
Lithography.
Y. Kahp, Y. S. Suh, S. Kim, P.S. Min, P. J.
Hong, P. J. Yoo, H.H. Lee (Seoul Nat. U.,
KR).
Chemical Kinetics of Polydisperse
Peptization Reactions.
W. Hintz, T. Nikolov, V. Jordanova, J.
Tomas ( Otto von Guericke University of
Magdeburg, DE).
Silica and Titania Nanoparticles
obtained in W/O Nano-emulsions as
Reaction Media.
M. Porras, C. Solans, C. Gonzalez, J. M.
Gutierrez (U. Barcelona, ES).
The Role of Solvent in the
Production of Nano-particles by Flame
Spray Pyrolysis: an Experimental and
Numerical Study. J. Johansen, M. B.
Larsen, H. Livbjerg, T. Johannessen
(Technical U. Denmark, DK).
TOPIC 10.4 Innovative Technologies, Methods and
Processes
CHAIRMEN: Dr. Miguel Ladero (U. Complutense, ES),
Dr. Miguel A. Gilarranz (U. Autonoma,
Madrid, ES).
O-10.4-001 New concepts in kinetic modeling
15:00-15:15 of complex organic reactions.
D. Yu. Murzin, T. Salmi, J.-P-Mikkola, E.
Toukoniitty, P. Mäki-Arvela, J. Wärnå
(Åbo Akademi U., FI)
O-10.4-002 Monolytic Stirred Reactor.
15:15-15:30 I. Hoek, T.A. Nijhuis, A.I. Stankiewicz,
J.A. Moulijn (Delft U. of Technology, NL).
O-10.4-003 The Use of Hybrid Membrane15:30-15:45 Distillation System for the EthaneEthylene. Separation in Olefin Plants.
Al-Rabiah (King Saud U. SA).
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O-10.4-004 Modeling and Numerical Simulation
15:45-16:00 of Hydrodynamic Electrodeposition
Processes for Obtaining Thin Layer
Materials.
Ph. Mandin, Th. Pauporte, D. Lincot, H.
Roustan (Lab. Electrochem. & Analytical
Chem., FR).
O-10.4-005 Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics
16:00-16:15 and Process Control.
M. Duenas, B. Lie (Telemark U. College,
Porsgrunn, NO).
O-10.4-006 Mass Transfer at Liquid-Liquid
16:15-16:30 Phase Boundaries by Interfacial and Free
Convection at Elevated Pressures.
R. Eggers, D. Dittmar, P. Jaeger (U.
Technical Hamburg, DE).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Alirio Rodrigues (U. Porto, PT), Dr.
Julia Sempere (U. Ramon Llull, ES),
O-10.4-007 Recycling of K3Fe(CN)6. Case Study
15:00-15:15 on the Oxidative Coupling Step of the
Galanthamine Synthesis.
A. Horvath, J.Verbraeken, K. de Smet, S.
Pauwels, G. Torok (U. Szeged, HU).
O-10.4-008 An Automatic System for Hazop
15:15-15:30 Analysis.
F. Zajkaniha, M.R. Pishvaie, D.
Rashtchian (Sharif U. of Technology, ZA).
O-10.4-009 Bio-Tricklingfilter - an
15:30-15:45 Economically Attractive Process for the
Treatment of Waste Air Containing VOC
and Chlorinated Hydrocarbons.
M. Buser (Ciba Specialty Chem. Inc, CH).
O-10.4-010 Simulation of Oil Saturation in
15:45-16:00 Porous Media.
W. Heikamp, A. Stephan (Filterwerk
Mann+Hummel GmbH, DE).
O-10.4-011 Solvent Recovery from Non-Ideal
16:00-16:15 Quaternary Mixtures with Hybrid
Processes Based on Extractive Distillation.
Szanyi, P. Mizsey, Z. Fonyo (Budapest U.,
HU).
O-10.4-012 Development of a Monolithic
16:15-16:30 Bioreactor: Adsorption of b-Galactosidasa
on Functionalized Supports.
K. Lathouder, F. Kapteijn, J. Mou
(U. Delft , NL).
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TOPIC 11
BIOCHEMICAL and FOOD ENGINEERING
TOPIC 11.1 Bioprocess Engineering and
Development
CHAIRMEN: Prof. John Villadsen (DTU, DK), Dr.
Victoria Santos (U. Complutense, ES).
O-11.1-001 Modelling of Biotransformation
12:00-12:15 Processes in High-density Cell Recycle
Membrane Reactors: Production of Lcarnitine by E. coli and P. mirabilis.
M. Canovas, V. Bernal, A. Sevilla, J.L.
Iborra (U. Murcia, ES).
O-11.1-002 Optimization of Integrated
12:15-12:30 Bioprocessing for Production of
Recombinant Pharmaceutical Proteins.
R. Luttmann (U. of Hamburg, DE).
KN-11.1-003 Enzymatic Reactors in Environmental
12:30-13:00 Engineering.
Prof. Juan Lema (U. Santiago Compostela,
ES).
O-11.1-004 High Pressure Membrane Reactor
13:00-13:15 for Enzyme-catalysed Reactions.
M. Habulin, M. Primozic, Z. Knez (U.
Maribor, SI).
O-11.1-005 The use of Antioxidants as
13:15-13:30 Stabilizer for Detergent Enzyme Granules.
Ole Simonsen. (Solid Products
Development, Novozymes A/S, DK).
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Eloy G. Calvo (U. Alcala Henares, ES),
Prof. Juan Lema (U. Santiago Comp., ES).
KN-11.1-006 Chemical Engineering Issues
16:30-17:00 Essential for Large Scale Bioprocesses.
Prof. John Villadsen (Denmark Technical
U., Lyngby, DK).
KN-11.1-007 Design of Photobioreactors.
17:00-17:30 Prof. Jose Merchuk (U. Ben Gurion,IL).
O-11.1-008 Analytical Procedure for 4S17:30-17:45 Desulfurization Route: Intermediate
Concentration and Enzymatic Activity.
A. Alcon, V. Santos, P. Yustos, A. Martin,
C. del Olmo, F. Garcia-Ochoa
(U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
O-11.1-009 Improvement of the Biological
17:45-18:00 Formation of Aroma Compounds by
Integrated Pervaporation.
B. Maltzahn, B. Lademann, A. Wilke
(GKSS, Geesthacht, DE).
TOPIC 11.2 Separation Processes in Biotechnology
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Ernst. Gilles (Max Plack Inst., DE),
Prof. Santiago Espulgas (U. Barcelona, ES).
O-11.2-001 Development of Advanced
09:00-09:15 Techniques and Equipment for the
Separation of Mixtures of Proteins using
Immobilized Metal Affinity
Chromatography.
R. Gutierrez, M. Galan (U. Salamanca, ES).
O-11.2-002 Partial Feed and Product
09:15-09:30 Withdrawal for the SMB Separation of a
Glucose fructose Mixture.
A. Vacca, M. Mascia, G. Tola (U. Cagliari,
IT).
O-11.2-003 A New Chemical Engineering Tool
09:30-09:45 for Industry: a Dynamic Liq-Liq
Extraction Chromatography System.
D. Fisher, I. Sutherland (Univ. Brunel,
Uxbridge, UK).
O-11.2-004 Purification of Lactic Acid Via
09:45-10:00 Formation of Methyl Lactate by Catalytic
Distillation.
M. Sanz, S. Beltran, J. Cabezas (U.
Burgos, ES).
O-11.2-005 Concentration of Lisinopril with
10:00-10:15 Reverse Osmosis from Pilot Plant
Experiments to Industrial Scale Unit.
J. Rzen, D. Senica, M. Ustar, P.
Dornovsek, S. Kogej, A. Pavko (U.
Ljubljana, SI).
O-11.2-006 Modelling of Cytochome b5
10:15-10:30 Continuous Extraction Using Neural
Network.
G. Fisher, A. Fileti, E. Tambourgi (U.
Campinas, BR).
TOPIC 11.3 Food Engineering
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Jose Merchuk (U. Ben Gurion, IL),
Dr. Heike Schuchmann (FRC-Nutrition,
DE).
O-11.3-001 Interpretation of the Inactivation of
12:00-12:15 Bacterial Spores with New Models.
N. Kopf, H. Schubert (U. Karlsruhe,DE).
O-11.3-002 Starch Hydrolysis during Mashing:
12:15-12:30 An Extended Model for Non-malted Cereal
and Exogenous Enzyme Addition.
C. Brandam, X. Meyer, P. Strehaiano, N.
Dallies, J. Proth (LGC, Toulouse, FR).
O-11.3-003 Optimal Scheduling and Energy
12:30-12:45 Minimization Strategy for the Sugar Cane
Industry.
H. Heluane, S. Sequeira , M. Colombo, M.
Hernandez, M. Graells, L. Puigjaner (U.
Tucuman, AR).
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O-11.3-004 Wine Clarification by Membranes:
12:45-13:00 Removed Colloids and their
Role in Tartaric Stability.
F. Gonçalves, M. N. de Pinho (Inst. Sup.
Tec., PT).
O-11.3-005 Isolation of Goat Milk Lactose13:00-13:15 derived Oligosaccharides by Cross Flow
Ultra and Nanofiltration.
A. Martinez, A. Guadix, L. Baro, J.
Jimenez, E. Lopez, J.J. Boza, E.M. Guadix
(U. Granada, Puleva Biotech, ES).
O-11.3-006 Modelling of Heat Transfer and
13:15-13:30 Evaporative Mass Losses during the
Drying of Food Products.
S. Chemkhi, F. Zagrouba, A. Bellagi (Inst.
Rech. Sci. Tech., TN).
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TOPIC 12
HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC 12.1 Chemical Reactions under High
Pressure
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Alberto Bertucco (U. Padova, IT),
Prof. M. Jose Cocero (U. Valladolid, ES).
O-12.1-001 Synthesis and Phase Behavior of
12:00-12:15 Poly-p-phenylene Polymers in SC Fluids.
E.Wrighta, K.L.Lottb, Z.Shenb, A. GarachDomech, M. A. McHugh (Virginia
Commonwealth U., US).
O-12-1-002 Production of Pure Enantiomers
12:15-12:30 using Enzimatic Catalysis in SC CO2.
Z. Dijkstraa J. Keurentjesa, H. Weytenb
(Flemish Tech. Res., BE).
O-12-1-003 Oxidation of Hexanal to Hexanoic
12:30-12:45 Acid in Supercritical CO2.
A.Kruse, H Ederer, N. Dahmen (Inst.
Tech. Chem. CPV, DE).
O-12-1-004 Synthesis of Nanoparticles under
12:45-13:00 Supercritical Conditions (SPS). An
Overview.
E. Alonso , I. Montequi, M. J. Cocero (U.
Valladolid, ES).
KN-12.1-005 Chemical Processes at High
13:00-13:30 Pressure.
Prof. Michael Buback (Georg August U.,
Goettingen, DE).
TOPIC 12.2 Supercritical Fluid Technology
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Gerd Brunner (TU Hambug, DE),
Prof. Miguel A. Galan (U. Salamanca, ES).
O-12.2-001 Separation of Enantiomers by
16:30-16:45 Supercritical Fluid Extraction.
B. Simandi, E. Szekely, I. Kmecz, E.
Fogassy P. Molnar, J. Sawinsky. (U.
Budapest, HU).
O-12.2-002 Water as Tuneable Solvent for
16:45-17:00 Reactions with Biopolymers.
Gerd Brunner and Tobias Albrecht (TU
Hambug-Harburg, DE).
O-12.2-003 Treatment of Textiles in
17:00-17:15 CO2–Potentialities and Limitations. E.
Bach, E. Cleve, E. Schollmeyer (Deutches
Textilforschung. Nord-West, DE).
O-12-2-004 Solutions for Pipeline Vibrations in
17:15-17:30 High Pressure Plants.
E. Schluecker and U. Klapp (U. ErlangenNuremberg, DE).
KN-12.2-005 Particle Design using Supercritical
17:30-18:00 Fluids.
Prof. Ernesto Reverchon et al. (U. of
Salerno, IT).
TOPIC 12.3 Fundamentals of High Pressure
Processes
CHAIRMEN: Prof. Zeljo Knez (U. Maribor, SI), Prof.
Francesc. Recasens (U. Politecnica
Catalunya, ES).
O-12.3-001 High Pressure Phase Equilibrium of
09:00-09:15 Interest for Enzymatic Reactions.
B. Parczewska and Th. W. de Loos (Delft
U., NL).
O-12.3-002 Measurement and Modeling of CO2
09:15-09:30 Absorption in PLGA.
N. Elvassore, A. Bertucco, K Vezzu (U.
Padova, IT).
O-12.3-003 Deep-Ocean Sequestration of Carbon
09:30-09:45 Dioxide.
S. S. S. Cardoso, S. T. McHugh (U.
Cambridge, UK).
O-12.3-004 Production of Ultra Fine Particles
09:45-10:00 using Supercritical Fluids – An Overview.
T. Gamse, F. Miguel, M. J. Cocero (U.
Graz, AT).
O-12.3-005 Cell for in-situ Analysis of Size,
10:00-10:15 Shape and Structure of Microscopic
Particles, Cell-Materials and
Microorganisms under High Pressure.
M. Hartmann, K. Sommer (Technical U.
München, DE).
O-12.3-006 High-pressure Homogenization as a
10:15-10:30 Process for Emulsion Formation.
S. Schultz, G. Wagne, J. Ulrich (Martin
Luther-U., DE).
TOPIC 13
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FIRST EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on PRODUCT ENGINEERING
CHAIRMEN:
O-13-001
09:00-09:15
O-13-002
09:15-09:30
KN-13-003
09:30-10:00
O-13-004
10:00-10:15
O-13-005
10:15-10:30
CHAIRMEN:
O-13-006
16:30-16:45
O-13-007
16:45-17:00
O-13-008
17:00-17:15
O-13-009
17:15-17:30
O-13-010
17:30-17:45
O-13-011
17:45-18:00
Prof. Ulrich Broeckel (U. App. Sci., DE),
Dr. Carmen Gonzalez (U. Barcelona, ES).
Biodegradable Products from
Thermoplastic Starches. L.P.B.M. Janssen,
L. Moscicki, M. Mitrus, T. Oniszczuk (U.
Groningen, NL).
Vitamin E Nanoparticles for
Beverage Applications. Chyi-Cheng Chen
(Roche Vitamins AG, CH).
Product Design of Food Emulsions.
Prof. H. Schubert and K. Ax (U.
Karlsruhe, DE).
Design of Impact Resistant Enzyme
Granules. K. Joergensen, P. Bach, A.D.
Jensen (Technical U. Denmark, Novozyme,
DK).
Design of Cereal Based Instant
Powders for Food Applications Using a
Cooking Extrusion Process. H. P.
Schuchmann (Federal Res. Center
Nutrition, DE).
HALL: MACHADO (FLOOR: -2)
Prof. E. Favre (ENSIC, Nancy, FR), Dr.
Jose L. Valverde (U. Cast.- La Mancha,
ES).
Innovative Products through
Product Design. Esper, Steinbeck,
Klinksiek, Hofmann, Reizl (Bayer AG,
DE).
Product Design of Solid Fertilizers.
U. Broeckel (U. Applied Sciences Trier,
DE).
Polystyrene Reinforced with
Ligno-cellulosic Fibers. F. Vilaseca, M.F.
Llop, E. Busquets, M.A. Pelach, P. Mutje
(U. Girona, ES).
Product Design.
W. Raehse, S. Hoffmann (Henkel KgaA,
DE).
Product Engineering of Antifouling
Paints by Use of Mathematical Modelling.
S. Kiil, K. Dam-Johansen (Technical U.
Denmark, DK.)
Computer-Aided Design and Rapid
Prototyping of Granulated Products. F.
Stepanek, A. Bismarck (Imperial College
London, UK).
CHAIRMEN:
O-13-012
09:00-09:15
O-13-013
09:15-09:30
O-13-014
09:30-09:45
O-13-015
09:45-10:00
KN-13-016
10:00-10:30
HALL: MACHADO (FLOOR: -2)
Prof. Matthias Kind (U. Karlsruhe, DE),
Prof. Francesc Castells (U. Rov.i Virgili,
ES).
KAFEP - A Centre for Academic
Research and Development in Product
Engineering. M. Kind, H. Schuchmann
(KAFEP-Karlsruhe Centre Res. Dev.
Product Eng., DE).
Chemical Product Design-A New
Multidisciplinary Teaching and Research
Activity at Institut for Kemiteknik (DTU).
G. M. Kontogeorgis, S. Kiil, J. Abildskov,
T. Johannessen (Technical U. Denmark,
Lyngby, DK).
The Impact of Chemical Product
Design on Process Design. H. Van Luijk,
P. Herder, I. Turunen (Lappeenranta U. of
Technology, FI).
Developing a Filler for
Pharmaceutical Tablets. A. Broekhuis, J.
A. Wesselingh, A. Mul (U. Groningen,
NL).
Methods and Tools for Efficient
Chemical Product Design: Property,
Estimation & Computer Aided Molecular
Design. Prof. Rafiqul Gani and Dr. J.
Marrero (Tech. U. Denmark, Lyngby, DK).
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Poster Programme
Poster Programme
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TOPIC 1 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING and SOCIETY
TOPIC 1.1 Chemical Engineering and Society
Demands. Forensic Engineering
P-1.1-006 The Evolution and Valorization of the
Industrial Chemistry before the Chemical
Engineering in Brazil.
J. C. O. Santos, M.B. Dantas, M.G.O. Santos,
E.C. Silva Filho, S. Prasad. (CCT, UEPB, BR).
P-1.1-007 Comparison and Characterization of
Chemical Engineering Undergraduate
Programs by Multivariate Analysis.
L. Jimenez, J. M. Mateo (U. Rovira Virgili,
ES).
P-1.1-008 Student Perception of the more important
Skills of a Chemistry branch Industrial
Engineer.
J.I. Moreno, J.A. Cascales, E. Solano, G. Leon
(U. Polit. Cartagena, ES).
P-1.1-009 Open Learning Management System for
Improvement of Pharmaceutical Education.
D.V. Shishulin, M.N. Puchkov, H.
Leuenberger, L.S. Gordeev, N.V. Menshutina
(Mendeleev U. Chemical Technology, RU).
P-1.1-010 Comparative Analysis of the Results and for
the Students\ Sexes Studying Technical
Engineering in Industrial Chemistry.
M.M. Montiel, F.A. Corpas (U. Jaen, ES).
P-1.1-011 New Methods and Technologies in the
Industrial Chemistry Lectures.
N. Martinez, J.de la Torre (U.Valencia,ES).
P-1.1-012 Chemical Engieering: New Paradigms and
Environmental Syllabus.
F. Gutierrez-Martin (U. Politecnica Madrid,
ES).
P-1.1-013 Evaluation of Biosafetys Norms in the
Didactic Laboratories of Chemistry in Brazil.
J.C. Santos, J.D. Fernandes, L.S. Soares,
J.R.S. Araujo, E.C. Silva Filho, S. Prasad
(CCT, UEPB, BR).
P-1.1-014 Experimental Determination of the Ignition
Conditions: a New Procedure.
J. Costa, F.G. Colina (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-1.1-015 Artificial Inteligence Methods Used in
Chemistry.
T. Rusu, O.M. Gogan, P. Poni. (I. of
Macromolecular Chemistry, RO).
TOPIC 1.2 Education in Chemical Engineering.
Computers in CE Education
P-1.2-006 Simple Computational Tools for Calculation
of Various of Various Types of Heat
Exchangers.
K. Bonischova, J. Kohoutek, Z. Jegla, P.
Stehlik (Technical U. Brno,CZ).
P-1.2-007 Java based Process Control of a Distillation
Column Via Internet Using OPC.
A. Klein, R.Zerry, C.Hausmanns, L.Urbas, G.
Wozny (Fach. Dyn. Bet. Tech. Anlagen, DE)
P-1.2-008 Process Control Teaching Supported by
Intelligent Tutoring System.
N. Bolf, J. Bozicevic, S. Stankov (U. Zagreb,
HR).
P-1.2-009 Using Dynamic Simulation to the Process
Control Education. Refinery Fractionator
Example. C.J.G. Vasconcelos , R. Maciel
Filho, M.R. Wolf-Maciel (State U. Campinas,
BR).
P-1.2-010 Using MathCad in Teaching the Calculations
of Unit Operations. J. Lora, J.M. Gozalvez, A.
Santafe ( U. Politecnica Valencia, ES).
P-1.2-011 Labour Insertion of the Graduates of the
Faculty of Chemistry of the University of
Barcelona. I. Dorio, G. Fonrodona, C.
Gonzalez, A. Prades, P. Figuera, J. Barbosa
(U. Barcelona, ES).
P-1.2-012 Innovation-Oriented Professional Chemical
Engineering Education in Regional
Research University of Russia. S.I.
Dvoretsky, D.S. Dvoretsky, V.F. Kalinin, V.P.
Tarov (Tambov State Technical U., RU).
P-1.2-013 Teaching in Laboratories of Chemical
Engineering: Integration of Tasks. J.
Gimenez, J. M. Gutierrez, C. Fite, X. Baraza,
D. Curco (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-1.2-014 Enhancing Team Performance at Chemical
Engineering Curriculum. L. Jimenez, J.
Font, A. Fabregat (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
TOPIC 1.3 Student Program
P-1.3-004 Regulation Institutions of Chemical
Engineering.
S. Moran, E. Oliete (Madrid Assoc. Chemical
Engineers-AMIQ, ES).
P-1.3-005 The European Credit Transfer System in the
European Higher Education Area.
I. Cabrera (Granada Assoc. Chemical
Engineers-AGREIQ, ES).
P-1.3-006 European Higher Educational Area New
Methologies of Teaching and Learning.
D. Sanchez-Sanz (AINQUIVA, ES).
P-1.3-007 Past and Present of Chemical Engineering
Education in Galicia (Spain).
S. Barros, A. Cuevas, G. Eibes, A. Hospido,
H. Rodriguez, J. Rodriguez.
(Galicia Assoc. Chem. Engineers-AGaEQ,
ES).
Poster Programme
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P-1.3-008 Regulation Chemical Engineer’s
Competences. A Comparison between Spain
and Europe.
R. Camarillo (Spanish Federation of
Chemical Engineers-FEIQ, ES).
P-1.3-009 Professional Associations, Associations,
Federations and Universities: Representative
Attributions in the Chemical Engineering.
R. Aldaco, R. Onandia, E. Sebastia,
TOPIC 2
M. Sebastia (Cantabrian Assoc.of Chemical
Engineers, ES).
P-1.3-010 Guidelines for the European Higher
Education Area: European Mobility.
L.Cortes, A. Perdones, A. Valero, B. Ferreira
(Spanish Federation Chem. Engineers-FEIQ,
ES).
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY STRATEGIES
P-2-010 Advance Simulation Tools Applied to
Chemical Process Development.
A.B. Mejias, J. Palma, M.A. Garcia, G. Diaz
(Tecnicas Reunidas, ES).
P-2-011 Adsorption Research Requirements from an
Industrial Point of View.
J. Ciprian, S. Maurer (BASF AG, DE).
P-2-012 Mathematical Methods at the Analysis and
Synthesis of the Circuits of Division in View
of the Circuits of Management.
Yu. A. Komissarov, S.V. Nikolaev (U. of
Chemical Technology, RU).
P-2-013 Decision Support System for Evaluation of
the Chemical Equipment in the Terms of
Tenders.
E.A. Surzhikov, E.A. Nikulina, I.N. Dorokhov
(U. Chemical Technol., RU).
P-2-014 Mass and Energy Balances in a Clinker
Production Plant.
C. Ordeñana, E. Garcia, S. Astarloa, Y. Parra,
C. Urcelay, Gutierrez-Cañas (UPV, Cementos
Lemona, ES).
P-2-015 New Technologies for Oil Refinery in Serbia.
O. Ocic (NIS-Pancebo Oil Refinery, YU).
P-2-016 Devolatilization of Polymeric Latexes.
R.E. Salazar, P. Ilundain, D. Alvarez, L. da
Cunha, M. J. Bara (Institute for Polymer
Materials, ES).
P-2-017 Neutralization Processes for New Catalysts
in Polyol Industry.
L. Rodriguez, P. Sanchez,
M. Perez-Collado (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-2-018 The UBE`s case.
A. Herreros (Departamento de Procesos,
UBE, Castellon, ES).
P-2-019 Utilization of Ultra Sound for Inactivation of
Coliform in Waste of Bacteriolocal Assay.
A. M. de Lima, J.F. Mello dos Santos, J.L. de
S. Melo (UFRN, BR).
P-2-020 Life Cycle Engineering and it’s use in
Environmental Management Systems in the
Chemical Industry.
M. Fischer, T.Kupfer, P. Eyerer (U. Stuttgart,
DE).
P-2-021 Standarization of Specifications for LPG
Mixes Properties in Central and South
America Markets.
S. Wilinski, M. Infantini, R. Diaz, R.
Sciamanna (UCV, VE).
P-2-022 Classification of Cost Elements in the
Settling of Quality Costs.
A. Garcia, C. Hernandez, R. Sciamanna
(UCV, VE).
P-2-023 Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Core
Sediments of the Santander Bay, Northern
Spain.
C. Gonzalez Pinuela, A. Coz, A. Andres, J.R.
Viguri, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES).
Poster Programme
TOPIC 3
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TOPIC 3.1 Chemical Engineering in Energy. Biomass
and Solar Energies. Fuel Cells, Batteries,
Hydrogen Technology
P-3.1-005 Methanol Synthesis from CO2 and H2 over
Ga and Zr Promoted Cu/Zn Catalysts.
M. Lachowska. (Polish Academy of Sciences,
PL).
P-3.1-006 Methanol Decomposition in the Presence of
Steam over Manganese and Magnesia
Promoted Cu/Zn/Zr Catalysts.
M. Lachowska. (Polish Academy of Sciences,
PL).
P-3.1-007 Metals Additions Effects on a Thermal
Storage System which Uses the Ca(OH)2 CaO
Reversible Reaction.
M. N. Azpiazu, J.M. Morquillas, A. Vazquez
(UPV, ES).
P-3.1-008 Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC):Analysis of
Miniplant Experiments based on MaxwellStefan Equations.
B. Munder, L. Rihko-Struckmann,Y.Ye, K.
Sundmacher (Max Planck Institute, DE).
P-3.1-009 Production and Nitration of Biodiesel from
Vegetable Oils.
R. Alcantara, L. Canoira, S. Torcal. (
Polytechnic U. Madrid, ES).
P-3.1-010 The Usage of Biomass at a Gasification Plant
– Conversion Technology in Comparison.
S. Osowski, J. Neumann, H. Fahlenkamp. (U.
Dortmund, DE).
P-3.1-011 Modelling of Biogas Production Processes
from Biomass - Including the Energetic
Conversion.
A. Friedl, T.Loderer, M. Pfeffer, M. Harasek
(Vienna U. Technology, AT).
P-3.1-012 Start up Problems of Liquid-fuel Reformers
for Fuel Cell Applications.
A. Cutillo, I. Guaglio, P. L. Maffettone, G.
Saracco ( Politecnico Torino, IT).
P-3.1-013 Characterisation of Fly-ashes from Cocombustion of Coal/Biomass Mixtures in FBC.
L. Armesto, J. R. Maroto, J.L. Dorronsoro, M.
Martin Espigares (CIEMAT, ES).
P-3.1-014 Estimation of the Required Dimension of a
Photovoltaic Pumping Installation for the
Drip Irrigation of an Olive Grove.
F. Cuadros, F. Lopez-Rodriguez, A. Marcos, S.
Carretero (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-3.1-015 Optimization of Mass and Heat Transport in
PEM Fuel Cells.
S.A. Grigoriev, A.A. Kalinnikov, V.N. Fateev,
V.I. Porembsky, R. Blach (HE & Plasma Tech.
Inst., RU).
P-3.1-016 Petroleum-based Carbon Anodes for Ion-Li
Batteries.
A. Concheso, R. Santamaria, M. Granda, R.
Menendez, J. M. Jimenez Mateos, R.
Alcantara,P. Lavela, J.L. Tirado (Instituto
Nacional del Carbon, ES).
P-3.1-017 Biodegradability of Biodiesel from Several
Vegetable Oils.
J. Pasqualino, D. Montane, X. Farriol and J.
Salvado (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
P-3.1-018 Water Managament in a Lab-PEMFC and its
Effects on the Electrochemical Behaviour.
M. Billot, P. Carre, S. Didierjean, F. Lapicque
(CNRS-ENSIC, FR).
P-3.1-019 CO Reduction in Small Domestic Pellet Stoves
through Statistics Analysis.
J.C. Moran , E. Granada , J. Porteiro , J. L
Minguez (U. Vigo, ES).
P-3.1-020 Co-firing with Pellet. New Hopper for Small
Boilers.
G. Lareo, J. L. Ortiz, E. Granada, J. Porteiro.
( U. Vigo, ES).
P-3.1-021 Solar Thermal Seawater Distillation Activities
at the Platform Solar of Almeria: Increasing
the Thermo-economical Efficiency of the
Process.
D. Alarcon, J. Blanco, S. Malato, M. I.
Maldonado, B. Sanchez (CIEMAT-Plat. Solar
Almeria, ES).
P-3.1-022 Energy Savings in Refinery Plants.
M. A. Masri (Algerian Petroleum Institute,
DZ).
P-3.1-023 Compact Heat Exchanger to Replace Shelltube Exchangers.
M. A. Masri (Algerian Petroleum Institute,
DZ).
P-3.1-024 On Board Hydrogen Storage in Fuel Cell
Vehicles by Carbon Nanotubes.
S. Rowshanzamir, M. H. Eikani (Iran U.
Science and Technology, IR).
P-3.1-025 Design Calculations for the Development of 1
kW Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cell Stack.
S. Rowshanzamir, M. H. Eikani (Iran U.
P-3.1-026 Heat Integration of the Commercial Ethylene
Process.
A. A. Al-Rabiah (Department of Chemical
Engineering, SA).
P-3.1-027 PEM Fuel Cell based Power Plant. Efficiency
and Ecology.
V.N. Fateev, S.A. Grigoriev, R. Blach, S.V.
Ostrovsky (Hydrogen Energy & Plasma
Technol. Inst., RU).
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Poster Programme
P-3.1-028 Behaviour of Metallic Oxides Mixtures in
Hydrogen/Methane separations.
E. Lorente , P. Duran, E. Romero, J. A. Pena
(U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-3.1-029 Optimize Crude Topping Unit Operations to
Save Energy.
A-A S. Kadhum, and M. Oun (Azzawiya Oil
Refining Comp., LY).
TOPIC 3.2 Sustainable Materials Resources:
Renewable & Secondary Materials, Derived
Products and Proceses
P-3.2-005 Mechanistic and Structural Aspects of the
Biological Degradation of Polymers.
K. Welzel, R.J. Müller, W.D. Deckwer (GBFTU Braunschweig, DE).
P-3.2-006 Metallic Secondary Raw Materials. Recycling
Strategy in Serbia.
N. Mitevska (RTB BOR, Copper Institute,
YU).
P-3.2-007 Secondary Materials from Electrical and
Electronic Equipment.
A. Calva, A. Andres, J. Viguri, A. Irabien, A.
Fdez de la Vega, V. del Campo (U. Cantabria,
ES).
P-3.2-008 Behaviour of Construction Materials
(Mortars) with Metallic Oxides.
I. Lopez, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-3.2-009 Activated Carbon from Sewage Sludges. A.
Colin-Cruz , C. Barrera-Diaz , M.C. JimenezMoleon , Cheikh Fall (U. Autonoma of
Mexico, MX).
P-3.2-010 Production of Oligosaccharides through
Hydrolytic Depolymerisation of Residual
Lignocellulosics and Purification in a
Ceramic Membrane System.
D. Nabarlatz, R.Garcia D. Montane (U. Rovira
i Virgili, ES).
P-3.2-011 Neutralization of Fluoride Wastewater with
Product Recovery: Calcium Reagents
Behaviour.
R. Aldaco, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-3.2-012 Ecoproducts: Mining on Wastes.
M. Martin, M. Rigola, M. D. Balaguer (U.
Girona, ES).
P-3.2-013 Improvement of Flotation Deinking by
Artificial Vision.
M.A. Pelach, S. Presta, V. Marquez, F.
Vilaseca, P. Mutje (U. Girona, ES).
P-3.2-014 Prediction of the Behaviour of the Mortars
with Metallic Oxides.
I. Lopez, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-3.2-015 Chemical Modification of Natural Fibers.
J. Gironesa, F. Vilasecaa, P. Mutje, A. Polo
(U. Girona, ES).
P-3.2-016 Development of a Tannin Gel Adsorbent for
the Removal of Heavy Metals from Effluents.
G. Vazquez, J. Gonzalez-Alvarez, S. Freire, G.
Antorrena (U. Santiago, ES).
P-3.2-017 Sodium Dispersion Technology to Upgrade
Waste Lubricating Oils to Valuable Products.
H. J. Heeres, H. D. Klapwijk, R. M.Voncken
(Rijks U.,NL).
P-3.2-018 By-products from Saltwork: Recovery of
Sodium Sulphate and Magnesium Chloride.
J. Ariza, M.J. Diaz, F. Lopez, M. Canto, L.
Jimenez (U. Huelva, ES).
P-3.2-019 Dynamic Thermo-mechanical Analysis of
Thermoplastic Starchy Materials.
M. Mitrus, L. Moscicki, L. P. B. M. Janssen
(Lublin Agricultural U., PL).
P-3.2-020 Analysis of the Sintering Process in the
Preparation of Petroleum Derived Highstrength Polygranular Graphites.
J. Llorca, M. Martinez Escandella, F.
Rodriguez-Reinoso, J. Echeberria, E.
Gallego, J. Jimenez (U. Alicante, ES).
P-3.2-021 Controlling Hydrothermal Reaction for
Increasing Acetic Acid Yield from Biomass
Wastes for Use as a Roadway Deicer.
F. Jin, Z. Zhou, H. Enomoto, T. Moriya,H.
Higashijima (Tohoku U., JP).
P-3.2-022 Thermal Treatment and Characterization of
Impregnation Pitch from Bituminous Coal.
J. Ganan, J. F. Gonzalez, E.Sabio, A. Ramiro,
C.M.Gonzalez (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-3.2-023 A Renewable Raw Material for the
Formulation of Phenolic Resin.
M.V. Alonso, M.Oliet, M.A. Gilarranz, J.M.
Perez, F. Rodriguez (U. Complutense, ES).
P-3.2-024 Use of Ethanolamine-soda-water Mixtures for
Making Olive Wood Trimmings Pulp.
L. Jimenez, A. Rodriguez, I. Perez, R.
Jimenez, A. M. Calero (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-3.2-025 Kinetics of Hydrothermal Processing of
Barkey Husks.
G. Garrote, H. Dominguez, J.C. Parajo (U.
Vigo, ES).
P-3.2-026 Fermentation of C6-C5 Mixtures of Sugars
Derived from Acidic Hydrolysis of Corn
Stems.
L. Martinez-Nieto, S. Rodriguez, J.A.
Gimenez, M.B. Serrano (U. Granada, ES).
P-3.2-027 Preparation of Activated Carbons from
Gasification with Air of the Almonds Shells
Pyrolysed.
J. F. Gonzalez, C. M. Gonzalez, J. Ganan, A.
Ramiro, E. Sabio, J.M. Encinar, J. Moreno (U.
Extremadura, ES).
Poster Programme
P-3.2-028 Design & Fabrication of a Pilot Plant to
Recover Aroma Compounds from Aqueous
Wastestreams.
M. H. Eikani, F. Golmohammad, S.
Rowshanzamir, N. Bidgoli (Iranian Research
Organization for Science and Technology, IR).
P-3.2-029 Random Search Based Approach for
Designing Optimal Water Networks.
G. Poplewski, J. Jezowski, A. Jezowska
(Rzeszow U. Technology, PL).
P-3.2-030 Sustainable Management of the Chemical
Resources of Black Sea.
S. Tepavitcha-rova, C. Balarew, A.Kovacheva,
D. Rabadjieva, P. Borissov (Bulgarian Acad.
Sci., BG).
P-3.2-031 Production of Enterocin AS-48 from Whey as
a Growth Substrate.
A. Munoz, M. Maqueda, A. Galvez, M.
Martinez-Bueno, E. Valdivia (U. Granada &
U. Jaen, ES).
P-3.2-032 Use of a Regenerable ZnO-based Sorbent for
Hot Gas Desulfurization. Pilot Plant Studies.
J. M. Sanchez, E. Ruiz, J. Otero (CIEMAT, ES)
P-3.2-033 Applied Studied In Solar Photocatalytic
Detoxification: Twelve Years Of Experience In
Plataforma Solar De Almería.
M. I. Maldonado , S. Malato, J. Blanco, D.
Alarcón, J. Cáceres, A. I. Cardona (CIEMATPlataforma Solar de Almeria, ES)
TOPIC 3.3 Pollution Prevention and Cleaner
Technologies
P-3.3-007 Proposition of New Clean Air Technology for
N0x and S0x Emissions Reduction at Power
Plants using Coal.
B. S. Repic, N. D. Crnomarkovic, R.V.
Mladenovic, M. P. Jovanovic, V. M. Manovic
(Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences. U.
Belgrade, YU).
P-3.3-008 Deep Desulphurization of Fuels by Extraction
with Ionic Liquids.
J. A. Wasserscheid, J. Esser (U. Bayreuth-U.
Aachen, DE).
P-3.3-009 Pollution Prevention by Nitrophenols
Reduction in the Benzene Nitration Process.
P. A. Quadros, C. Baptista (U. Coimbra, PT).
P-3.3-010 Valuation of Quality Index of Lagoon
Receiver Petroleum Effuent Treaty.
A. M. de Lima, M.R. Fernández (UFRN, BR).
P-3.3-011 Effects of the Mat Structure on the
Performance of Methane Premixed Burners.
S. Specchia, M. Bizzi, G. Saracco, V. Specchia
(Politec. Torino, IT).
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P-3.3-012 New Treatment Process for Petroleum
Industry Slop Oils by Heteroazeotropic
Distillation Comparison with Other
Processes.
E. Lucena, Y. Aurelle, Y. Romero, L. La Rosa,
A. Secq (INSA Toulouse, FR).
P-3.3-013 Avoiding Environmental Loads in the Low
Density Polyethylene Process.
H. Yrigoyen, L. Kulay, F. Castells, G. A. Silva,
L. Jiménez (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
P-3.3-014 Effluent-free black liquor treatment in a nonwood pulp mill-The Celsur case.
B. Myreen, J.B. Cobo Conox (Ltd-Cotton
South, FI).
P-3.3-015 Minimizing Environmental Impact by
Enhanced Usage of Oxygen and Peroxide in
the Bleaching of Eucalyptus Kraft Pulps.
T. M. Povoas, A. P. V. Egas, M. Graça V.S.
Carvalho, L.M. Ferreira (U. Coimbra, PT).
P-3.3-016 Hybrid Catalysts Based on HY and HZSM-5
Zeolites for Recycling Low Value
Hydrocarbon Cuts in FCC Units.
I. Torre, P. Castano, J. Erena, J. Bilbao, J. M.
Arandes (UPV-EHU, ES).
P-3.3-017 Analysis of the Environmental Impact of
Butylacetate Process through WAR
Algorithm.
C. A. Cardona, V. F. Marulanda, D. Young
(ES).
P-3.3-018 Heavy Metals Speciation in Sewage Sludge
using a Simple Extraction Procedure.
A. Fuentes, L.Parra, M.Llorens, M.Aguilar,
J.Saez, J.Ortuno, J.A.Ramon (U.Murcia, ES).
P-3.3-019 Optimisation of Deinking Process.
X. Zafra, J. Labidi , P. Mutje, M. A. Pelach (U.
Girona, ES).
P-3.3-020 The Use of CO2 to Improve the Catalytic
Behavior of Mg-V-Al Mixed Oxides for the
Process of Ethylbenzene Dehydrogenation to
Styrene.
G. Carga, R. Nakamura, T. Aida and H.
Niiyama (Tokio Institute of Technology, JP).
P-3.3-021 Industrial Biofilter Installation for Cleaning.
A. Vinarov, D. Sokolov, V. Smirnov (SSR Inst.
of Protein Biosynthesis, RU).
P-3.3-022 TCF Bleaching of Cellulosic Pulps of Holm
Oak Wood.
M. E. Eugenio, A. Rodriguez, F. Lopez, M.J.
Diaz, J. Ariza, I. Perez (U. Pablo de Olavide,
ES).
P-3.3-023 Solvent Recovery by PSA, an Experimental
and a Simulation Study.
K. Chihara, T. Kaneko, T. Aikou, S. Oda, S.
Hamashima (Meiji U., JP).
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P-3.3-024 The Esterification of Benzoic Acid with n-Octyl
and iso-Octyl Alcohols in the Presence of tetraButyl Titanate and Phosphotungstic Acid.
J. Skrzypek, M. Lachow-ska, J.Zbigniew
Sad£Owski, K. Krupa
(Inst. Chemical Eng. Polish Acad.
Sciences, PL).
P-3.3-025 Environmental Analysis of Galician Food
Sectors: Milk and Canned Tuna.
A. Hospido, M.T. Moreira, G. Feijoo (U.
Santiago, ES).
P-3.3-026 A Transient Model of Catalytic Converters.
A. A. Noori Khoshknab, N. Sallamie (Iran U.
of Science & Technology, IR).
P-3.3-027 Design of Caustic Wash System for Light
Hydrocarbons.
M. Tajerian, E. Ganji (Research Institute of
Petroleum Industry Iran, IR).
P-3.3-028 Study of the Incidence of the Drilling
Activity.
L. Benzeghiba, K. Daoud (U. Sci.Technol.
Houari Boumediene, DZ).
TOPIC 4
P-3.3-029 An Alternate Solution. A Sustainable
Development Point of View to the Environmental Impact Produced for Elevated Flares
in the Petroleum Industry.
A. Estrada Flores (Inst. Mex. del Petroleo, MX).
P-3.3-030 Hydrolysis of Toluene Diisocyanate
Distillation Residues.
J. Ilmurzynska, L. Ruczynski, R. Szczepaniak
(IChem R. Institute-ZACHEM, PL).
P-3.3-031 Improvement of the Deep Desulphurisation of
Fuels by the Employment of a Pre-saturation
and a Recycle.
L. Datsevitch, N.J. Gudde, A. Jess, C. Schmitz
(U. Bayreuth, DE).
P-3.3-032 Life Cycle Assessment of Chipboard
Manufacture.
A. Hospido, M.T. Moreira, G. Feijoo (U.
Santiago, ES).
P-3.3-033 Removal of Chromium (VI) by the
Adsorbents Produced from Coal Mining
Wastes.
K. Guclu, M. Mahramanlioglu (Istanbul U., TR).
SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
TOPIC 4.1 Process Safety, Hazard Assessment and
Health
P-4.1-007 Explosion Protection in the Process Industry:
an Integrated Approach.
P. Lerena, G. Suter (Swiss Safety Inst., CH).
P-4.1-008 Smoke Spreading Trajectory During Crude
Oil Fire.
J. Stawczyk, M. Czapnik, W. Jarosz
(Technical U. of Lodz, PL).
P-4.1-009 Theoretical Investigation of Auto-Ignition
Temperatures of Gas Mixtures.
E. F. Zanoelo, R. Rota (URI, BR).
P-4.1-010 Domino Effects Due to a Butadiene Storage
Tank Bleve.
M. Demichela, L. Marmo (Politecnico di
Torino, IT)
P-4.1-011 Quantitative Risk Analysis for Natural Gas
Transmission Pipeline.
Y.D. Joa, B.J. Ahnb (Korea Gas Safety
Corporation, KR).
P-4.1-012 Explosibility of Cork Dust in Methane/Air
Mixtures.
R. Pilao, E. Ramalho, C. Pinho (Instituto
Superior de Engenharia do Porto, PT).
P-4.1-013 Effect of Thermokinetics on Detonation
Onset, Induced by a Temperature Gradient,
in Hydrogen-Air Mixtures.
I. Kirillov, A. Panasenko, D. Roekaerts
(Kurchatov Institute, RU).
P-4.1-014 Major-Accident Prevention of Large
Gasholders.
A. Bernatik, F. Babinec, L. Ivanek (U.
Ostrava, CZ).
P-4.1-015 Mathematical Models for Safety Analysis of
Chemical Reactors. The Role of the Model
Accuracy.
A. Molnar, J. Markos, L. Jelemensky (Slovak
Technical U., SK).
P-4.1-016 Possibilities of Using HYSYS Simulation
Program for Safety Analysis of Continuous
Stirred Tank Reactors.
A. Molnar, J. Markos, L. Jelemensky (Slovak
Technical U., SK).
P-4.1-017 Advanced Detecting Runaway Using Chaos
Theories.
R. Nomen, J. Sempere, E. Serra, J. Cano (U.
Ramon Llull, ES).
Poster Programme
P-4.1-018 Modelling of Self-Heating Processes in Bulky
Solids.
T. Rieckmann, C. Kuska (U. Applied Sciences
Cologne, DE).
P-4.1-019 SPAI: Substance Prediction by Artificial
Intelligence.
J. Sempere, R. Nomen, A. Pey (U. Ramon
Llull, ES).
P-4.1-020 Runaway Prevention in Fine Chemicals
Reactors.
K. R. Westerterp, E.J. Molga. (U. Ramon
Llull, ES).
P-4.1-021 An Approach to Management of Accidental
Loss through Analyzing Failure Rate and
Human Reliability.
K.S. Park, Y.D.Jo (Korea Gas Safety
Corporation, KR).
P-4.1-022 Two Dimensional Model for Methane Gas
Migration into Adjacent Area from an
Unprotected Landfill.
M.J. Khalil, V.K.Srivastava (Indian Institute
of Technology, IN)
P-4.1-023 Hazard and Operability Studies & Fault Tree
Analysis of Melamine Unit.
A. Parsa, D. Rashtchian (Sharif U. of
Technology, ZA).
P-4.1-024 Influence of the Initial Conditions on Critical
Value of the Frank-Kamenetsky’s Parameter
for Thermal Explosion.
I. Zaev, S. Vasilevsky, I. Kirillov (Kurchatov
Institute, RU).
P-4.1-025 Multicriteria Choice of Solvent in the
Lithographic Printing Industry with
Emphasis on Occupational Health.
A.F. Batzias, F.A. Batzias (U. Piraeus,GR).
P-4.1-026 Bioindicators of Heavy Metals in Aquatic
Ecosystems in the Case of Fish Parasites.
M. Gabrashanska, M.M. Galvez-Morros, I.
Nedeva (Bulgarian Acad. of Sciences, BG).
P-4.1-027 Information Support of the Problem of
Chemical and Biological Safety.
D. Bobrov, A. Biryukov, A. Ermakov (U. of
P-4.1-028 Development of Consequence Analysis
System for Integrated Risk Management
System.
S. J. Ahn, Y. H. Kim, D. E. Lee, K. H. Kim,
E.S. Yoon (Seoul National U., KR)
P-4.1-029 Leak Detection in Pipelines. Pressure
Transient Analysis.
C.F. Braga, S.A. Cariati, A.,L. Souza,
S.,L.,Cruz, J.,A.,F.,R. Pereira (UNICAMP, BR).
P-4.1-030 Estimation of Potential Hazard of Long-Lived
Radionuclides of HLW.
A.V. Ochkin, A. O. Merkushkin, S. V.
Stefanovsky, S. I. Rovny (U. Chem. Tech., RU).
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P-4.1-031 Environmental Issues of Iran.
S. Rowshanzamir, M.H. Eikani (Iran U. of
P-4.1-032 A Technical, Economic and Environmental
Assessment of Leather Tannery Industry.
B. Rivela, M.T. Moreira, G. Feijoo (U.
Santiago de Compostela, ES).
P-4.1-033 Heavy Metal Distribution around Lake Poopo,
Bolivia.
M. E. Garcia, L. Bengtsson, R. Berndtsson,
K. Persson, J.Quintanilla (U. Mayor de
S.Andres, BO).
P-4.1-034 Biosorption of Cadmium by Dead Biomass
Stretomyces rimosus.
Z. Salem, A. Selat-nia, K. Allia, M.Z. Bakhti
(Lab. Proces. Eng. & Environm.-USTHB, DZ).
P-4.1-035 Comparison Study on Wind Tunnel System
and Flux Chamber for Determination of
Odours from Liquid and Solid Surface.
P. Centola, R. Del Rosso, M. I. Grande, A.N.
Rossi, S. Sironi (Politecnico Milano, IT).
TOPIC 4.2 Air Pollution Control
P-4.2-006 Air Pollution and Environmental Protection.
B. Varlakova, S. Varlakova (U. St. Cyril and
Methodist, MK).
P-4.2-007 Toluene Removal from Waste Gas in
Biotrickling Filter.
J. Paca, E. Klapkova, B. Koutsky (Institute of
Chemical Technology, CZ).
P-4.2-008 SO2, TSP and Black Smoke Inmision Trends
in an Industrial City (Alcoy, Spain) from
1989 to 2000.
A. Carratala, P. Varo, D. Prats (U. Alicante, ES).
P-4.2-009 Biofilters Evolution Control by Means of
Biological Specific Activity Determination.
F. Fdz-Polanco, R. de los Mozos, M.
Fdz-Polanco, P.A.G. Encina (U. Valladolid, ES).
P-4.2-010 Removal of Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic
Volatile Organic Compounds from
Contaminated Air Streams by Biofiltration.
M. B. Bagherpour, M. Nikazar, M. Sanati, B.
Bonakdarpour (Tehran Polytech.U.,IR).
P-4.2-011 Periodic Operation of Biofilters: Simulation
and Experimental Results.
K. Chmiel, K. Piotrowski, M. Palica, A. B.
Jarzebski (Silesian U. of Tech., PL).
P-4.2-012 Strategies for Excess Biomass Elimination in
Gas-Phase Biofilters.
J.A. Mendoza, O. J. Prado, M. C. Veiga, C.
Kennes (U. Coruña, ES).
P-4.2-013 Designing Ceramic Filters for High
Temperature Gas Cleaning.
J. M. Caballero, E. Hontañon, M. M.
Espigares (CIEMAT, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-4.2-014 The Effect of Thermal Surface Treatment on the
Cleaning Behaviour of Textile Dust Filter Media.
G. Mauschitz, W. Koschutnig, W. Hoeflinger
(Vienna U. of Tech., AT).
P-4.2-015 Aerosol Deposition in Non-Isothermal
Laminar Flows.
R. Muñoz Bueno, E. Hontañon, I. Rucandio,
M.M. Espigares (CIEMAT, ES).
P-4.2-016 Simulation of SO2 Absorption-Oxidation
Process with Hydrogen Peroxide for the
Treatment of Tail Gases.
S. Colle, D. Thomas, J. Vanderschuren
(Faculte Polytechnique de Mons, BE).
P-4.2-017 Treatment of VOC-Containing Gases by
Regenerative Absorption: Investigation of V/L
Equilibrium and Transfer Phenomena
Allowed by Promising Solvents.
R. Hadjoudj, H. Monnier, C. Roizard, F.
Lapicque (CNRS-ENSIC,FR).
P-4.2-018 Enhancement of Hydrogen Sulphide Removal
by Absorption in Ferric Sulphate Solutions.
J.M. Gomez, D. Cantero (U. Cadiz, ES).
P-4.2-019 Characterization of Clays Used as Support in
the Preparation of Desulfurant Sorbents.
J. Fernandez, M.J. Renedo (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-4.2-020 Determining the Major Factors of
Atmosphere’s Pollution at Quarry in the
Process of Iron Ore Extraction Using
Opencast Mining.
Tchmykhalova (Moscow State Mining U., RU).
P-4.2-021 Low Temperature SCR Catalysts for the
Simultaneous Destruction of NOx and
Dioxins.
D. Fino, M. Russo, S. Solaro, G. Saracco, U.
Cornaro, A. Basseti, V. Specchia (Politecnico
Torino, IT).
P-4.2-022 Effect of the Reactants Concentration on the
NO Reduction by Propylene under Lean-Burn
Conditions over a Pd/Ce0.68Zr0.32O2
Catalyst.
A. Betolaza, M. P. Gonzalez Marcos, J.R.
Gonzalez Velasco, M. A. Gutierrez (U. Pais
Vasco, ES).
P-4.2-023 NO Removal from Flue Gases Using A
Combined Wet Chemical-Biological Concept.
F. Gambardella, M. Alberts, K.J. Ganzeveld,
H.J. Heeres, J.W. Wesselingh (Rijks U.
Groningen, NL).
P-4.2-024 Gas-Phase Catalytic Removal of Chlorinated
VOCs over Ce/Zr Mixed Oxides under
Oxidising and Inert Conditions.
B. de Rivas, R. Lopez-Fonseca, J.I. GutierrezOrtiz, J.R. Gonzalez-Velasco
P-4.2-025 Water-Promoted Combustion of Chlorinated
VOCs over Metal/H-ZSM-5 Zeolite Catalysts.
R. Lopez-Fonseca, U. Aurrekoetxea, S.
Cibrian, J. I. Gutierrez-Ortiz and J.R.
Gonzalez Velasco (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-4.2-026 Recovery of VOCs from Exhaust Gases by
Low Temperature Condensation.
H. Walczyk (Polish Academyof Sciences,PL).
P-4.2-027 Engineering a Novel Catalytic Combustion
Process for Chlorinated and Non-Chlorinated
Volatile Organic Compounds.
K. Everaert, J. Baeyens, J. Degreve
(Katholieke U. Leuven , BE).
P-4.2-028 Modelling Catalytic Oxidation of Sulfur
Oxides Procceding from Power Plants.
F. Tomas-Alonso, F. Martinez (U. Murcia, ES).
P-4.2-029 Modeling Automotive Catalytic Converters
for Exhaust After-Treatment of
Hydrocarbons During Cold Start.
S. Chauhan, V.K. Srivastava (Indian Institute
of Tech. Delhi, IN).
P-4.2-030 Behaviour of Deuterated Naphthalene in
Pyrolysis of Polyethylene.
I. Aracil, R. Font, A. Fullana, J.A. Conesa (U.
Alicante, ES).
P-4.2-031 In-Situ Determination of Soot Particle Size
Distributions in Laminar Acetylene Diffusion
Flames.
T. Lehre, M. Hermle, R. Suntz, H. Bockhorn
(U. Karlsruhe,DE).
TOPIC 4.3 Wastewater Treatments
P-4.3-012 Sludge Zero-Emission Process for Biological
Wastewater Treatment.
H. Unno, K. Miyanaga, Y. Tanji, L.
Shanshan, S. Etoh (Tokyo Inst.Tech., JP).
P-4.3-013 Treatment of Alcaloide Industry Wastewater.
G. Aytimur, Z. Bycaksyz, S. Atalay
(Ege U., TR).
P-4.3-014 Treatment Alternatives for Metalworking
Oily Wastewaters.
P. Cañizares, J. Garcia, F. Martinez, M.A.
Rodrigo, C. Saez (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-4.3-015 WWTP COD-Loading Rate Estimation Based
on In-Reactor OUR Measurements Using
Artificial Neural Networks.
J.A. Baeza, J.F. Lafuente (U. Autonoma de
Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-016 Evaluation of Compressive Strength in
Bituminous-Sewage Sludge Mixed.
F. Mirada, S. Torres (U. Complutense, ES).
P-4.3-017 A Simple Kinetic Model of Nitrate Reduction
with Anaerobic Sludge Using External
Carbon Sources.
M. Imbierowicz (Technical U. Lodz, PL).
Poster Programme
P-4.3-018 Autotrophic Denitrification of Industrial
Wastewater.
J. L. Campos, R. Portela, A. Mosquera-Corral,
R. Mendez (U. Santiago Compostela, ES).
P-4.3-019 Simultaneous Formaldehyde Biodegradation,
Urea Hydrolysis and Denitrification.
M. Eiroa, A. Vilar, C. Kennes, M.C. Veiga (U.
Coruna, ES).
P-4.3-020 Effect of Industrial Wastewater Discharges
on Biological Nutrient Removal Proces.
L. Rod. Mayor, J. Villaseñor, F.J. Fdez.
Morales, J.M. Sanz (U. Cast-La Mancha, ES).
P-4.3-021 Partial Nitrification System with Organic
Matter Removal.
A. Mosquera-Corral, T. Barz, A. Dapena, J.L.
Campos, R. Mendez (U. Santiago, ES).
P-4.3-022 Elimination of Nitrates from Highly
Concentrated Aqueous Solutions.
L. Limousy, E. Fauvel, D. Hadjiev, T.
Lendormi, A. Peron (Centre of Research, FR).
P-4.3-023 Tests of Biological Denitrification by Stems of
Dates without Contribution of Phosphorus.
H. Yazid, R. Maachi (USTHB, DZ).
P-4.3-024 Why Many Industrial Biological Nitrogen
Removal (BNR) Processes Have Important
Operational Problems?.
J. Carrera, M. Torrijos, J. Lafuente (U.
Autonoma Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-025 On-Line Control of a Denitrifying Activated
Sludge System from an Industrial
Wastewater.
J. Carrera, J.A. Baeza, T. Vicent, J.Lafuente
(U. Autonoma Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-026 Influence of Temperature on Nitrate Removal
in a Submerged Filter for Contami-nated
Groundwater.
A. De la Rua, M.A. Gomez, B. Moreno, J.
Gonzalez, E. Hontoria (U. Granada, ES).
P-4.3-027 The Design of Biological Nitrification
Systems and the Influence of Inhibitors.
S. R. Juliastuti, J.Baeyens, J. Degreve
P-4.3-028 Application of Freezing Crystallization
Phenomena in Wastewater Treatment:
Removal of Nitrates, Phosphates, Surfactants
and Alcohols.
A. Rodriguez, Y. Aurelle (Institut National
des Sciences Appliquees, FR).
P-4.3-029 Phenol Biodegradation and Nitrification in
Presence of Zinc.
B. Fernandez, L. Amor, C. Kennes, M. C.
Veiga (U. Coruna, ES).
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P-4.3-030 Improving Carbon and Nitrogen Removal in
SBR Wastewater Treatment Plants by
Applying a Step-Feed Strategy and
Analysing Simple On-Line Data.
J.Colprim, T.Vives, M.Balaguer (U. Girona, ES).
P-4.3-031 Reactor Design and Performance for
Microbial Mercury Removal from Wastewater
of Chloralkali-Electrolysis Plants.
J. Leonhaeuser, H. von Canstein, I. WagnerDoebler, W. D. Deckwer (GBF, DE).
P-4.3-032 Removal of Fluorides from Watery Solutions.
C. Maria de Jesus, F. Camacho, N. Ceci, R.
Sciamanna (U. Central Venezuela, VE).
P-4.3-033 Removing of Heavy Metals from Water by
Strong Interaction with a Nickel Catalyst
Surface.
G. Godard, J.P. Candy, J.M. Basset (LCOMSCPE, FR).
P-4.3-034 Kinetics of Cadmium Removal from Aqueous
Solutions by Sunflower Leaves: Experimental
Study and Modelling.
H. Benaissa, M. A. Elouchdi (U. Tlemcen, DZ).
P-4.3-035 A Semicontinuous Laboratory-Scale Process
for the Recovery of Cadmium from Industrial
Effluents by Means of Polymer Enhanced
Ultrafiltration.
P. Canizares, A. Perez, R. Camarillo, J. J.
Linares (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-4.3-036 The Precipitation of Water Dissolved Heavy
Metals Using Gaseous Hydrogen Sulfide:
Mathematical Modelling.
M. Al-Tarazi, A.B.M. Heesink (U. Twente, NL).
P-4.3-037 Potentiometric Method for Composition
Determination of Ammonium Carbonate
Solution.
L. P. Korneev, V.K. Saranchin, V.G. Soloviev
(Russian RI Chem.Tech., RU).
P-4.3-038 Experimental Optimisation of Gum Guar
Dosage in Water Treatment.
B. Sent Gupta, J. Ako, I. Kikkert, S.J. Allen
(Queens U. Belfast, IE).
P-4.3-039 Studies of Inhibition on the Anammox Process.
A. Dapena-Mora, J.L. Campos, A. MosqueraCorral, R. Mendez (U. Santiago de
Compostela, ES).
P-4.3-040 Low-Cost Mineral Sorbents to the Purification
of Industrial Wastewater.
A. Garcia-Sanchez, E. Alvarez –Ayuso
(IRNASA-CSIC, ES).
P-4.3-041 Removal of Mercury Ion from Aqueous
Solutions by Activated Bentonite.
Z. Bendjama (USTHB, DZ).
P-4.3-042 Removal of Cu+2 and Ni+2 from Aqueous
Solution Using Irish Peat as an Adsorbent.
B. Sen Gupta, M. Curran, S.J. Allen (Queen’s
U. Belfast, IE).
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Poster Programme
P-4.3-043 Ozonation of Activated Carbon. Effect on
Adsorption of Selected Phenolic Compounds
from Aqueous Solutions.
P. M. Alvarez, F. J. Beltran, J. F. GarciaAraya, F. J. Masa (U.Extremadura,ES).
P-4.3-044 Formaldehyde-Treated Posidonia oceanica as
Biosorbent for Cadmium.
M. L. Pinzon, V.F. Meseguer, M. I. Aguilar, J.
F. Ortuño, A. Soler, J. Saez, A. Fuentes (U.
Murcia, ES).
P-4.3-045 Uptake of Cu(II) and Ni (II) from Aqueous
Solution by Kraft Lignin.
V. Fierro, R. Garcia-Valls, D. Montane (U.
P-4.3-046 Equilibrium and Microscopic Study of
Cadmium Biosorption from Aqueous
Solutions by a Dried Activated Sludge.
H. Benaissa, M. A. Elouchdi (U.Tlemcen, FR).
P-4.3-047 Effect of Operational Variables on Phenol
Adsorption by Pinus pinaster Bark.
G. Vazquez, A. I. Garcia, J. Gonzalez-Alvarez,
S. Freire, G. Antorrena (U. Santiago, ES).
P-4.3-048 Zeolites and Activated Carbons for the
Removal of NPE's from Kraft Pulp Bleaching Filtrates.
S. Sequeira, A. Silvestre, C. Pascoal-Neto, I.
Portugal (U. Aveiro, PT).
P-4.3-049 Removal of Phenol from Wastewater by
Tyrosinase Extract and Biomass from
Agaricus bisporus.
E. Kameda, M. A. P. Langone, M. A. Z. Coelho
(U. Federal Rio de Janeiro, BR).
P-4.3-050 Treatment of Ammoniacal Coke Plant
Wastewaters by a Nanofiltration/Steam
Stripping Sequence.
M. Minhalma, M. Norberta de Pinho (Inst.
Superior Tecnico, PT).
P-4.3-051 Extraction of Phenol from Wastewater Using
a Vibrating Plate Extraction Column.
A. Heyberger, M. Carsky, O. Mikus, B. Hutton,
P. Myburgh (U. Durban-Westville, ZA).
P-4.3-052 Electrocoagulation for the Treatment of Oil
Suspensions: Relation between the Waste and
Metal Ion Contents for a Batch Treatment
Process.
M. Khemis, G. Tanguy, J.P. Leclerc, G.
Valentin, F. Lapeicque (CNRS-ENSIC, FR).
P-4.3-053 Performance of Peat Filters in the Treatment
of Oily Runoff Waters.
B. Fernandez, A. Cambiella, J. M. Benito, C.
Pazos, J. Coca (U. Oviedo, ES).
P-4.3-054 Uranium Mine Water Decontamination by Ion
Exchange Process.
F. Aurelian (Research and Design Institute
for Rare and Radioactive Metals, RO).
P-4.3-055 Metal Working Fluid Treatment using Micro
and Ultrafiltration Techniques.
P. Canizares, A. Perez, R. Camarillo, A. Funez
(U. Cast.-La Mancha, ES).
P-4.3-056 Water Treatment of Rejections of Textile
Industry and an Oil Refinery by Nanofiltration.
M. T. Selatnia, K. Bouriah, B. Belhadi, F.
Mohellebi, A.Cherg (Ecole Nationale
Polytechnique, DZ).
P-4.3-057 Water Sanitation by Membrane Processe.
C. Causserand, P. Aimar, C. Roques (P.
Sabatier, FR).
P-4.3-058 Influence of pH in the Removal of Nitrates
from Groundwaters. Differences between
Reverse Osmosis and Nanofiltration.
A. Santafe, J.M. Gonzalvez, J. Lora, J.M.
Arnal (U. Politecnica Valencia, ES)
P-4.3-059 Effect of Pore Size on Ultrafiltration and
Nanofiltration for Natural Organic Matter
Removal in Drinking Water Production.
A.R. Costa, M.N. de Pinho (Instituto Superior
Tecnico, PT).
P-4.3-060 Behavior of Coagulants-Flocculants in the
Improvement of the Secondary Effluents
from a Conventional Wastewater Treatment
Plant.
S. Delgado, F. Diaz, D. Garcia, N. Otero (U. La
Laguna, ES).
P-4.3-061 Physico-Chemical Characterization of Surface
Water and Groundwater Polluted by
Leachates from a Composting Plant and Five
Sanitary Landfills in Huelva (Spain).
M. J. Moreno, J. C. Ceron, I. Brito, J. D. De la
Rosa, A. Santos (U. Huelva, ES).
P-4.3-062 On Line Determination of the Concentration
of Ozone in Aqueous Phase.
A. Abad, S. C. Cardona, F. Lopez, J. NavarroLaboulais, J. I. Torregrosa, A. Valor (U.
Politecnica Valencia, ES)
P-4.3-063 Treatment of Urban Wastewater in SBR
Reactors.
M. A. Martin, S.F. Calatrava, F. Vazquez, A. F.
Chica, A. Martin (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-4.3-064 Biomass Granulation in Sequencing Batch
Reactors.
B. Arrojo, A. Mosquera-Corral , J.M. Garrido,
and R. Mendez (U. Santiago, ES).
P-4.3-065 Leachate Treatment in an UASB-WSP System.
V. D. Leite, M. C. Silva Lima, S. Prasad, W.
Silva Lopes, G. Barbosa Athayde ( UEPB, BR).
P-4.3-066 Anaerobic Treatment of Municipal
Wastewater by a Two-Stage Pilot Plant.
J.A. Alvarez, E. Armstrong , M. Gomez, M.
Soto (U. of Coruna, ES).
Poster Programme
P-4.3-067 Immobilized Bacteria for Waste Water
Treatment.
A. Joerdening (Tech. U. Braunschweig, DE).
P-4.3-068 Immobilization of Peroxidases on Cinnamic
Carbohydrate Esters and its Applica-tion in
the Treatment of Wastewater.
F. Rojas, J. N. Rodriguez, J. Tudela, F. Garcia,
P.bA. Garcia (U. Murcia, ES).
P-4.3-069 Hybrid Membrane Bioreactor for Wastewater
Treatment.
P. Artiga, J.M. Garrido, R. Mendez (U.
P-4.3-070 Design and Technoeconomic Study of the Two
Stage/Two Pass RO Membrane System for
Chromium Recovery from Tannery
Wastewater, Part-3.
A.I. Hafeza, M.S. El-Manharawyb, M.A.
Kedrec (National Research Center, EG).
P-4.3-071 Membrane Processes for Drinking Water
Production, Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Main Issues and New Research Paths.
R. Ben Aim, C. Cabassud (LIPE/GPI INSA, FR).
P-4.3-072 Putting into Operation a Pilot Plant with
Membrane Bioreactor for Treatment of
Tannery Effluents.
A. Bodalo, E. Gomez, M. Terry, J. Gozalbo, I.
Lopez-Guillen, W.G. Scholz (U. Murcia, ES).
P-4.3-073 Influence of Concentration in the
Biodegradation and Toxicity of the Non-Ionic
Tensioactive Agent Findet 1214n/23.
E. Jurado, M. Fernández, J. Nuñez, M.
Lechuga, G. Luzon, A. Reyes (U. Granada, ES).
P-4.3-074 Experimental Comparison of Two
Modifications of Activated Sludge for
Treatment of Furfural Containing
Wastewater.
S. Yaghmaei, R. Asr, P. Moslehi (Sharif U. of
Technology, IR).
P-4.3-075 Waste Water Hydrolysis/Acidification with a
Fluidized Bed System.
K. Hausmann, H.J. Jordening (Technical
University Braunschweig, DE).
P-4.3-076 Empirical Equations for the Removal of
Reactives Dyes by Electrochemical Oxidation.
M. Pepio, M. C.Gutierrez (U. Politecnica
Catalunya, ES).
P-4.3-077 Photocatalytic Oxidation of Organic
Pollutants in Water: a Clear Example of
Green Chemistry Technology.
M. A. Aramendia, V. Boraua, C. Jimenez, J.
M. Herrmann, A. Marinas, J. M. Marinas, F.
J. Urbano (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-4.3-078 Photodegradation of Pentachlorophenol:
Kinetic Study and Reaction Products.
F. J. Benitez, J.L. Acero, F.J. Real, J. Garcia
(U. Extremadura, ES).
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P-4.3-079 Photocatalytic Oxidation of Propane on
B/TiO2 Catalysts.
E. Ruiz, C. Herrera, M.A. Larrubia, L.J.
Alemany (U. Malaga, ES).
P-4.3-080 Degradation and Decolourisation of Dyes
Using a Solar Detoxification Plant.
A. M. Amat, A. Arques, S. Segui, R. F.
Vercher (U. Politec. Valencia, ES).
P-4.3-081 Mineralization of Phenol by Means of Solar
Photo-Fenton Treatment: Influence of
Different Types of Reactors.
M. Rodriguez, S. Malato, J. Gimenez, D.
Curco, C. Pulgarin, S. Espulgas (U.
Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-082 Integrated Technologies: Photo-Fenton
Reaction and Biological Sequencing Batch
Reactor for Degradation of 2,4Dichlorophenol.
F. Al Momani, O. Gonzalez, A. Giannoussaki,
C. Sans, S. Espulgas (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-083 Influence of Physicochemical Parameters on
the Effectiveness of the Degradation of the
Phenol by the System H2O2/UV into Annular
Photochemical Reactor.
F. Kaci, Y.K. Benkahla, F. Bentahar
(U.S.T.H.B, DZ).
P-4.3-084 Fenton Reagent Advanced Oxidation of Cork
Processing Wastewater.
J. Beltran, J. R. Dominguez, R. Lopez (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-4.3-085 Evolution of the Toxicity of Aqueous Phenol
Solutions Upon Fenton´s Oxidation.
J. A. Zazo, J.A. Casas, A. F. Mohedano, J. J.
Rodríguez (U. Autonoma Madrid, ES).
P-4.3-086 Oxidation of Phenolic Water Using Fenton
Reagent.
C. Rojas, A.M. Urtiaga, I. Ortiz (U. Cantabria,
ES).
P-4.3-087 Physico-Chemical Treatment of Cork
Manufacturing Process Wastewater. Integrated Fenton-Coagulation/Flocculation Process
Using NaOH as Base-Precipitant.
J. Beltran de Heredia, J. R. Dominguez, R.
Lopez (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-4.3-088 Chemical Stabilisation of Co-Fermented
OFMSW-Sewage Sludge Mixtures Using
Fenton's Reagent.
E. Wisniowska, M. Janosz-Rajczyk (U.
Czestochowa, PL).
P-4.3-089 Wet Oxidation for the Treatment of TMP
Concentrated Paper Mill Process Water.
Kinetics of the Reaction.
V. Garcia-Molina, S. Verenich, J. Kallas, S.
Espulgas (U. Barcelona, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-4.3-090 Supercritical Water Oxidation for the
Treatment of a Semisynthetic Cutting Oil
Waste.
J. Sanchez, J.R. Portela, E. Nebot Sanz, E.
Mtnez.-de-la-Osa (U. Cadiz, ES).
P-4.3-091 Modified Activated Carbons for Catalytic Wet
Air Oxidation of Phenol.
M. Santiago, F. Stuber, A. Fortuny, A.
Fabregat, J. Font (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
P-4.3-092 Catalytic Oxidation of Phenol in Aqueous
Phase at Alkaline pH.
A. Santos, P. Yustos, A. Quintanilla, F.
Garcia-Ochoa (U. Complutense, ES).
P-4.3-093 Adsorption and Oxidation of Phenol in
Aqueous Phase on Active Carbon.
A. Santos, P. Yustos, S. Gomis, F. GarciaOchoa (U. Complutense, ES).
P-4.3-094 Enhanced Wet Oxidation of Wastewaters
Containing Ethylene Glycol Using Active
Catalysts.
A.M.T. Silva, A.C.M. Oliveira, R. M. QuintaFerreira (U. Coimbra, PT).
P-4.3-095 Evolution of Decolorisation of Textile
Wastewaters after Electrochemical Treatment.
V. Lopez-Grimau, M.C. Gutierrez (U.
Politecnica Catalunya, ES).
P-4.3-096 Piruvic Acid Oxidation by Means of Ozone
and UV Radiation Processes. Effect of TiO2.
B. Acedo, F. J. Beltran, F. J. Rivas, M. M.
Valerio (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-4.3-097 Removal of 1,3,6-Naphthalenetrisulphonic
Acid from Water Using Ozone and Activated
Carbon Simultaneously.
M. Sanchez-Polo, J. Rivera-Utrilla (U.
Granada, ES).
P-4.3-098 Degradation of Phenolic Compounds by
AOTs: a Kinetic Model.
M. Rodriguez, M. Hincapie, D. Curco, S.
Contreras, J. Gimenez, S. Espulgas (U.
Barcelona, ES).
P-4.3-099 Removal of Refractory Contaminants from
Waste Water by AOPs Based on Ozone.
S. Contreras, M. Rodriguez, F. Al Momani, J.
Gimenez, C. Sanz, S. Espulgas (U. Barcelona,
ES).
P-4.3-100 Ozonation and Activated Sludge Treatment of
Wine Vinasses in Laboratory Reactors.
F. J. Benitez, F. J. Real, J. L. Acero, M.
Sanchez (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-4.3-101 Colour Reduction of a Dye Solution: Catalyst
Influence.
I. Castelo-Branco, D. Guilhermino, R. QuintaFerreira (U. Coimbra, PT).
P-4.3-102 Hydrodechlorination of Chlorophenol
Solutions at Mild Conditions.
L. Calvo, A. F. Mohedano, J. A. Casas, M. A.
Gilarranz, J. J. Rodríguez (U. Autonoma,
Madrid, ES).
P-4.3-103 Hydrogenation of Phenol in Aqueous Phase
Using Noble Metal Catalysts.
T. Herranz, A. F. Mohedano, J. A. Casas, J.J.
Rodríguez ( U.Autonoma, Madrid, ES).
P-4.3-104 Liquid-Phase Hydrogenolysis of 2Chloropyridine over Zirconia-Modified
Palladium Supported Catalysts.
M. A. Aramendia, V. Borau, C. Jimenez, A.
Marinas, J. M. Marinas, J. M. Moreno, J. R.
Ruiz, F.J. Urbano (U. Cordoba,ES).
TOPIC 4.4 Domestic and Industrial Waste
Management
P-4.4-007 Influence of Sewage Sludge Addition on the
Composting of Municipal Solid Biowaste.
J. Villaseñor, L. Rodriguez, F. J. Fernandez,
V. Sanchez, L. Sánchez (U. Castilla-La
Mancha, ES).
P-4.4-008 Production of an Organically Enriched
Fertilizer from Organic Waste Material.
M. Carsky, M. J. Oliver (U. Durban-Westville,
ZA).
P-4.4-009 Parameters Evolution of the Composting
Process and Compost Stability.
D. Prats, P.Varo, M.Rodriguez,E. Sanz, R.
Soto, M. Marcos, B. Pastor (U. Alicante, ES).
P-4.4-010 Evaluation of Co-Digestion of Fruit and
Vegetable Wastes with Primary Sludge.
Digester Performance under various Mixing
Conditions.
X. Gomez, M.J. Cuetos, J. Cara, A. Moran,
A.I. Garcia (U. Leon, ES).
P-4.4-011 Cation Exchange Capacity and the
Attenuation of Heavy Metals in the CoComposting of Industrial Solid Wastes.
A. L. Fiquene de Brito, A.C. Silva Muniz, S.
Prasad, V. Duarte Leite, W. Silva Lopes (CCT,
UFCG, BR).
P-4.4-012 Viability of Helminth Eggs in the Sludge
Compost of an Urban Wastewater Treatment
Plant (WWTP).
D. Prats, P. Varo, M. Rodriguez, E. Sanz, B.
Pastor, R Soto, M. Monges (U. Alicante, ES).
P-4.4-013 The Fates of Pahs During Continuous
Digestion of Sewage Sludge.
M. Wlodarczyk-Makula, E. Wisniowska, M.
Janosz-Rajczyk (U. Czestochowa, PL).
P-4.4-014 Biological Treatment of Organic Solid Waste.
V. Duarte Leite, S. Prasad, W. Silva Lopes, J.
Tavares de Silva (CCT, UEPB, BR).
Poster Programme
P-4.4-015 Potential of Anaerobic Digestion on the
Municipal Wastewater Treatment.
J.A. Alvarez, E. Armstrong , M. Gomez, M.
Soto (U. Coruña, ES).
P-4.4-016 Reduction of TVs in Anaerobic Digestion of
Organic Solid Waste.
W. S. Lopes, V. Duarte Leite, S. Prasad, J.
Tavares de Sousa, A. C. Silva Muniz, A. L.
Friquene de Brito (CCT, UEPB, BR).
P-4.4-017 Textile Effluent Treatment Using the BIOCOL
System: a Pilot-Scale Study.
M. A. M. Khraisheh, M. Conlon, J. Ferguson
(Queens U. Belfast, IE).
P-4.4-018 Optimal Design and Simulation of the
Composting of Waste Activated Sludge.
Y. Yamada, Y. Kawase (Toyo U., JP).
P-4.4-019 Centrifugal Separation Efficiency in the
Treatment of Waste Emulsified Oils.
A. Cambiella, J. M. Benito, C. Pazos, J. Coca
(U. Oviedo, ES).
P-4.4-020 Simulation of the Recovery of Lignin by
Ultrafiltration.
D. Gomez, V. M. Dominguez, S. Luque, J. R.
Alvarez, J. Coca (U. Oviedo, ES).
P-4.4-021 Adsorption of Triton X-100 Surfactant Onto
Almond Shell Carbons. Comparison with
some Commercial Activated Carbons.
C. M. Gonzalez, J. F. Gonzalez, J. Ganan, M.
L. Gonzalez, E. Sabio, A. Ramiro, A.C.
Sanchez-Gago (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-4.4-022 Adsorption Capacity of a Soil Amendment Used
as a Carrier Matrix in a Biological Filter.
I. Cano, R. Arias, A.Barona, A. Elias, I.
Aranguiz (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-4.4-023 Removal of Several Heavy Metals from
Aqueous Solutions Using a Natural Zeolite.
Kinetic and Equilibrium Studies.
C. Cabrera, C. Gabaldon, P. Marzal (U.
Valencia, ES).
P-4.4-024 Recovery of Protein from Food Wastewater
Using Natural and Synthetic Adsor-bents.
M. Khraisheh, W. McMinn, R. Magee
(Queen’s U. Belfast, IE).
P-4.4-025 Thermal Regeneration of Carbon Saturated
with Atrazine.
E. Sabio, J.F. Gonzalez, C.M. Gonzalez, A.
Ramiro, J. Gañan (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-4.4-026 Uncertainty in Measurements on Leaching
Tests of APC Residues.
M. J. Q. Margarida, J. C. M. Bordado, R. M.
Quinta-Ferreira (U. Coimbra, PT).
P-4.4-027 Long-Term Performance of a
Stabilized/Solidified Metallurgical Waste:
Leaching Behaviour.
C. Fernandez Pereira, M. Rodriguez-Piñero,
J. Vale (U. Sevilla, ES).
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P-4.4-028 Leaching Behaviour of M.S.W.I. Fly Ash
Stabilized with Cement.
E. Garcia-Diaz, A. Caucheteux, P. Fourcy
(Ecole des Mines de Douai, FR)
P-4.4-029 Long-Term Behaviour of Electroplating
Wastes.
S. Soriano-Perez, A. Irabien (U. Autonoma de
San Luis Potosi, MX).
P-4.4-030 The Electrochemical Oxidation as an
Alternative Treatment for Non Biodegradable
Wastes.
P. Canizares, J. Garcia-Gomez, F. Martinez,
M.A. Rodrigo, C. Saez ( U. Castilla-La
Mancha, ES).
P-4.4-031 Degradation of Silicone Compounds in Liquid
Effluents by q Solar Driven Fenton
Oxidation: Modeling the Effects of Process
Variables by Means of Artificial Neural
networks. A.C.S.C.
Teixeira, R. Guardani, C.A.O. Nascime (U.
Sao Paulo, BR).
P-4.4-032 Comparison between Thermal and Catalytic
Flash Pyrolysis of HDPE in a Flui-dized Bed
Reactor. M. R.
Hernandez, A. N. Garcia, A. Marcilla (U.
Alicante, ES).
P-4.4-033 Production Planning and Scheduling in
Pyrolysis Plant of Industrial Solid Wastes.
A .R. Costa, A. Bolzan, L. A. R. Muniz (U. de
Caxias do Sul, BR).
P-4.4-034 Pyrolysis of Tyres. Yields and
Characterization of the Products Recovered.
C. Diez, O. Martinez, L.F. Calvo, A. Moran (U.
Leon, ES).
P-4.4-035 Analysis of Organic Pollutants in Sewage
Sludges.
M. F. Gomez-Rico, R. Font, A.Fullana, I.
Aracil (U.Alicante,ES).
P-4.4-036 Barium Control in Cement-Based Materials.
P. Beltran, A. Irabien (U. Cantabria ES).
P-4.4-037 New Possibilities in Production of
Biodegradable Polymers Utilising
Dechromated Leather Wastes.
M. Julinova, I. Rezniekova, J. Hoffmann, J.
Ruzieka, P. Alexy, B. Bakos (Tomas Bata U.
in Zlin, CZ).
P-4.4-038 Investigation on Catalytic Oxidation and
Decholorination of Pcdd/Fs ir Flue Gases
from Waste Incineration Plant.
G. Wielgosinski, A. Grochowalski, T. Machej,
T. Pajak, C. Wlodzislaw (Tech. U. Lodz, PL).
P-4.4-039 Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide in Artificial
Aggregates.
M. Fernandez Bertos, A. Scuzzarella, S.
Simons (U. College London, UK).
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Poster Programme
P-4.4-040 Equilibrium and Kinetic Modelling of Cd (II)
Biosorption by Gelidium and Waste from
Agar Extraction in a Batch System.
V. Vilar, C. Botelho, R. Boaventura
(U. Porto, PT)
P-4.4-041 Removal of Zinc Using Posidonia oceanica.
L. Perez Camacho, M. L. Pinzon, V. F.
Meseger, M. I. Aguilar, A. B. Perez Marin, A.
Soler, J. A. Ramon (U. Murcia, ES).
P-4.4-042 Biosorptive Behaviour and Equilibrium
Parameters for Bacillus Sp. and
Staphylococcus saprophyticus in the Removal
of Heavy Metal Ions from Aqueous Solutions.
M. Nourbakhsh, S. Kilicarslan (Osmangazi
U., TR).
P-4.4-043 Biosorption of Ni+2 , Cd+2, Fe+3 and Pb+2
from Aqueous Solution by Bacterial Dead
Streptomyces rimosus Biomass.
A. Selatnia, M.Z. Bakhti, F. Mohellebi, A.
Chergui, L. Kertous, Y. Mansouri (Ecole
Nationale Polytechnique Alger, DZ).
P-4.4-044 Possibilities of Phosphorus Recovery from
Municipal Sewage Sludge.
K. Gorazda, Z. Kowalski, Z. Wzorek, M.
Jodko, J. Kulczycka, P. Przewrocki (Cracow
U. Technol., PL).
P-4.4-045 Use of Organophosphorus Ligand to Recover
Gallium from Solutions Containing Zinc or
Aluminum.
R. Dumortier, E. Rodil, J.H. Vera, M.E. Weber
(U. Santiago, ES).
TOPIC 4.5 Soil Remediation
P-4.5-006 Misconceptions Concerning the Behavior,
Fate and Transport of the Fuel Oxygenates
TBA and MTBE.
R.E. Woodward, R.L. Sloan (Sierra Environ.
Serv., US).
P-4.5-007 Effect of pH on the Retention of Heavy Metal
Ions by Soil.
A. M. Polcaro, M. Mascia, A. Vacca, G. Tola
(U. Studi di Caglia, IT).
P-4.5-008 Reduction of Cadmium Content in the Plants
Cultivated on Polluted Soils, by Ferti-lization
with Manganese.
C. H. Barbu, V. Jascanu, C. Sand Lucian
(Blaga U.,RO).
P-4.5-009 Remediation of Polluted Soils Using Minerals
as Immobilizing Agents.
A. Garcia-Sanchez, E. Alvarez-Ayuso
(IRNASA, CSIC, ES).
P-4.5-010 Bioremediation of Soil Contaminated with
Hydrocarbons in Stirred Reactor.
J. Arrar, N. Sahraoui, F. Bentahar (Ecole
Nationale Polytech. Alger, DZ).
P-4.5-011 Influence of Soil Characteristics on the
Adsorption of Phenanthrene. O. Escolano,V.
Rodriguez, F. J. Diaz, R. Perez, S. Garcia, F.
J.Garcia Frutos (CIEMAT, ES).
P-4.5-012 Application of Packed Bed Reactors for the
Removal of Mercury from Contami-nated
Soil.
L. Szpyrkowicz, R.P.B.F. Costa, F. Casarin, S.
Daniele (U.Venice, IT).
P-4.5-013 Application of Electrokinetic Remediation
Techniques to Soils Contaminated with Heavy
Metals and Organic Compounds.
M. C. Lobo, M. J. Martinez- Inigo, J. Alonso,
C. Perucha, A. De Fresno, J. Laguna (IMIA,
ES).
P-4.5-014 PAH Migration in Contaminated Soil
Samples.
K. Benhabib, M. O. Simonnot, J.C. AppertCollin, S. Chanel, M. Sardin (CNRS-ENSICINPL,FR).
P-4.5-015 A Complete Model for Phosphorous
Compounds Adsorption in Soil Packed-Bed.
F. A. Batzias, A. S. Kakos, N. P. Nikolaou (U.
Piraeus, GR).
P-4.5-016 Cleaning of Mercury-Polluted Soils by
Phytoremediation: Plant Selection.
L. Rodriguez, J. Rincon, M.J. Lopez, M. T.
Garcia (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-4.5-017 Free-Fatty-Acid Determination by
Colorimetry During Trioleine Hydrolysis
with Lipases to Clean Oily Soils.
E. Jurado, V. Bravo, R. Bailon, J. Nunez, D.
D. Altmajer, M. Garcia-Roman (U. Granada,
ES).
P-4.5-018 Evolution of two Different Soils
Contaminated by the accident of Aznalcollar.
P. Arambarri, R. López, A, Álvarez (CSIC, ES)
Poster Programme
TOPIC 5
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TOOLS
Modelling
P-5.1-012 Equations of State -Vs- Activity Coefficient
Models for Describing Vapor-Liquid
Equilibrium in Mixtures Found in Alcoholic
Distillation.
C. A. Faundez, J. O. Valderrama (U. La
Serena, CL).
P-5.1-013 The Carbon Dioxide + 1,1,1,2,3,3,3,Heptafluoropropane Mixture.Vapour – Liquid
Equilibrium Data up to 7.4 Mpa and
Modelling.
A. Valtz, C. Coquelet, A. Baba-Ahmed, D.
Richon (CENERG/TEP, Paris, FR).
P-5.1-014 Phase Equilibria of Vanillins in Compressed
Gas.
M. Skerget, L. Eretnik, Z. Knez (U. Maribor, SI).
P-5.1-015 Measurements of Phase Equilibrium of
Trimethylborate + Methanol System.
Y. Kim, P. Uusi-Kyyny, J. Aittamaa (U.
Technology Helsinki, FI).
P-5.1-016 Liquid-Liquid Equilibrium in the System
Furfural+Heavy Neutral Distillate
Lubricating Oil.
J. J. Espada, B. Coto, E. Romero-Girong, J. L.
Peña, R. Van Grieken (U.Rey Juan
Carlos,ES)
P-5.1-017 Vapor-Liquid Equilibria for Binary Mixtures
of Ethanol, Methylcyclohexane and P-Xylene
at 101.3 Kpa.
M. C. Sanchez-Russinyol, A. Aucejo, S. Loras
(U. Valencia, ES)
P-5.1-018 Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Calculations of
Copolymer Solutions from Equations of State.
(K.W. Cheng, M. Tang, Y. P. Chen (U.
National Taiwan, TW).
P-5.1-019 A P-T-X Correlation for the Vapor-Liquid
Equilibrium of Non-Polar Binary Mixtures.
A. Mulero, D. Larrey, F. Cuadros (U.
Extremadura, ES)
P-5.1-020 Liquid-Liquid Equilibria Estimation of
Methyl Acetate + Methanol + N-Alkane (C8C12) Mixtures.
L.M. Casas, B. Orge, J. Tojo (U. Vigo, ES).
P-5.1-021 Molecular Simulation and Theory of
Associating Fluids: Phase Equilibria and
Microscopic Behavior.
R. M. Marcos, J. C. Pamies, C. Herdes, L. F.
Vega (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
P-5.1-022 Study of the Phase Diagram of the System
Cocl2-Tributyl Phosphate (Tbp) -H2O at 25°C
Using the Quasi-Isothermic Thermometric
and Cloud Point Methods.
C.P. Souza, M.B. Dantas, Y.C. Nascimento. (U.
Federal Rio Grande Norte, Natal, BR).
P-5.1-023 Liquid-Liquid Equilibrium of the Aqueous
Biphasic Systems Formed by Na2CO3 +
Polyethylene Glycol + H2O at 25 °C.
T. A. Graber, S. Gonzalez, M. E.Taboada, L. A.
Estévez (U. Antofagasta, CL).
P-5.1-024 Extending the True Boiling Point Curve of
Heavy Petroleum Fractions through
Molecular Distillation.
P. Sbaite, P.F. Martins, C.B. Batistella, M. R.
Wolf Maciel, R. Maciel Filho, L. Medina, R.
Kuner (U. Campinas, BR).
P-5.1-025 Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium of System Ethanol/
2-Methyl-1-Butanol / Calcium Chloride.
Correlation and Prediction.
I. Santiago, C. Pereyra, E. Martinez de la
Ossa (U. Cadiz, ES).
P-5.1-026 Liquid-Liquid Equlibria of the Mixture
Limonene + Ethanol + H2O at Several
Temperatures.
A. Chafer, R. Munoz, A. Berna, M. C. Burguet
(U. Valencia, ES).
P-5.1-027 Extraction Equilibria in the Selected Systems
in the Ionic Surfactants.
W. Skrzypinski, M. Pajak, A. Kolek, B.
Kurczewski (U. Tech. Wroclaw, PL).
P-5.1-028 Thermodynamic Calculation of Equilibrium in
Tbp Extraction Systems. Partition of Water.
A.V. Ochkin, S. Y. Nechaevsky, D. Y. Gladilov,
E. A. Kostjushko (U. Chemical Tecnology
Russia D. Mendeleev, RU).
P-5.1-029 Extending the True Boiling Point Curve of
Petroleum Heavy Residuals through
Molecular Distillation Process.
M. R. Wolf Maciel, R. Maciel Filho, C.B.
Batistella, P. Sbaite, L. Medina, K. Rosana
(UNICAMP, Campinas, BR).
P-5.1-030 Calculating the Activity Coefficients of NonElectrolyte Binary Solutions Based on Nrtl
and Wilson Models and Experimental Excess
Enthalpies at 298.15
K.J.B. Parsa (U. Bu-Ali-Sina, Hamadan, IR).
P-5.1-031 Experimental Determination of Vapor-Liquid
Equilibrium Data for the Binary Mixtures of
Methanol, Methyl Ethanoate, 2-Methylpropan1-ol, 2-Methylpropyl Ethanoate.
A. Calvet, J. Bonet, M. Galan, J. Costa (U.
Barcelona, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-5.1-032 Thermodynamics of Mixtures with Strongly
Negative Deviations from Raoult’s Law.
Characterization of 1 Alkanol + Hexylamine
or Triethylamine Systems in Terms of the
Eras Model.
S. Villa, N. Riesco, I. Garcia, J. A. Gonzalez,
J.C. Cobos. (U.Valladolid, ES).
P-5.1-033 Densities, Viscosities and Heat Capacities of
Water/Lithium Bromide+Lithium
Nitrate+Lithium Iodide+Lithium Chloride
Systems for their Use in Absorption Chillers.
D. Salavera, X. Esteve, A. Coronas. (U.
P-5.1-034 Thermophysical Properties of the System
2,2,2-Trifluoroethanol + Cyclohexanone at
283.15, 298.15 and 313.15
K.M.J. Valles, M.Dominguez, J. Pardo, J.
Santafe (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-5.1-035 Thermal and Phase Behavior of
Depolymerization Products of Polyethylene
Terephthalate by Using Differential Scanning
Calorimetry.
T. Yalcynyuva, G. Guclu (U. Istanbul, TR).
P-5.1-036 Measurement of the Thermal Conductivity of
Glycols by the Transient Hot-Wire Technique.
M. Khayet, J. M. Ortiz (U. Complutense,
Madrid, ES).
P-5.1-037 Determination of the Especific Heat Capacity
of Natural Oily Extracts by Differential
Scanning Calorimetry.
A. S. M. Simoes, J.C.O. Santos, M.F.S.
Trindade, A.G. Souza, S. Prasad (CCEN,
UFPB, Paraiba, BR).
P-5.1-038 Formation of Reverse Micelles of Peo-Ppo-Peo
Copolymers Under CO2.
G.H. Hu,H.Han (CNRS-ENSIC-INPL, Nancy,
FR).
P-5.1-039 Cyclohexane Solubility and Diffusivity in
Styrene-Diene Block Copolymers.
F. Bacchelli, F. Montanari, F. Doghieri (U.
Bologna, IT).
P-5.1-040 Surface Tension of the Ternary System Water
+ Ethyl Propionate + Methanol at 303.15 K
and Atmospheric Pressure.
M. L. Kijeveanin, I. S. A.Ribeiro, A. G. M.
Ferreira, I. M. A.Fonseca (U. Belgrade, YU).
P-5.1-041 Dynamic Calibration of a Sensor Gas
Calorimeter for Measurements of Adsortion
Kinetics.
M. Petkovska, D. Antov (U. Belgrade, YU).
P-5.1-042 Thermal Conductivity of Composite Produced
by Pultrusion Process.
S. Mrkviekova, A. Blaha, R. Pavlica (Tomas
Bata University, Zlin, CZ).
P-5.1-043 Phase Partitioning and Diffusion of
Macromolecules in Gels.
D. Mazens, C. Castel, M. Leonard, E. Favre
(Groupe ENSIC, INPL, FR).
P-5.1-044 Preliminary Investigation for the CO2-H2O
System.
X. Ji, J. Yan (R.I. Technology, Stockholm, SE).
P-5.1-045 Gas Chromatographic Study of the Thermal
and Analytical Properties of a Binary Liquid
Crystal Mixture.
S. Sebih, S. Boudah, M. H. Guermouche, J. P.
Bayle (USTHB, Alger, DZ).
P-5.1-046 Water-Soluble Polymers as Quenching Bath
Solution.
Z. Koudil, M. Mouzali (USTHB, Alger, DZ).
P-5.1-047 Solubility of H2, N2, O2 and CO2 in Water +
1,1,1,3,3,3-Hexafluoropropan-2-ol Mixtures
at 298.15 K and 101,33 Kpa.
A. M. Mainar, M. Dominguez, J. Pardo, J. S.
Urieta (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-5.1-048 Solubilities of Noble Gases in
Dimethylcarbonate and Diethylcarbonate at
Several Temperatures and 101.33 Kpa Partial
Pressure of Gas.
E. M. Terrado, A. M. Mainar, J. Pardo, J. S.
Urieta (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-5.1-049 Solubility of CO2 in Industrially Important
Alkanolamines and its Dependency on
Temperature, CO2 Partial Pressure, and
Amine Concentration.
M. K. Aroua, A. Benamor (U. Malaya, Kuala
Lumpur, MY).
P-5.1-050 The N2O Analogy: the Solubility of CO2 and
N2O in Aqueous and Non-aqueous MDEA
Solutions.
H. Kierzkowska-Pawlak (U. Tech, Lodz,PL).
P-5.1-051 The Technical-Economical Study of an
Evaporative Condenser for the Ammonia
Condensation on Refrigeration Plant.
R. Gonzalez Cruz, R. Gonzalez, E. Fatjo, M.
Monteiro, M. Samba (U. Camguey, CU).
P-5.1-052 Excess Molar Volumes at 298.15 K for
Mixtures Containing 1-Alkanols + Isomeric
Amines.
S. Villa, N. Riesco, I. Garcia, J.A. Gonzalez,
J.C. Cobos (U. Valladolid, ES).
P-5.1-053 Dynamic Viscosities of 2-Pentanol with
Alkanes at T= 273.15, 298.15 and 303.15k.
New Parameters for Unifac-Visco Method.
B. Gonzalez, A. Dominguez, J. Tojo
(U. Vigo, ES).
P-5.1-054 Cosiderations on the Free Enthalpy for the
Hydro-Ammonia Solution.
I. L. Candin, M. A. Candin (U. Lucian Blaga,
Sibiu, RO).
Poster Programme
P-5.1-055 A Comparative Study of Different Methods
for the Prediction of the Normal Boiling
Enthalpy for Non-Polar Fluids.
A. Mulero, S. Carretero, F. Cuadros (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-5.1-056 Validity of the Wczsw Model for Calculation
of the Excess Enthalpy of Simple Non-Polar
Binary Mixtures.
A. Mulero, I. Cachadina, F. Cuadros (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-5.1-057 Aspects Concerning the Optimization of the
Thermal Conductance of the Thermoenergetic Cycles.
I. Vonica, V. Jascanu (U. Lucian Blaga, RO).
P-5.1-058 Calculation of the Surface Tension.
A. Mulero, I. Cachadina, F. Cuadros (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-5.1-059 Experimental and Predicted Enthalpies of
Mixing of Mixtures of Alkyl Acetates with
Sunflower Oil at 298.15 K.
J. M. Resa, C. Gonzalez, M. M. Pineiro, J. L.
Legido, M. A. Fanega (U. Vigo, ES).
P-5.1-060 Measurement and Correlation of Excess
Molar Enthalpy for Acetonitrile+1-Heptanol,
or +1-Octanol at Various Temperatures.
L. Dagostini, A. Z. Francesconi (U. Estadual
Campinas, BR).
P-5.1-061 Apparent Molar Volume, Isentropic
Compressibility, Refractive Index, and
Viscosity of Dl-Alanine in Aqueous Salt
Solutions.
H. Rodriguez, A. Soto, A. Arce, M. K.
Khoshkbarchi (U. Santiago de Compostela, ES).
P-5.1-062 Thermodynamic Modeling of Noncatalytic
Partial Oxidation of Natural Gas.
M. H. Eikani, M. D. Mohammad (IROST,
Tehran, IR).
P-5.1-063 Equations for Calculating the
thermodynamic State Parameters for
Ammonia.
I. L. Candin, V. Jascanu, I. Vonica (U. Lucian
Blaga, Sibiu, RO).
P-5.1-064 Molecular Simulation of Structure and
Thermodynamic Properties of Poly(Dimethylsilamethylene) and Hydrocarbon
Permeability therein.
V. E. Raptis, I. G. Economou, D. N.
Theodorou, J. Petrou, J. H. Petropoul (I. P.
Center, Attikis, GR).
P-5.1-065 Studies Concerning the Global Definition of
the Specific Exergy Power, in Classic,
Thermostatic and Modern, Thermodynamic
Sense.
I. Vonica, V. Jascanu (U. Lucian Blaga, Sibiu.
RO)
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P-5.1-066 Application of the Lee-Kesler Equation for
the Calculation of the Excess Enthalpy of
Binary Mixtures Near the Critical Region.
A. Mulero, F. L.Roman, F. Cuadros (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-5.1-067 Application of Excess Gibs Energy Mixing
Rules to a Non-Cubic Equation of State.
C.J. Kedge, M.A. Trebble (U. Calgary, CA).
TOPIC 5.2 Interfacial and Transport Phenomena
P-5.2-006 A Mass Transfer Coefficient Model for Low
Interfacial Tension Systems Under Influence
of Contamination and Agitation.
J. Saien, M.H. Barani (U.Bu-Ali Sina, IR).
P-5.2-007 Effect of Solids on Gas-Liquid Mass Transfer
in Three Phase Systems.
P. Mena, F. Rocha, J. Teixeira, M.N. Pons (U.
Porto, PT).
P-5.2-008 Gas Diffusion in the Funnel-Shaped Porous
Network of Cogelled Supported Metal
Catalysts.
B. Heinrichs, J. P. Schoebrechts, J.P. Pirard
(U. Liege, BE).
P-5.2-009 Natural Convection Heat and Mass Transfer
at Spherical Particle Melting.
S. Petrescu, R. Diaconescu, C. Petrescu
(Technical U. Iasi, RO).
P-5.2-010 Non-LinearMassTransferTheory.
Chr. Bojadjiev (Bulgarian Academy Sciences,
BG).
P-5.2-011 Temperature Heterogeneities in a Scraped
Surface Heat Exchanger.
J. Mabit, F. Fayolle, J. Legrand (GEPEA UMR
CNRS, FR).
P-5.2-012 Heat Transfer and Pressure Drop During
Flow Boiling of CO2 Inside a Smooth
Horizontal Tube.
A. E. Schael, M. Kind (U. Karlsruhe, DE).
P-5.2-013 The Heat Transfer Efficiency in the
Molecular-Quantum Mechanism.
G. Soare (U. Politechnica Bucharest, RO).
P-5.2-014 Mechanism of Heat Transfer During the
Condensation of a NH3-CO2-H2O
Multicomponent Mixture.
M.B. Jotanovic (U. Srpsko, BA).
P-5.2-015 Modelling of Natural Convection in a
Horizontal Annulus with Horizontal
Eccentricity.
F. Shahraki (U.Sistan Baluchestan, IR).
P-5.2-016 Effects of the Stirring Intensity and Gas
Phase Flow on the Mass Transfer Parameters.
F. Camacho, G. Blazquez, M. Fernandez, J. A.
Gimenez (U. Granada, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-5.2-017 Gas-Liquid Mass Transfer Characteristics of
Bubbles Contaminated with Soluble and
Insoluble Surfactants.
J.M.T. Vasconcelos, S.C.P. Orvalho, S. S. Alves
(CEBQ, PT).
P-5.2-018 Boundary Layer Development in Liquid Jets
in the Presence of Surfactant.
M. Weiss and R. C. Darton, T. Battal, C. D.
Bain (U. Oxford, UK).
P-5.2-019 Interfacial Instability on Spherical Surface
During Chemosorption.
S. P. Karlov, D. A. Kazenin, A. V. Vayzmin (U.
Moscow, RU).
P-5.2-020 Rayleigh and Marangoni Instability In
Evaporation Processes. V.A. Kaminsky, V.V.
Dilman, V.A. Lotkhov (Karpov Inst. Physical
Chemistry, Moscow, RU).
P-5.2-021 Modeling and Determination of the
Interfacial Area of a Pilot Absorption Packed
Column Used for CO2 Absorption in Aqueous
Solution of Monoethanolamine (MEA). A.
Selatnia, A. Chergui, Y. Kerchich, F.
Mohellebi, S. Haddoum (E. Nationale
Polytechnique Alger, DZ).
P-5.2-022 Analyse of the Boiling Process for the
Evaporation of the Hydrocarbons Effluents.
A. Benbrik, A. Benzarhouda (U. Boumerdes,
DZ).
P-5.2-023 Hydrodynamics and Mass Transfer Study on
Absorption of Carbon Dioxide into Aqueous
Solution of Diethanolamine. D.J. Vinel, C.
Bouallou (Ecole Nationale Supérieure Mines,
FR).
P-5.2-024 Oxygen Mass Transfer in Wastewater Films
from Biological Treatment Facilities. A.
Sturzoiu, R. E. Ceclan, T. Dobre, O. Floarea,
M. Ceclan (U. Politech. Bucharest, RO).
P-5.2-025 Determination of Interfacial Forces. F.
Bertola, M. Vanni, G.Baldi (Politecnico
Torino, IT).
P-5.2-026 Water Vapor Sortion. O. Rodriguez, F.
Fornasiero, A. Arce Jr., J. M. Prausnitz (U.
P-5.2-027 Stripping and Distillation in High Speed
Rotating Packed Beds. Mass Transfer
Coefficients. J.V.S. Nascimento, D.S. Amatuzi,
T.M.K. Ravagnani, S. L. Cruz, J. A.F.R.
Pereira (U. Estadual Campinas, BR).
P-5.2-028 Development of a Software to Construct
Residue Curve Maps and Aplication to
Extractive and Azeotropic Distillation
Process. M.H.M. Reis, M.R.W. Maciel (U.
Estadual Campinas, BR).
P-5.2-029 Foaming Power and Foam Stability of
Surfactants. E. Jurado, V. Bravo, A. Galvez,
A. Garcia, R. Bailon, N. Sabahi (U. Granada,
ES).
P-5.2-030 Rheological Properties of the Air-Liquid
Interface. T. R. Sosnowski (U. Technology
Warsaw, PL).
P-5.2-031 Experimental Investigation on Liquid-Liquid
Phase-Interfaces in Small-Sized Stirred
Reactors. A. Wegmann, A. Spillmann,R.Von
Rohr (ETH, Zurich, CH).
P-5.2-032 Mass Transfer in Oil-Water Emulsions. K.
Boltes, A. Caro, P. Leton, E. G. Calvo (U.
Alcala de Henares, ES).
P-5.2-033 Electroviscoelasticity of Liquid/Liquid
Interfaces: Fractional Approach. M.P.
Lazarevic, A. Spasic (U. Belgrade, YU).
P-5.2-034 Modeling of the Mass Transfer in LiquidLiquid Systems Accounting Formation of
Interfacial Structures.
V. A. Vasilenko, V. V. Tarasov, E. M. Koltsova
(Mendeleyevs U. Chemical Technology, RU).
P-5.2-035 A New Equation for Surface Tension
Calculations of Binary Mixtures Combined
with a New Molar Surface Area Mixing Rule.
B. Khodakarmi, H. Modarress (U. Tech.
AmirKabir, IR).
P-5.2-036 Characterization and Stability of W/O
Emulsions of Trioleine and Tributyrine.
E. Jurado, V. Bravo, M. Fernandez-Serrano,
J.M. Vicaria, M. Garcia-Roman, A.F. Arteaga
(U. Granada, ES).
P-5.2-037 Mass Transfer Modeling of Oil Recovery
During Hydrocarbon Gas/Water Injection.
M.R. Ehsani, L. Sahranavard (U. Techn.
Isfahan, IR).
P-5.2-038 The Behaviour of Emulsions with Ferrofluid
Content in Magnetic Field.
R. Minea, A. Tamas, E. Brinzei, M. Suta (U.
Timisoara, RO).
P-5.2-039 A New Classification of Finely Dispersed
Systems.
A.M. Spasic, M.D. Babic, M.M. Marinko, N.N.
Djokovic, M.M. Mitrovic, D. N. Krstic (U.
Belgrade, YU).
P-5.2-040 The Effect of Interfacial Surface Development
on the Properties of Wet Drum Granulation
Product.
T. Gluba (Technical U. Lodz, PL).
Poster Programme
TOPIC 5.3 Rheology
P-5.3-007 Pressure Drop Characteristics of a Structured
Packing.
M. Zivdar, T.A.G. Langrish, R. G. H. Prince
(U. Sistan Bluchestan, IR).
P-5.3-008 Rheological Behaviour of Food Product
During the Evaporative Mass Loss.
National Rech. Scientifique Tech., TN).
P-5.3-009 Rheologycal Study of Diverse Foods:
Condensed Milk, Natural and Commercial
Honey and Liquid Caramel.
M.A. Cancela, E. Alvarez, R. Maceiras
(U.Vigo, ES).
P-5.3-010 Effect of Blending Kaolin with Precipitated
Calcium Carbonate on Rheological
Characteristics of Coating Colors.
S. I. Conceicao, J. L. Velho, M. J. Ferreira (U.
Aveiro, PT).
P-5.3-011 Influence of Cooling Profile and
Homogenization on the Processing of
Lithium Lubricating Greases.
M. A. Delgado, J. M. Franco, C. Valencia, M.
C. Sanchez, C. Gallegos (U. Huelva, ES).
P-5.3-012 Rheological Behaviour of Hydrocolloids
Blends.
D. Gomez-Diaz, J. M. Navaza (U. Santiago de
Compostela, ES).
P-5.3-013 Study of the Interactions Between Cationic
(Chitosan) and Anionic (Mesquite Gum)
Charged Polyelectrolytes in Aqueous
Solutions and Oil-In-Water Emulsions Using
Low Deformation Rheology.
J.O. Ruiz-Ramos , J. P. Perez-Orozco, E.
Bosquez-Molina, G. Espinosa (U. Autonoma
Metropolitana-Iztapalapa, MX).
P-5.3-014 Convective Heat Transfer During Circulation
in Geothermal Wells Considering
Temperature Effects on the Rheological
Properties of Drilling Muds.
A. Garcia, G. Espinosa, G. Amaro (Instituto
de Investigaciones Electricas, MX).
Modelling
P-5.4-013 Kinetic Modelling of Acetylene
Hydrogenation on Ni/ZnAl2O4 Coprecipitated
Catalysts Modified with Fe and Cr.
E. Romeo, E. Sanchez, R. Trujillano, F.
Labajos, V. Rives, A. Monzon (U. Zaragoza, U.
Salamanca, ES).
P-5.4-014 Temporally-Complex Breathing Patterns
During Pd-Catalyzed.
O. Nekhamkina, R. Digilov, M. Sheintuch
(Technion - I.I.T, IL).
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P-5.4-015 Kinetic Modelling, Simulation and
Optimization of Partial Oxidation.
M. Joshi, F. Klose, A. Tota, S. Thomas, A.
Seidel-Morgenstern (Max Planck Inst., DE).
P-5.4-016 The Effect of the Manganese Content on the
Properties of ZSM-5 and Mordenite Catalysts. I.
Asencio, J. L. Valverde, A. de Lucas, F. Dorado,
A. Romero (U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-5.4-017 N-Butane Oxidative Dehidrogenation over
Supported and Promoted Vmgo Catalysts.
N. Armas, J. M. Lopez Nieto, J. Papa, B.
Solsona, L. Pilonieta (U.C.V., VE).
P-5.4-018 Modeling and Optimization of Direct Partial
Catalytic Oxidation of Methane to Methanol. M.
Sohrabi, L. Vafajoo (U. Tech. Amirkabir, IR).
P-5.4-019 Mild Mcp Hydrogenolysis by Pt on Ru/ZrO2
Catalysts.
A. M. Serrano, F. Blas, P. Steltenpohl, J.A.
Gonzalez-Marcos (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-5.4-020 Bimetallic V-Containing Al2O3-Supported
Catalysts for C3-Alkane Oxidation.
C. Herrera, M.O. Guerrero-Perez, M. A.
Larrubia, M.A. Banares, L. J. Alemany (U.
Malaga, ES).
P-5.4-021 Study of C3-Alkane Partial Oxidation
Reaction over Monometallic and Bimetallic
Supported Catalytic Systems.
C. Herrera, A. Garcia-Crespillo, M. A.
Larrubia, J. M. Blasco, L. J. Alemany (U.
Malaga, ES).
P-5.4-022 Combustion Synthesis of LaMnO3/ZrO2Based Catalysts for Methane Oxidation.
A. Civera, M. Pavese, G. Saracco, V. Specchia
(Politecnico Torino, IT).
P-5.4-023 Hydrogen Purification by Selective
Methanation of CO in CO/CO2/H2.
A.M. Andersen, T. Johannessen, H. Livbjerg
(U. Technical Denmark, DK).
P-5.4-024 Supported and Non-Supported Ni-Ba
Systems.
A. Collados, M. A. Larrubia, J. M. Blasco, L.J.
Alemany (U. Malaga, ES).
P-5.4-025 Novel Platinum-Heteropoly Compound
Catalysts for Gas-Phase Hydroxylation of
Benzene with Molecular Oxygen and
Hydrogen.
N. I. Kuznetsova, L. I. Kuznetsova, V. A.
Likholobov (Boreskov Inst. Catalysis, RU).
P-5.4-026 Effect of Binder on Bifunctional Catalysts for
the Hydroisomerization of N-Butane.
P. Canizares, F. Dorado, R. Romero (U.
Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-5.4-027 Kinetics of N-Hexane Isomerization on
Promoted Pt/Y Catalyst.
G. Boskovic, E. Kis, P. Putanov (U. Novi Sad,
YU).
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Poster Programme
P-5.4-028 Kinetics of Acetylene Hydrogenation on NiZn-Al Catalysts Modified with Fe & Cr.
E. Romeo, E. Sanchez, R. rujillano, F. Labajos,
V. Rives, A.Monzón (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-5.4-029 Kinetic Study of the Pyrolysis of EthyleneVinyl Acetate Copolymers Using Hb Zeolite
and MCM-41 Catalysts.
A. Marcilla, A.Gomez, S.Menargues (U.
Alicante, ES).
P-5.4-030 The Kinetics of the Hydrogenation of Toluene
to Methylcyclohexane.
S. Yolcular, O. Olgun (U. Ege, TR).
P-5.4-031 Hydroisomerization of a Hydrocarbon Feed
Containing N-Hexane, N-Heptane and
Cyclohexane on Zeolite-Supported Platinum
Catalysts.
C. Jimenez, F. J. Romero, R. Rolda, J. M.
Marinas (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-5.4-032 Laboratory Ageing of Three Way Catalyst.
Effect of Atmosphere.
L. Martin, J.L. Arranz, O. Prieto, R.
Trujillano, M. J. Holgado, M.A. Gala (U.
Salamanca, ES).
P-5.4-033 Kinetics of the Reaction of Carbon Dioxide
with Mixed Aqueous Solution of 2-Amino-2Methyl-1-Propanol and Piperazine.
W. C. Sun, M. H. Li (U. Christian Chung
Yuan, CN).
P-5.4-034 Ethylbenzene Oxidation with Air Catalyzed
by Nickel Acetylacetonate Supported on
Polyvinylpyridines.
R. Alcantara, L. Canoira, P. Guilherme-Joao,
J. Gonzalo (U. Polytechnic Madrid, ES).
P-5.4-035 Autocatalytic, Liquid Phase Hydrocarbon
Oxidations in Bubble Swarms.
A.K. Suresh (Indian Institute Tech., IN).
P-5.4-036 Kinetics of Higher Aliphatic Alcohol
Synthesis from Syngas over CuO/ZnO/Fe2O3
/MoO3 Catalysts Performed with Various
Dopants.
M. Kulawska (Polish Academy of
Sciences, PL).
P-5.4-037 Selective Hydrogenation of Crotonaldehyde
over Pt/SnO2 Catalyst.
K. Liberkova, R. Touroude, L. Eerveny, D. Y.
Murzin (Institute Chem. Tech., Prague, CZ).
P-5.4-038 Application of Radioisotopic Screening of the
Active Sites in Catalist Desighn of
SulfideCo(Ni)-Mo Catalysts for HDS.
V. M. Kogan (Russian Academy Sciences, RU).
P-5.4-039 Hydrodesulphurisation on Silica-Alumina
Supported Bimetallic Catalysts. RingOpening Activity.
V. L. Barrio, P.L. Arias, J.F. Cambra, M.B.
Guemez, B. Pawelec, J.L.G. Fi
P-5.4-040 Kinetic Modelling of Liquid Phase
Decomposition of an Organic Compound in a
Semi-Batch Reactor System.
N. Musakka, J. Ahlkvist, T. Salmi, J. Warna, M.
Piironen (U. Abo Akademi, Turku/Abo, FI).
P-5.4-041 Hydrogenation of D-Lactose to Lactitol:
Kinetic Modelling.
K. Jyrki, M. Jyri-Pekka, S. Tapio (U. Abo
Akademi, FI).
P-5.4-042 Kinetic Models for Esterification of
Methacrylic Acid with Isobutanol in the
Presence of Heteropolyacids as a Catalyst.
M. Grzesik, T. Gumula, J. Skrzypek (Polish
Academy Sciences, PL).
P-5.4-043 Catalytic Activity of Acidic Ion-Exchange
Resins in Methyl Tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
and Ethyl Tert-Butyl Ether (ETBE) LiquidPhase Syntheses.
C. Fite, J.F. Izquierdo, F. Cunill, M. Iborra, J.
Tejero, F. Barquero (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-5.4-044 Hydrotalcite-Like Catalysts for Aldol
Condensation of Citral-Ketones.
S. Abelloa, F. Medina, X. Rodrigueza, Y.
Cesterosa, P. Salagrea , J. E. Sueiras, D.
Tichit, B. Coq (U. Rovira i Virgili, ES).
P-5.4-045 Studies over Kinetic & Mechanism of
Cyclohexene Epoxidation using Hydrocalcite
Type Catalysts.
M.D. Romero, J. A. Calles, J. M. Gomez, M. A.
Ocana (U. Complutense, ES).
P-5.4-046 Catalytic Rearrangement of Long StraightChain Epoxides in Liquid Phase over
Different Acid Catalysts.
D. P. Serrano, R.Van Grieken, J.A. Melero, A.
Garcia (U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES).
P-5.4-047 Kinetics of One-Dimensional Swelling of
Polymeric Networks with Large Volume
Change from Glassy to Rubbery State.
M. Khorrama, E. Vasheghani-Farahania (U.
Tarbiat Modarres, IR).
P-5.4-048 Study of Pt-Re/Al2O3 Deactivation.
M. A. Gutierrez-Ortiz, B. Inarra, I. Landa, M.
P. Gonzalez-Marcos, J. M. Guil (U. Pais Vasco,
Bilbao, ES).
P-5.4-049 The Effect of Acid Site Concentration on the
Catalyst Lifetime in Solid Acid Catalyzed
Alkylation.
S. Sahebdelfar, M. Kazemeini, F. Khorasheh,
A. Badakhshan (U. Technology Sharif, IR).
P-5.4-050 Deactivation Kinetic of Commercial Catalyst
in Vinylacetate Process.
Q. Smejkal, D. Linke, A. Bruckner, M. Baerns
(Institute Applied Chemistry, BerlinAdlershof, DE).
Poster Programme
P-5.4-051 Kinetic Modelling of the Mto Process over
Sapo-18.
A.T. Aguayo, A. G. Gayubo, R. Vivanco, J.
Erena, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-5.4-052 Kinetic Study of Processes with Rapid
Deactivation in a Fluidized Bed Reactor with
Catalyst Circulation.
A. G. Gayubo, A.T. Aguayo, A. Atutxa, N.
Amun-darain, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-5.4-053 Deactivation of a Nimo Commercial Catalyst
During Hydroprocessing of Residue.
G. Marroquin, J. Ancheyta, G. Centeno, G.
Betancourt (Inst. Mex. Petroleo, MX).
P-5.4-054 Approximate Effectiveness Factors.
J. O. Marroquin de la Rosa, J. J. Valencia
Lopez, J. A. Ochoa-Tapia, T. Viveros-Garcia
(Inst. Mexicano del Petroleo, MX).
P-5.4-055 Enhancement of Complex, Heterogeneous
Autocatalytic Reactions by Internal Mass
Transport.
M. Grzesik, P. Ptaszek, J. Skrzypek (Polish
Academy Sciences, PL).
P-5.4-056 Mixing and Chemical Reaction in Porous
Media: a Network Modelling Approach.
J.C.B. Lopes (U. Porto, PT).
P-5.4-057 Induction Time of High Temperature Ignition
in Hydrogen-Oxygen-Containing Mixtures.
Y. Ipatova, M. Strelkova, I. Kirillov, A.
Vasilev, D. Roekaerts (Kurchatov Institute,
RU).
P-5.4-058 Studies on the Kinetics of Carbon Dioxide
Absorption with Immobilised Amines.
X. Zhang, S. Schubert, M.Grunewald, D. W.
Agar (U. Dortmund, DE).
P-5.4-059 Absorption of Carbon Dioxide at High Partial
Pressures. F. Camacho, S. Sanchez, R.
Pacheco, A. Sanchez, M.D. La Rubia (U.
Granada, ES)
P-5.4-060 Study of the Single Char Coal Particle
Combustion. J. Markos, R. Zajdlik, U.
Jelemensky, K. Holikova (U. Technology
Slovak, SK).
P-5.4-061 Kinetics of NH3 Formation from Cyanate
(Ocn-) in the Kraft Pulp Mill Recovery Cycle.
N. Demartini, M. Forssen, M. Hupa, D.Y.
Murzin (U. Abo Akademi, FI).
P-5.4-062 Curing Kinetics of Lignin-Resol Resin
According to Kissinger-Akahira-Sunose’s
Isoconversion Method.
M. V. Alonso, M. Oliet, J. M. Perez, J. Garcia,
F. Rodríguez (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-5.4-063 Dissolution of Vitreous Mineral Particles in
Formic Acid.
M. Bienert, D. Y. Murzin, T. Salmi, J. Warna,
J. L. Bell, M. Perander (U. Abo Akademi, FI).
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P-5.4-064 High-Temperature Reaction of Kaolin with
Sodium Hydrogensulfate. A Study of its
Reaction Mechanism.
F.G. Colina, J. Costa (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-5.4-065 Kinetic Study on the Reaction of Scheelite
with Nitric Acid.
S. Prasad, C. Almeida Melo (U. Federal
Campina Grande, BR).
P-5.4-066 Dynamic and Equilibrium Water Uptake of
Enzyme Granules.
J. Kringelum, P. Bach, S. Kiil, A. D. Jensen
(U. Technical Denmark, DK).
P-5.4-067 The Kinetics of Leaching of Molybdenum
Trioxide with Ammonia Solution.
D. Mowla, K. Salehi, M. Torabi (U. Shiraz, IR).
P-5.4-068 Dynamics of the Laurconium-Chloride
Production.
J. Savkovic-Stevanovic, M. Ivanovic, R. Beric,
V. Manjenc (U. Belgrade, YU).
P-5.4-069 Thermal and Kinetic Analysis of the
Automotive Mineral Lubricant Oils.
J. C.O. Santos, A.G. Souza, I. M. G. Santos,
A.J.N. Silva, S. Prasad, E.V. Sobrinho (CCEN,
UFPB, BR).
P-5.4-070 Kinetic Modelling of Wood Chips Pyrolysis by
Means of a Three-Independent-Reactions
Model.
C. Gomez, J. J. Manya, E. Velo, L. Puigjaner
(U. Politec. Catalunya, ES).
P-5.4-071 Kinetics of Rubber Pyrolysis in a Conical
Spouted Bed Reactor.
R. Aguado, M. Olazar, D. Velez, R. Prieto, J.
Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-5.4-072 Photophysical Properties and Kinetic Study
of the Thermal Decomposition on
Lanthanide(III) Complexes with 4,4,4Trifluoro-1-Phenyl-1,3-Butanedione.
C. Rodrigues Da Silva, W. Silva Lopes, A.
Gouveia De Sou (CCT, UFCG, Campina
Grande, BR).
P-5.4-073 Disintegration Kinetics Modelization for
Laser Recovered Papers.
P. Mutje, M. A. Pelach, J. Labidi, S. Presta, J.
C. Roux (U. Girona, ES).
P-5.4-074 Catalytic Pyrolysis of Polyethylene. Effect of
Regeneration Temperature and Polymer
Density on the Activity of HZSM5 Zeolite.
A. Marcilla, R. Navarro, M. Beltrán (U.
Alicante, ES).
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Poster Programme
TOPIC 5.5 Computer Fluid Dynamics and Mixing
P-5.5-006 Residence Time Distribution: Experiment and
Modeling In a Continuous Mixer.
K. Marikh, H. Berthiaux, V. Mizonov (Ecole
Mines DAlbi-Carmaux, Albi, FR).
P-5.5-007 Influence of Flow Maldistribution on Packed
Bed Adsorber Performance.
W. Kwapinski, M. Winterberg, E. Tsotsas (U.
Otto-von-Guericke, DE).
P-5.5-008 Utilising CFD Software for Low NOx Burner
Desing.
J. Hajek, V. Kermes, F. Broz, P. Stehlik, J.
Canek, J. Oral (U. Technical Brno, CZ).
P-5.5-009 The Motion of a Single Taylor Bubble in
Vertical Tubes – a Numerical Study.
T. Taha, Z. Cui (U. Oxford, UK).
P-5.5-010 The Motion of Long Bubbles in Square
Capillaries – A Numerical Study.
T. Taha, Z. Cui (U. Oxford, UK).
P-5.5-011 Characterization of the Flow and Mixing in a
Loop Reactor.
A. Bensamaili, F. Atmani (USTHB, El-Alia, DZ).
P-5.5-012 Optimization of Power Consumtion, Mass
Transfer Coefficient and Flow Regime in GasLiquid Dispersion Systems.
N. Saghatoleslami, H. R. Bahktiari. (U. Sistan
Baluchestan, IR).
P-5.5-013 Hydrodynamics of G-L-L’ Systems: the Steel
Converter Reactor.
M. Martin, M. Rendueles, M. Diaz
(U. Oviedo, ES).
P-5.5-014 The Flow of Non-Newtonian Liquids from
Tanks. M. Dziubinski, A. Marcinkowski
(U.Technical Lodz, PL).
P-5.5-015 Analytical Solution of Couette-Poiseuille Flow
of Nonlinear Viscoleastic Fluid Through
Annular Duct.
S. H. Hashemabadi, S. Gh. Etemad, M. R.
Golkar Naranji (U. Tech. Isfahan, IR).
P-5.5-016 Numerical Simulation of Transient Freezing
of Liquids in Tube Flow.
R. Conde, F. Castro, M. T. Parra, M. A.
Rodriguez (U. Valladolid, ES).
P-5.5-017 Hydrodynamic Force on a Porous NonUniform Floc in a Cylindrical Tube.
J. P. Hsu, Y.H. Hsieh (U. Nat.l Taiwan, TW).
P-5.5-018 Experimental Study of Diffusely Chaotic
Mixing in a Twisted Duct Flow Reactor.
C. Boesinger, Y. Le Guer (U. Pau Pays
Adour, FR).
P-5.5-019 Identification of the Coalescence and
Breakage Parameters of the Musig Model in
CFD Simulation with Experimental Data.
Z. Sha, A. Laari, I. Turunen (U. Tech.
Lappeenranta, FI).
P-5.5-020 Mixing in Vessel Stirred by Various
Impellers.
L. Broniarz, S. Woziwodzki (U. Technology
Poznan, PL).
P-5.5-021 Turbulent Flow Modelling Within the
Packing of Complex Geometry.
J. Tobis (Polish Academy Sciences, PL).
P-5.5-022 Blends of Bitumen with Various Polymers:
Mixing Process Considerations.
A. Perez-Lepe, F. J. Martinez-Boza, C.
Gallegos (U. Huelva, ES).
P-5.5-023 Application of Dispersion Model on Flow
Mixers with Liquid and Solid-Liquid
Systems.
J. Eermakova, S. Castellino, N. Siyakatshana,
V. Kudrna, A. Brucato, V. Mach (Prague
Institute Chemical Technology, CZ).
P-5.5-024 Estimation of Residence Time Distribution in
EZ and KE Element of Buss Ko-Kneader by
Using CFD Method.
M. Mehranpour, H. Nazokdast, B. Dabir (U.
Technology Amir kabir, IR).
P-5.5-025 Hydrodynamic Calculation of a RDC Column
with the Drop Population Balance Model
Based on Single Drop Experiments.
S. Schmidt, H. J. Bart (U. Kaiserslautern, DE).
TOPIC 5.6 Mulitphase Flows
P-5.6-006 Experimental Study on Reactive Packing
Multipak: Hydraulics, Mass Transfer and
Residence Time Distribution.
A. Koodziej, M. Jaroszynski (Polish Acad.
Sciences, PL).
P-5.6-007 Measurement of Liquid Velocity and Gas
Holdup in a Bubble Column.
F. Yamashita, Y. Kousaka (Institute
Technology Kanagawa, JP).
P-5.6-008 Gas to Liquid Mass Transfer in Venturi
Scrubbers.
H. Sun, B.J. Azzopardi (U. Nottingham, UK).
P-5.6-009 Analysis of Diameter Effect in Flow of
Surfactant Solutions in the Straight Section
of Pipes.
L. Broniarz, Jacek Rozanski (U. Tech., PL).
P-5.6-010 Hydrodynamics In External-Loop Airlift
Reactors: Effect of Reactor Geometry and
Sparger Design.
I.G. Bantcheva, M. Abba Omar (U. DurbanWestville, ZA).
P-5.6-011 Analysis of the Flow and Mass Transfer
Processes in a Modified Spray Column.
L. Broniarz, M. Ochowiak (U. Tech.,PL).
P-5.6-012 Fouling Resistance of Different Column
Internals.
D. Groberichter, J. Stichlmair (U. Tech., DE).
Poster Programme
P-5.6-013 The Influence of Liquid Properties on
Flooding Phenomena in Small Diameter
Tubes.
A. A. Mouza, M. N. Pantzali, S. V. Paras, A.J.
Carabelas (U. Aristotle, GR).
P-5.6-014 The Critical Volume of Gas Bubbles Flowing
in Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Liquids.
P. Budzynski., M. Dziubinski (U. Tech., PL).
P-5.6-015 Wall Effects for Bubbles Flow in NonNewtonian Liquids.
M. Dziubinski, M. Orczykowska, P.
Budzynski (U. Tech, PL).
P-5.6-016 Specific Interfacial Area in a Helicoidal
Reactor for the Two-Phase Gas-Liquid Flow.
S. Wronski, T. Ryszczuk, R. Hubacz (U.
Technology Warsaw, PL).
P-5.6-017 An Experimental Study of Liquid Films
Flowing Down a Vertical Plate for Low
Reynolds Numbers: Effect of Surface
Tension.
E. I. P. Drosos, S.V. Paras, A.J. Carabelas (U.
Aristotle, GR).
P-5.6-018 Effect of Gas Distributor on the Formation of
Homogeneous Bubbling Regime in Bubble
Column.
M. Fialova, M.C. Ruzicka, J. Drahos
(Academy Sciences, CZ).
P-5.6-019 Slug Flow of Gas and Non-Newtonian Liquid
Mixtures in Vertical Pipe.
M. Dziubinski, H. Fidos, M. Sosno (U.
Technical, PL).
P-5.6-020 Droplet Size Distribution and Velocity Profile
in Fcc Feed Atomization.
M. Ahmadi Marvast, M.M. Akbarnejad, M.
Taghi Zadeh, A. Gebreili Golodar (Research
Institute of Petroleum Industry, IR)
P-5.6-021 A New Design for Fcc Feed Atomization.
M.M. Akbarnejad, M. Ahmadi Marvast, M.
Taghi Zadeh, A. Gebreili Golodar (Research
Institute of Petroleum Industry, IR).
P-5.6-022 Prediction Model for the Two-Phase Upward
Flow Pressure Loss in Vertical 90º Bends.
A. Azzi, L. Friedel (USTHB, DZ).
P-5.6-023 Metal Random Packing – Are High Capacity
Types the Best Choice for All Applications?
M. Lehner, K. Hoffmann, W. Geipel
(Rauschert Verfahrenstechnik, DE).
P-5.6-024 Three Phase Flow Hydrodynamics : Airlift
and Bubble Column Contactors.
S. Talvy, A. Cockx (DGPI- INSA, FR).
P-5.6-025 Behaviour of Solid Particles with an Increase
of the Gas Flow Rate in the Gas-Liquid-Solid
Internal Loop Reactor with Mechanical
Mixing.
B. T. Kawalec-Pietrenko, Z. Cisiak (U.
Technology Gdansk, PL).
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P-5.6-026 Counter-Curent Gas-Liquid Hydrodynamic
and Solid-Liquid Mass Transfer Studies in
Columns with Katapak-S Structured
Packing.
G. Soare, R. Dima, G. Bozga, V. Plesu (U.
Politehnica Bucharest, RO).
P-5.6-027 Hydrodynamics of Cocurrent Gas – and
Liquid Flow Through the Bed of Solid
Particles.
G. Bartelmus, D. Janecki, A. Szlemp (U.
Opole, PL).
P-5.6-028 Hydrodynamics of Pulsing Flow for
Cocurrent Flow of Gas and Foaming Liquid
in Fixed Bed Reactor.
D. Janecki, G. Bartelmus, A. Szlemp,T.
Mokrosz (U. Opole, PL).
P-5.6-029 Chemical Deposition of Molecules in Internal
and External Problems of Gas Flow.
V. V. Levdansky, J. Smolik, P. Moravec (NAS
RB, Belarus, CZ).
P-5.6-030 Influence of a Singularity on Drag Reduction
of the Flow of Surfactant Solutions.
J. Myska, V. Mik (Inst. Hydrodynamics, CZ).
P-5.6-031 Pumping Effect on the Drag Reducing
Polymer Solutions.
L. Broniarz, J. Rozanski, A. Jur , S. Dryjer
(U. Technology Poznan, PL).
P-5.6-032 Residence Time of Tagged Magnetic Particle
in an Internal-Loop Airlift Reactor with an
Enlarged Dual Separator.
J. Klein, A. A. Vicente , J. A. Teixeira (U.
Minho, PT).
P-5.6-033 Phase Distribution of Liquid and Gas for an
Accelerated Downward Flow inside an
Internal Mixing Atomizer.
M. Lorcher, D. Wiemann, F. Schmidt, D.
Mewes (U. Hannover, DE).
P-5.6-034: Liquid Holdup of a Modular Catalytic
Structured Packing.
M. Behrens, P. Moritz, Z. Olujic, P. J. Jansens
(Delft U. of Technology, NL).
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Poster Programme
TOPIC 6 TRENDS in CHEMICAL REACTORS
TOPIC 6.1 Catalytic and Multiphase Reactors.
Structured Catalysts
P-6.1-014 Water-Gas Shift Performance of Plate-Type
Copper Catalyst.
C. Fukuhara, H. Ohkura, A. Igarashi
(Kogakuin U.,JP).
P-6.1-015 The Simulated Moving Bed Reactor for the
Diethylacetal Synthesis.
V. Silva, M.Minceva, A.Rodrigues
(U.Porto,PT).
P-6.1-016 Mathematical Modelling of Citral
Hydrogenation over Ni/Al2O3 Cordierite
Monoliths.
J. Aumo, J. Mikkola, J. Warna, M.
Ronnholm, J.Bernechea Rojas, T. Salmi (Abo
Akademi U., FI).
P-6.1-017 Multifunctional Reactors: Modelling of
Reactive Distillation in a Batch and Semibatch Reactor.
E. Molga, A. Milewska (Warsaw U. of
Technology, PL).
P-6.1-018 Catalytic Abatement of Nitrous Oxide from
Fluidized Bed Combustion. Durability Study
under Realistic Conditions.
E. Ruiz, J. M. Sanchez, J. Otero (CIEMAT, ES).
P-6.1-019 Inhibition Effects of Nitrogen Compounds on
the Hydrodesulfurization of
Dibenzothiophene.
C. Georgina, S. Laredo, S. Efrain Altamirano,
J. de los Reyes (Instituto Mexicano del
Petroleo, MX).
P-6.1-020 Dynamic Model for a Three-Phase Slurry
Reactor: Catalytic Hydrogenation Reaction of
Phenol to Cyclohexanol.
C. Vasco de Toledo, D. P. Stremel, R. M. Filho.
(State U. Campinas, BR).
P-6.1-021 Studies of the Hydrotreatment of Heavy
Crude Oils in Trickle-bed Reactors.
J. Ancheyta, G. Marroquin, G. Betancourt, G.
Centeno, J. A. Muñoz, F. Alonso (Instituto
Mexicano del Petróleo, MX).
P-6.1-022 Parameters Characterising the Pulsing Flow
of Fluids in a Pressurised Trickle-bed
Reactor.
A. Szlemp, T. Mokrosz, G. Bartelmus (U.
Opole, PL).
P-6.1-023 Simulation of the Catalytic Cracking of
Gasoil using the Ten Lump Model.
O. Montinni dos Santos, S. Araujo, J. Jailson
Nicasio (U. Federal Campina Grande, BR).
P-6.1-024 Plasmachemical Reactors for Special
Syntheses and Decompositions.
V. Brozek, J Janca (Masaryk U., CZ).
P-6.1-025 Significant Improvement of the Calorimetric
Estimation of the Heat of Reaction and Heat
Transfer Coefficient in CSTR Reactors.
S. Kramer, R. Gesthuisen, S. Engell, J.M.
Leiza, J.M. Asua (U. Dortmund, DE).
P-6.1-026 Modelling and Scale-up of Sitosterol
Hydrogenation Process: from Laboratory
Slurry Reactor to Plant Scale.
J. Warna, D. Murzin, T. Salmi, M. Flores
Geant, J. Orte, J. Oiva (Abo Akademi U., FI).
P-6.1-027 The Importance of the Radiant Energy
Distribution in Photocatalytic Kinetics
Analysis and Reactor Design.
G. Camera-Roda, F.Santarelli (U. Bologne, IT).
P-6.1-028 Application of a Continuous Fluidized Bed
Reactor in Catalytic Oxidation of Methanol to
Formaldehyde.
M Sohrabi, H.Aghdasinia (Amirkabir U.
Technology, IR).
P-6.1-029 Industrial WGS Reactor Subject to
Irreversible Chloride Poisoning: Modelling
and Optimization Strategies.
J. Ayastuy, M. Gutz.-Ortiz, J. Glez-Marcos, J.
Glez-Velasco (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-6.1-030 Oxidation of Benzene to Maleic Anhydride in
a Fluidized Bed Reactor. C. Uraz, S. Atalay
(Ege U., TR).
P-6.1-031 Design and Operation of Fixed Bed Catalytic
Reactors with Mixed Coolant Flow as Optimal
Factor.
E.R. Morais, E.C. Vasco de Toledo, R.M. Filho.
(UNICAMP, BR).
P-6.1-032 Maleic Anhydride Using Structured MetalSupported V-P-O Catalyst.
A. Kodziej, W. Krajewski. (Inst. Chem. Eng.,
Polish Academy of Sciences, PL).
P-6.1-033 A Dynamic Model Library for Membrane
Reactors.
M. Mangold, M. Ginkel, E.D. Gilles (MaxPlanck-Institut, DE).
P-6.1-034 Catalyst Residence Time Distribution in coreAnnulus Model of Circulating Fluidized Bed
Reactors.
H. Ganji, S. Zarinpasheneh, M. M.
Akbarnejad (Research Institute of Petroleum
Industry, IR).
P-6.1-035 The Effect of External Energy Transport on
the Optimum Temperature Profiles in a
Catalytic Reactor for a System of
Consecutive-competing Reactions.
M. Grzesik, J. Skrzypek, A. Ptaszek (Polish
Academy of Sciences, PL).
Poster Programme
P-6.1-036 Verification of Mathematical Models of a
Trickle-bed Reactor Operating in the Trickle
Flow and Pulsing Flow Regime.
A. Szlemp, G. Bartelmus, D. Janecki (Polish
Academy of Sciences, PL).
P-6.1-037 Elucidation of Mass Transfer in Gas-LiquidSolid Slurry Reactors.
J. Hajek, K. Eranen, T. Salmi, D. Y. Murzin
(U. Abo Akademi University, FI).
P-6.1-038 Conversion Enhancement by Periodic
Operation of Trickle Bed Reactors.
I. Meszaros (SULZER Chemtech Ltd., CH).
P-6.1-039 High Operational Performance Multitubular
Reactor: Proposed Alternative Design.
M. Filho, E. Coseli, E.R. Morais (State U.
Campinas, BR).
P-6.1-040 Modelling and Simulation of Polyethylene
Thermal Cracking Reactor.
F. Sobron, E. Arenales, J. C. Rojo, S. Martín
(U. Valladolid, ES).
P-6.1-041 Vortex Centrifugal Bubbling Reactor.
A.O. Kuzmin, B.N. Parmon, M.Kh. Pravdina,
A.I. Yavorsky, N.I. Yavorsky (Boreskov
Institute of Catalysis, RU).
P-6.1-042 Analysis and Modeling of Catalytic Reactors
of Ethylene Production.
E.V. Pisarenko, V.N. Pisarenko, L.S. Gordeev
(Mendeleyev U. of Chemical Technology, RU).
P-6.1-043 The Kinetics of the Copper Blow in the
Peirce-Smith Converter.
A. Rosello, F. Carrillo, R. Henandez, P.
Barrios, J. Martinez (U. Sevilla, ES).
TOPIC 6.2 Polymerisation Reactors
P-6.2-006 Fuzzy Model Predictive Control for a Solution
Copolymerization Reactor.
A. Mattedi, R. M. Filho (School of Chemical
Engineering Campinas, BR).
P-6.2-007 Controller of a Polymerization Reactor
Connected to a Horizontal Condenser: a
Fuzzy Approach.
A. Mattedi, E.C. Vasco de T., R.M. Filho (State
U.Campinas,BR)
P-6.2-008 Modeling of the nitroxide controlled free
radical polymerization based on di- or
trialkoxyamine used as initiator.
G. Schmidt-Naake, M. Drache (Institut fur
Technische Chemie, DE).
P-6.2-009 Modeling and simulation of an inhibitor
injection system to stop the PVC
polymerization reaction.
B.P. Guedes, A.M. Simoes, J.J.N. Alves, R.P.
Brito, L.G.S. Vasconcelos, J.H.P. Bromman, L.R.
Braga (U. Federal de Campina Grande, BR).
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P-6.2-010 The Continuous Loop Reactor: A New Way to
Obtain All-acrylic Polymers in Emulsion
Polymerization.
I. Gonzalez, M. Paulis, J.C. de la Cal, J.M.
Asua. (Institute for Polymer Materials, ES).
P-6.2-011 A Kinetic Study on Copolymerization of
Lauryl Methacrylate-Isobutyl Methacry-late.
A. Habibi, E. Vasheghani-Farahani, K.
Sadaghiani (Res. Inst. Petrol. Industry, IR).
P-6.2-012 Kinetic Study of the Polymerisation and
Thermal Decomposition of DGEBA Epoxy
Systems.
A. Marcilla, F. Valdes, J.C. García-Quesada
(U. Alicante,ES).
P-6.2-013 Studying and Modeling Processes of
Modifying Polymeric Materials by Heat
Treatment with the Purpose of Increasing
Ecological Safety at their Application.
A. Y. Komissarov, Y.V. Zelenev, O.L. Nguyen.
(Mendeleev U. Chem. Technol., RU).
P-6.2-014 Evaluation of New Catalysts to Obtain
Polyethylene with Control of Molecular
Weight.
H. Torres, H. Ortega, R. Sciamanna (UCV, VE).
P-6.2-015 Grade Transition Policy of Prepolymerization
of Styrene on a Plant Scale.
L. F. Feng, G.H. Hu, X.P. Xue (CNRS-ENSICINPL, FR).
TOPIC 6.3 Electrochemical Processes
P-6.3-005 Otimization of the Bath pH and Operational
Parameters for Electrodeposition of Co-W-B
alloys.
R. Alexandre, C. Santana, A. R. N. Campos,
S. Prasad (U. Federal Campina Grande, BR).
P-6.3-006 Corrosion of a Novel FeNbC Alloy in Neural
Aqueous Medium in Presence of Sodium
Molybdate in Comparison with Iron.
F. Haddad, A. Benchettara, S.E. Amara, R.
Kesri (USTHB, DZ).
P-6.3-007 Creating / Maintaining a Diagnostic
Knowledge Base for Electroplating.
A.F. Batzias, F.A. Batzias (U. Piraeus, GR).
P-6.3-008 Investigations in the Mechanisms of Ions
Transport in the Course of an Electroleaching Process.
N.Sabba, D.E.Akretche (USTHB, DZ).
P-6.3-009 Influence of Ions Sulfate on the
Electrochemical Behaviour of Al and Al-12Si
S.Amokrane, M.A.Ladjouzi (USTHB, DZ).
P-6.3-010 Modelling of Carrier Mobility in Organic
Molecules.
D. Karabasevic, R. Ramovic (Copper Institute
Bor, YU).
Poster Programme
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P-6.3-011 Electrochemical Behaviour of Stainless Steel
AISI-420 in NaCl Aqueous Solution.
Influence of a Corrosion Inhibitor Addition.
MR. Boucelha, Y. O. Henia, MR. MekkiDouadji, G Nezzal (U. Sciences and
Technology Houari Boumediene, DZ).
P-6.3-012 Production of Flat Ceramic Tiles through
Electrphoretic Deposition of Ceramic
Suspension.
S.N. Ashrafizadeh, S. S. Mirhaghi (Iran U.
P-6.3-013 Ultrasonic Decomposition and Electrolysis of
Organic Compounds.
F. Yamashita, N. Aihara, H. Okamura, K.
Ueda (Kanagawa Institute of Techn.,JP).
P-6.3-014 Influence of Electrolyte and Potential
Difference on Colour Removal of Methyl
Orange by an Electrochemical Method.
C. Cameselle, M. Pazos, M.T. Ricart, M.
Sanroman (U. Vigo, ES).
P-6.3-015 Application of Electrochemical Techniques in
Gas-Liquid Mass Transfer Studies.
E. Alvarez, R. Maceiras, M. A. Cancela, X. R.
Novoa (U. Vigo, ES).
TOPIC 7
TOPIC 6.4 Process Intensification. Micro-reactors
P-6.4-006 Catalyst Screening in a Modular Catalyst
Testing Microreactor for Heterogeneous Gas
Phase Reactions.
A. Ziogas , V. Hessel, G. Kolb, H. Lowe, Ralf
Zapf (Inst. fur Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH, DE).
P-6.4-007 Design of Chromatographic SMB-Reactors.
T. Borren, H. Schmidt-Traub (U. Dortmund,
DE).
P-6.4-008 Comparison of Integrated and Sequential
Process Operation for Electrochemical
Reaction and Chromatographic SMBSeparation.
M. Michel, R. Ditz, J. Kinkel, M. Kupper, M.
Vorbrodt (U. Dortmund, DE).
P-6.4-009 Process Intensification: Performances
Evaluation of a New Concept.
A. Devatine, L. Prat, P. Cognet, M. Cabassud,
C. Gourdon, F. Chopard (Lab. Genie
Chimique, FR).
SEPARATION TECHNOLOGIES
TOPIC 7.1 Advances in Unit Operations
P-7.1-006 Reduction of Backmixing in Deaerators for
Boiler Feed Water.
Paijens, J. De Graauw, G. van Zee (U. Delft,
RND Tech., NL).
P-7.1-007 Mathematical Modeling of Currents on
Permeable Surfaces.
F.G. Akhmadiev, L.P. Kholpanov, R.I. Ibjatov,
R.R. Fazilzyanov (RU).
P-7.1-008 The Effect of Thermal Surface Treatment on the
Cleaning Behaviour of Textile Dust Filter media.
G. Mauschitz, W. Koschutnig, W. Hoeflinger
(Vienna U. Tec., AT).
P-7.1-009 New Sintered Metal Fibre Filter for Wine
Filtration as Replacement of Diatoma-ceous
Earth after Cold Stabilisation.
L. Schildermans, M. Arnaut, J. Baeyens (U.
C. Leuven, BE).
P-7.1-010 Polymer-Surfactant Complexes as a New Type
of Flocculant.
G. Petzold, H.M. Buchhammer, M. Mende, (I.
Polymer Research, Dresden, DE).
P-7.1-011 Process Intensification in Surfactant
Mediated Separations.
G. Akay, B. Keskinler, P.T. Odirile, (U.
Newcastle, UK).
P-7.1-012 Enhancement of Mass Transfer by
Microconvection during the Evaporation of
Binary Mixtures from Porous Layers.
Urukova, S. Post, E. Tsotsas (Otto von
Guericke U., DE).
P-7.1-013 Modelling and Determination of the
Interfacial Area of a Pilot Absorption Packed
Column Used for CO2 Absorption in Aqueous
Solution of Monoethanolamine.
Selatnia, A. Chergui, Y. Kerchich, F. Mohellebi,
S. Haddoum (E. N. Polytec. Alger, DZ).
P-7.1-014 Kinetic Study of Carbon Dioxide Transfer to
Liquid Alkanes.
D. Gomez-Diaz, J. M. Navaza, B. Sanjurjo (U.
Poster Programme
P-7.1-015 General Approach to Modelling of a Nonisothermal Gas Absorption with Exo-thermic
Reaction.
R. Pohorecki, E. Molga, W. Moniuk, (Warsaw
U. T. PL).
P-7.1-016 Irreversibility of Distillation Process.
I. L.T. Alburquerque, R. P. Brito (U.F.
Campina Grande, BR).
P-7.1-017 Dividing Wall Distillation Columns.
J.A. Treviño, (Tecnicas Reunidas, ES).
P-7.1-018 The Distillation Efficiency and Hydrodynamic
Behaviour of a Paradistillation Column.
J. Belincanta, T.M.K. Ravagnani, J.A.F.R.
Pereira (U. Campinas, BR).
P-7.1-019 Exergetic Process Analysis of a HeatIntegrated Distillation Column.
M. Nakaiwa, K. Huang, T. Endo, T. Ohmori, T.
Yamamoto, T. Miyata, T. Akiya (Kansai U., JP).
P-7.1-020 Dynamic Modelling of the Dividing Wall
Column for Hydrocarbon Mixtures
Separation.
R. Isopescu, V. Plesu, A. Woinaroschy (U. P.
Bucharest, RO).
P-7.1-021 Two Flows of Feed in Continuous Distillation
Columns.
S. A. Reshetov (Karpov Institute of Physical
Chemistry, RU).
P-7.1-022 Optimal Operation of Simulated Moving Bed
Chromatographic Processes.
S. Chan, E. Sorensen (U. College London, UK).
P-7.1-023 Reactive Distillation: From Idea to Flowsheet.
D. Eremov, Y. Pisarenko, L. Serafimov
(Lomonosov Academy of Fine Chemical
Technology, RU).
P-7.1-024 Liquid-Liquid Extraction in an Aqueous TwoPhase System in Bromeline Recovery.
L. C. Betevello, E.B. Tambourgi (U. Est.
Campinas, BR).
P-7.1-025 Scale-up Facilities for Solvent Extraction.
G. Diaz, D. Martin, M.A. Garcia, M. Frades
(Tecnicas Reunidas, ES).
P-7.1-026 Extraction of Zinc(II) with Tributyl Phosphate
from Model HCl Solutions from Zinc Hot
Galvanising Plants in Mixer Settler Unit.
M. Regel-Rosocka, K. Alejski, A.M. Sastre, J.
Szymanowski (U. Poznan, PL).
P-7.1-027 Dioxane Delignification of Weakly
Hydrolyzed Almond Shells Using a Second
Order Doehlert Uniform Network
Experimental Design.
J. Quesada, L.E. Gomez-Espin, M. Rubio (U.
Murcia, ES).
P-7.1-028 Volume Changes of Vegetal particles in
Contact with a Solvent.
G. Angelov, L. Prat, P. Giraud, C. Gourdon
(Bulgarian Acad. Sci., BG).
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P-7.1-029 Some Aspects of the IMPEX Process for the
Separation of Asphaltenes.
P. Flores, R. Monroy (Inst. Mexicano Petroleo,
MX).
P-7.1-030 Hot Compressed Extraction of Terpenoids
from the Bark.
S. Inoue, T. Hanaoka, S. Morita (Nat. Inst.
Advanced Industrial Sci. Tech., JP).
P-7.1-031 Reduction of Nitrate Ion in Aqueous Solution
by Ion Exchange.
J. Beltran-Heredia, V. Trabadela (U.
Extremadura, ES).
P-7.1-032 Ion-Exchange Kinetics Using an Amidoxime
Chelating Resin.
L.M. Ferreira, J.M. Loureiro, A.E. Rodrigues
(U. Coimbra, U. Porto, PT).
P-7.1-033 Improvement of SMB Process by Cyclic
Modulation of the Feed Concentration.
M. Kaspereit, H. Schramm, A. Kienle, A.
Seidel-Morgenstern (Max Plank, Inst., DE).
TOPIC 7.2 Membrane Technologies and Hybrid
Processes
P-7.2-010 Pervaporation Process Modelling: Parameters
Prediction & Estimation Techniques.
Torres Alvarez, M.E., Wolf-Maciel, M.R (State
U. Campinas, BR).
P-7.2-011 Pervaporation Applications in the
Purification Steps of Synthetic Rubber
Manufac-ure.
R. Ibanez, P. Gomez, P. Beltran, M.J. Rivero,
M. I. Ortiz (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-7.2-012 Comparison of Reactive Distillation and the
Sequential Processes Based on Energy
Consumption.
D. C. Cubides, C. A. Cardona (Nat. U.
Colombia F. Manizales, CO).
P-7.2-013 Characteristic of Fouling in a Membrane
Bioreactor.
M.E. Hernandez , R. Vankaam, S. Schetrite,O.
Lorain, C. Albasi (Laboratoire de Génie
Chimique LUMR, FR).
P-7.2-014 Steady-state Multiplicities in the Reactive
Distillation Process for Dipe Production.
L. G. Matallana, C. A. Cardona, A. Gomez
(National U. Colombia F. Manizales, CO).
P-7.2-015 Analysis of Extractive Effects in Reactive
Distillation Processes.
C. A. Cardona, F. E. Lopez., L. J. Lopez
(National U. Columbia at Manizales., CO).
P-7.2-016 Modelling of Hybrid Processes: distillation
combined with pervaporation.
P. Kreis, A. Gorak (U. Dortmund, DE).
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Poster Programme
P-7.2-017 Synthesis and Properties of Oxygen Permition
Membrane Materials 0.6. Sr-0.4Co-0.8Fe-0.2O3ƒ (R = La, Ce, Pr, Nd, Sm, Dy, Yb).
E.V. Iakoubovitch, N.N. Oleynikov, V.A.
Ketsko (Kurnakov Inst.General & Inorganic
Chem., Russian Acad. Science, RU).
P-7.2-018 Parameters Influencing the Rejection and
Permeate flux Properties of Nano-filtration
Thin-film Composite Membranes.
J. A. Otero, S. Fernandez, J.M. Colina, F.O.
Mazarrasa (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-7.2-019 Transport Properties in Nanofiltration of
Na2SO4 – Water Solution with Thin-film
Composite Membranes.
J. A. Otero, D. Colsa, G. Lena, M.A.
Rodriguez (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-7.2-020 Gas Separation using Membrane Contactors.
S. Binkowski, J. Neumann, H. Fahlenkamp
(U. Dortmund, DE).
P-7.2-021 Design Model for Ultrafiltration Continuous
Tank Reactors. Application to the Resolution
of n-Acetyl-dl-butyrine Catalyzed by Laminoacylase.
A. Bodalo, J.L. Gomez, E. Gomez, J. Bastida,
M.F. Maximo, M.C. Montiel (U. Murcia, ES).
P-7.2-022 Membrane Technology for Hydrogen
Separation in Ethylene Plants.
Al-Rabiah (King Saud U., SA).
P-7.2-023 Effects of pH and Ionic Strength on the
Fractionation of Model Proteins by Membrane
Technology.
E. J. de la Casa, R. Ibanez, M. P. Paez, F.
Camacho, A. Guadix, E. M. Guadix (U.
Granada, ES).
P-7.2-024 Membrane Surface Modification by Surface
Modifying Macromolecules. Applica-tions in
the Separation Processes Ultrafiltration and
Pervaporation.
M. Khayet, T. Matsuura (U. Complutense, ES
& U. Ottawa, CA).
P-7.2-025 Synthesis and Characterization of ETS-10
Membranes.
Zhi Lina, J.Rocha, A. Navajas, V. Sebastian, C.
Tellez, J. Coronas, J. Santamaría (U. Aveiro, PT).
P-7.2-026 Separation of Azeotropic and Eutectic
Mixtures in Hybrid Processes.
S. K. Myasnikov, A. D. Uteshinsky, B. A.
Kasymbekov, N. N. Kulov (Institute of
General and Inorganic Chemistry RAS, RU).
P-7.2-027 Permeate Flux Enhancement Using Static
Turbulence Promoter in Microfiltration with
Mineral Membranes.
D. M. Krstiae, M.Tekiae, M. D. Cariae, S.D.
Milanoviae (U. Novi Sad, YU).
P-7.2-028 Drying of Gas Streams with Membrane
Technology.
S.J. Metz, G.C. Kapantaidakis, G.H. Koops,
M.H.V. Mulder, M. Wessling (AE Ensched,
Twente, NL).
P-7.2-029 Pervaporation Separation of
Methanol–Ethylene Glycol Mixtures.
J.P.G.Villaluenga, M. Khayet, P.Godino, B.
Seoane and J.I. Mengual (U. Complutense,
Madrid, ES).
P-7.2-030 Synthesis of Silicalite Membranes on
Different Pretreated supports.
E. Mateoa, R. Lahoz, X. de la Fuente, A.
Paniagua, J. Coronasa, J. Santamaria (CSICU. Zaragoza, ES).
P-7.2-031 Multiplicity and Dynamic Behavior of a Reactive
Distillation Column for Deep HDS of Diesel.
T. Lopez-Arenas, E.Perez-Cisneros (U. Autonoma
Metropolitana, MX).
P-7.2-032 Numerical Simulation and Economic
Analysis of a Two-Stage Seawater Reverse
Osmosis Plant with Spiral-Wound Modules.
V. Geraldes (Dept. Inst. Superior Tecnico, PT).
P-7.2-033 Synthesis and Characterization.
N. Agoudjil, S. Kermadi, A. Larbot (USTHB
Bab Ezzouar, DZ).
P-7.2-034 Experimental Approach of Nanofiltration.
Bouchoux, H. Roux-de Balmann, F. Lutin
(Laboratoire de Genie Chimique, FR).
P-7.2-035 Ultrafiltration of Anionic and Nonionic
Surfactant Solutions Using Ceramic and
Polymeric Membranes.
E. Fernandez, G.Gutierrez, J. M. Benito, C.
Pazos, J. Coca (U. Oviedo, ES).
P-7.2-036 Pervaporation Separation of Water/Alcohol
Mixtures using Hydrophilic Zeolite
Membranes: a Modelling Approach Based on
the Generalized Maxwell-Stefan Diffusional
Theory.
M. Pera-Titusa (U. Barcelona, ES).
P-7.2-037 Experimental Validation of a Non
Equilibrium Model.
D. Rouzineau, M. Meyer, M. Prevost
(INP/ENSIACET Lab. Genie Chimique, FR).
P-7.2-038 Modelling of Reactive Short-Path Distillation.
N.C.T. Biller, E. Sorensen (Centre for Process
Systems Engineering, UK).
P-7.2-039 Preparation of oriented MFI membranes on
stainless steel grids.
M.P. Bernal, F. Lopez, J. Coronas, M.
Menendez, J. Santamaria (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-7.2-040 Formation and Characteristics of Gel
Chitosan Membranes.
R. Zarzycki, Z. Modrzejewska (Technical U.
Lodz, PL).
Poster Programme
P-7.2-041 Modelling of Hollow Compound Fibre
Drawing Processes.
J. I. Ramos (U. Malaga, ES).
P-7.2-042 Recovery of Zinc(II) from Model
Hydrochloric Acid Solutions in Hollow Fiber
Modules. M. Torz, K. Alejski, J. Szymanowski
(Poznan U. Tech., PL).
P-7.2-043 A Generalized Concept of Membrane Permeability Based on Nonlinear Frequency Response.
M. Petkovska (U. Belgrade, YU).
P-7.2-044 Facilitated Transport of Phenylalanine
through Bulk Liquid Membranes.
G. Leon, A. Carrasco, M. A. Guzman (U.
Politecnica Cartagena, ES).
P-7.2-045 Application of Emulsion Liquid Membrane in
the Extraction of Valuable Metals from
Aqueous Solutions.
T. Kaghazchi, A. Kargari, M. Soleimani
(AmirKabir U. of Tech., IR).
P-7.2-046 Fouling Identification Methods for Dead-end.
A. Grenier, M. Meireles, P. Aimar, P. Carvin
(U. Paul Sabatier, FR).
P-7.2-047 Pervaporation of Multicomponent Mixtures:
Thermodynamic and Transport Properties.
A. Toikka (St. Petersburg State U., RU).
P-7.2-048 Study of the chemical ageing of modified
polysulfone membranes.
S. Rouaix, C. Causserand, P. Aimar, P. Aptel,
N. Abidine (Lab. Genie Chimique, FR).
P-7.2-049 Aspects of Describing Stagewise Dosing of
Reactants.
C. Hamel, M. Joshi, E. Tsotsas, A. SeidelMorgenstern (Max-Planck-Institut, DE).
P-7.2-050 Polyester Thin Film Composite Membranes.
C. Blicke, J. Bordado, S.Verissimo (Technical
U. Lisbon, PT).
P-7.2-051 Pd-zeolite Membranes for Hydrogen
Separation.
L. Casado, M. Urbiztondo, M.P. Pina, M.
Menendez, J. Santamaria (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-7.2-052 Application of Membrane Technology in
Valorization of Cheese Whey and Second
Cheese Resulting from Serpa Cheese Making.
T.Z.N. Macedo, M. Minhalma, D. Queiroz, V.
Magueijo (Escola Superior Agraria de Beja,PT).
P-7.2-053 The Separation of Normal Heptane from
Branched Ones using Zeolite Membrane.
M.L. Maloncy, L. Gora, J.C. Jansen,
Maschmeyer (Appl. Organic Chem.&
Catalysis, Delf, NL).
P-7.2-054 Application of Emulsion Liquid Membrane
Process to Reduce NH3 Contents from
Aqueous Ammonia Solution.
A. Baktir, Kuswandi, A. Altway,S.Murwanti
(Sepuluh Nopember Inst. Technology, ID).
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P-7.2-055 Microstructuring Hybrid Catalysts.
Marcus Grunewald (U. Dortmund, DE).
P-7.2-056 Support Layer Effect on the Flux through
Ceramic Pervaporation Membranes.
F.T. de Bruijn, L. Sun, Z. Olujic, P.J. Jansens,
F. Kapteijn (Delft U. Technology, NL).
P-7.2-057 Selection of Membrane-solvent Combinations
in Membrane Gas Absorption Proces-ses.
V. Y. Dindore, D.W.F. Brilman, P.H.M. Feron,
G.F. Versteeg (U. Twente, NL).
P-7.2-058 Modelling of Non-dispersive Solvent
Extraction of Cu(II) with LIX622N in Hollow
Fiber Contactors.
M.J Abellan, M.F. San Roman, A. Urtiaga, I.
Ortiz (U. Cantabria, ES).
P-7.2-059 Dynamic Simulation of Whey Protein
Fractionation by Ultrafiltration.
A. Guadix, E. Sorensen (Centre for Process
Systems Engineering, UK).
P-7.2-060 Integrated Membrane Process using Two
Hollow Fiber Contactors: Future Scheme of
Metal Separations.
Anil Kumar, R. Haddad, A.M. Sastre (U. Polit.
Catalunya, ES)
P-7.2-061 Determination of Molecular Mass Dependent
Retention of Caustic Hemicellulose Solution
by Nanofiltration.
R. Schlesinger (Kompetenzzentrum Holz
GmbH, AT).
P-7.2-062 Evaluation of the Performance of PTMSP
Membranes in the Pervaporation of Diluted
Ethanol Solutions.
C. Lopez-Dehesa, J.A. Gonzalez-Marcos, J.R.
Gonzalez-Velasco (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-7.2-063 Dynamic Modelisation of Mass Transfer
Using Salt Calcium Through a Nanofiltration Membrane.
T. Chaabane, D. Legheraba, G. Dorange, R.
Maachi (Science U. Technology, DZ).
TOPIC 7.3 Adsorption and Integrated Processes
P-7.3-006 Monolithic Adsorbents: A Comparison with
Their Particulate Counterparts.
J.A. Botas-Echevarria, S. Perera, B.
Crittenden (U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES).
P-7.3-007 Effect of Water on the Vapour Phase
Adsorption of Organic Solvents.
M. Harasek, H. Kallinger, A. Friedl (T.U.
Viena, AT).
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Poster Programme
P-7.3-008 Adsorption of VOCS on Hydrophobic
Materials.
J.L. Sotelo, A. Rodriguez, M.A.Garcia (U.
Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-7.3-009 Adsorption Kinetics of Propane and
Propylene in Zeolite 4.
A. Grande, A.E. Rodrigues (U. Porto, PT).
P-7.3-010 Effect of Oxygen on the Adsorption of
Bisphenol A on Activated Carbon in Aqueous
Solutions.
J. Rivera, I. Bautista, M.A. Ferro, C. Moreno,
J.D. Mendez, M.J. Santander (U. Granada, ES).
P-7.3-011 Influence of Aromatics on the 2-Methyl
Thiophene Adsorption onto Zeolites with FAU
Structure.
J. L. Sotelo, M.A. Uguina, J.A. Delgado, J.M.
Gomez, V.I. Agueda (U. Complutense, Madrid,
ES).
P-7.3-012 Adsorption of Phenolic Compounds from
Aqueous Solutions.
M. C. Jimenez-Moleon, M. Lucero-Chavez (U.
A. Mexico, MX).
P-7.3-013 Comparison of Adsorption Equilibrium and
Kinetics of Methyl Ethyl Ketone from Water
onto GAC and Silicalite.
J. L. Sotelo, M.A. Uguina, L.I. Celemin, J.A.
Delgado, V.I. Agueda (U. Complutense,
Madrid, ES).
P-7.3-014 Influence of Olefins on the Deactivation of a
5A Molecular Sieve During the
Adsorption/Desorption of n-Paraffins.
M. A. Uguina, J.L. Sotelo, G. Calleja, J.A. Diaz,
J.M. Gomez (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-7.3-015 Adsorption of Cadmium(II) From Aqueous
Solution onto Corncob.
R. Leyva-Ramos, L.A Bernal-Jacome (U.A.
San Luis Potosi, MX).
P-7.3-016 Adsorption Properties of Mesoporous Silica
Materials of MCM-41 Type.
Derylo-Marczewska, J. Goworek, I. Skrzypek,
R. Kusak (U. Marie Curie, PL).
P-7.3-017 Adsorption from Binary Liquid Mixtures on
MCM-41 Silicas.
Derylo-Marczewska, A. Borowka, J. Goworek
(U. Marie Curie, PL).
P-7.3-018 Adsorption of Cu(II) on Chitosan Based
Adsorbents.
S. Hasan, T.K. Ghosh, B. Sengupta, D.S.
Viswanath, V.M. Boddu (U. MissouriColumbia, US).
P-7.3-019 Adsorption of Poly(Methyl Methacrylate) in
Solution on Silica Oxides.
S. Hamdi, Z. Kessaissia, B. Hamdi, H. Balard
(USTHB, DZ).
P-7.3-020 Adsorption Studies on the Decolouration of
Basic and Reactive Dyes by Manganese
Oxides-Modified Diatomite.
M.A.M. Khraisheh, M.A. Al-Ghouti, S.J.
Allen, M.N. Ahmad (Q.U. Belfast, IE).
P-7.3-021 Azeotropic Adsorption Organic Solvent Vapor
Mixture On High Silica Zeolite. Experimental
Simulation.
K.Chihara, K. Hijikata, H. Yamaguchi
(Meiji U., JP).
P-7.3-022 Chromatographic Adsorption Measurement of
Chlorinated Organicson High Silica Zeolite.
C. Kazuyuki, T. Ninomiya, H. Mizuochi, T.
Terakado (U. Meiji, JP).
P-7.3-023 Estimation of Freundlich-type Equation
Constants by Molecular Orbital Properties of
Adsorbate and Adsorbent Involved in
Aqueous Adsorption Systems.
Y. Otake, T.H. Chang, J.E. Sohn, E. Furuya
(U. Meiji, JP).
P-7.3-024 Approximation of a PSA Kinetic Separation
Process by a Equivalent Continuous CounterCurrent Process.
D. Leinekugel-le-Cocq, M. Tayakout-Fayolle, E.
Jolimatre, C. Jallut (U. Claude Bernard, FR).
P-7.3-025 Dynamic Behavior of Non-Isothermal Multicomponent Adsorption in Adiabatic Fixed Bed.
M.H. Khalaf, M.M. Eisa (U. Baghdad, IQ).
P-7.3-026 The Simulated Moving Bed Reactor for
Glucose and Sucrose Synthesis.
M. Minceva, V.M.T.M. Silva, A.E. Rodrigues
(U. Porto, PT).
P-7.3-027 Study for Adsorption of Chlorinated
Hydrocarbon into Y-type Zeolite by GCMC
Method.
K. Chihara, M. Watanabe, T. Sasaki, S.
Miyamoto (U. Meiji, JP).
P-7.3-028 Molecular Simulation for Adsorption of
Chlorinated Hydrocarbon into Y -type Zeolite
by the Molecular Dynamics Method.
K. Chihara, T. Sasaki, M. Watanabe and S.
Miyamoto (U.Meiji, JP).
P-7.3-029 On Irreversible Adsorption Of Sustituted
Phenolics From Aqueous Solutions.
C. Jiménez-Moleón, M.Lucero Chávez. (Auton.
U. State Mexico, MX)
P-7.3-030 Study of the Multicomponent gas adsorption
on MSC5A by chromatographic method.
K. Chihara, H. Mizuochi and H. Imabeppu
(Meiji U., JP)
P-7.3-031 Effect Of Inorganic Matter Content On The
Water Vapor Adsorption On Lignin-Based
Activated Carbons.
Bedia-Matamoros, J., Morales, A.L.
Rodríguez-Mirasol, J. and Cordero, T. (U.
Málaga, ES)
Poster Programme
TOPIC 8
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POWDER TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC 8.1 Solids Handling
P-8.1- 007 Fiber Optic Probes Characterize Bulk Solids
in Motion.
O. Guerra Gonzalez, P. Walzel (U. Dortmund,
DE).
P-8.1- 008 Determination of the Stress Ratio in a Self
Developed Tablet Press over the Whole Height
of a Tablet.
S. Haas, K. Sommer (Tech. U. Munchen, DE).
P-8.1- 009 Determination of the Stress Distribution in a
Specially Instrumented Roll Press during
Powder Compaction.
D. J. Herold, K. Sommer (Tech. U. Munchen,
DE).
P-8.1- 010 Investigations of Stress Field in a Single Plug
for Dense Phase Conveying.
G. Niederreiter, K. Sommer (Technical U.
Munchen, DE).
P-8.1- 011 Calculation of Stress Field for Particulate
Solids.
N.G. Mishina, V.K. Sarahchin (Russian
Research Inst. Chemical Technology, RU).
P-8.1- 012 Apreciation of the Grinding Degree in
Milling.
I. Danciu (U. Lucian Blaga, RO).
P-8.1- 013 Rheological Characterisation of Binary
Particle Mixtures by a Shear Cell.
J. L. Amoros, G. Mallol, M.J. Orts, J.C.
Jarque, V. Sanz (U. Jaume I, ES).
P-8.1- 014 Densification of Binary Particle Mixtures by
Gapping.
J. L. Amoros, G. Mallol, M.J. Orts, J.C.
Jarque, A. Gozalbo (U. Jaume I, ES).
P-8.1- 015 Modelling of Screening Processes
Demonstrated by Means of
Electromagnetically Vibrated Sieving Device.
K. Graichen, K. Husemann (U. Mining and
Technology, DE).
P-8.1- 016 Creeping of Wet Gypsum using a Silocentrifuge.
M. Grosstuck, J. Schwedes (Inst. Mech.
Process Engineering, DE).
P-8.1- 017 Segregation Control during Particulate
Solids Handling.
V. N. Dolgunin, A.N. Kudy, O.B. Yushkova,
A.N. Ananev (Tambov State Tech. U., RU).
P-8.1- 018 The Conveyor Shear Cell for Determination of
Particle Tendency to Segregation and Mixing
during Shear Flow of Particulate Solids.
V. N. Dolgunin, V. S. Borschov, G. A. Deev,
A. M. Klimov (Tambov State Techmical U., RU).
P-8.1- 019 Comparison between Aggregation of Solid in
Wetting and Non-wetting Medium.
M. Cournil, F. Gruy, P. Cugniet (Ecole des
Mines de Saint-Etienne, FR).
P-8.1- 020 Investigation of the Breakage Kinetics of
Cement Clinker in a Ball Mill.
D. Touil, C. Frances (Lab. Genie Chimique,
UMR-CNRS, FR).
P-8.1- 021 Residence Time Distribution in a Granulation-drum for Dry-beading of Carbon Black.
T. Rieckmann, S. Pirl (U. of Applied Science,
DE).
P-8.1- 022 Powder Resuspension by Airflow.
T.R. Sosnowski, L. Gradon (Warsaw U. of
Technology, PL).
TOPIC 8.2 Porous Solids
P-8.2- 012 Production of Carbon Active from Coal Tar
Pitch.
S.N. Ashrafizadeh, M. Nasr Esfahani (Iran U.
Science & Technology, IR).
P-8.2- 013 Obtaining of Macro-porous Ceramics from
Uniform Foams.
P.J. Plath, C. Gonzalez, S. Diaz (U. Bremen, DE).
P-8.2- 014 Structural and Acid-base Characterization of
TiOx-sepiolite Supported Vanadium Oxide
Catalysts.
F. M. Bautista, J.M. Campelo, D. Luna, J.
Luque, J.M. Marinas (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-8.2- 015 Methanol-to-olefin Conversion over Ceramic
Foam Supported ZSM-5 Zeolite.
F.C. Patcas, B. Kraushaar-Czarnetzki (U.
Karlsruhe, DE).
P-8.2- 016 Catalytic Pyrolysis of Polyethilene. Effect of
Regeneration Temperature and Polymer
Density on the Activity of HZSM5 Zeolite.
A. Marcilla, R. Navarro, M. Beltran (U.
Alicante, ES).
P-8.2- 017 Macroscopic and Microscopic Investigation
on Homogeneity of Compacted Powder
Samples.
L. Brendel, G. Bartels, D. Kadau, D. Wolf (U.
Duisburg, DE).
P-8.2- 018 Synthesis and Characterization of BoronContaining SI-MCM-41 Mesoporus Materials.
J. M. Campelo, T. Conesa, D. Luna, J. M.
Marinas, A. A. Romero (U. Cordoba, ES).
P-8.2- 019 Transformation of H2, CO and CO2 into
Dimethyl Ether over CuO-ZnO-Al2O3-HZSM5 Bifunctional Catalysts.
J. Ereña, J.M. Arandes, R. Garoña, A.T.
Aguayo, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-8.2- 020 Highly Ordered Mesoporous Silica Materials
Synthesized on Non-ionic Triblock Copolymer
Templates.
A. Deryo-Marczewska, A W. Marczewski, I.
Skrzypek (Maria Curie-Skodowska U., PL).
P-8.2- 021 Survey of the Catalytic Activity, Cracking of
the n-Hexadecane in the Presence of Metallic
Silicates Catalysts (Al, Ni, Mo, Co, Zr).
A. Boucenna, O. Zamoum, S. Dekkar (U.
Mohamed Bougarra, DZ).
P-8.2- 022 Influence of the Pore Size into Amorphous
SiO2 Precipitate upon the Measured Values of
Specific Surface Area and Bulk Density.
S. Bogoevski, D. Burevski (Faculty of
Technology and Metallurgy, MK).
P-8.2- 023 Taylored Activated Carbons Prepared from
Olive Stones Pretreated by Steam Explosion
Hydrolysis.
V. Fierro, D. Montane, J. Salvado (U. Rovira i
Virgili, ES).
P-8.2- 024 Controlled Crystallization of Freeze-sensitive
Slurries for Production of Porous Ceramics.
L. Andresen, D. Donchev, D. Koch, M. Kuhn,
G. Grathwohl, J. Ulrich (U. Bremen, MartinLuter U., DE).
P-8.2- 025 Structural Properties of Ordered Silica
Materials.
J. Goworeka, A. Borowkaa, S. Pikusb, E.
Olszewskab (Maria Curie-Skodowska U., PL).
P-8.2- 026 Particle Velocity-a Link between Microscopic
and Macroscopic Properties of Poliphase
Unsaturated Porous Material.
T. Matusinovic, S. Kurajica, J. Sipusic (U.
Zagreb, HR).
P-8.2- 027 Preparation of Silica and Alumina Aerogels
as Adsorbents for Water Vapour.
Z. Novak, P. Kotnik, Z. Knez (U. of Maribor,
SI).
P-8.2- 028 The Influence of Temperature and pH on
Particle Size of Powder.
V.N. Rychkov, S. G. Sotnikov, V.V. Kartashov,
M.G. Shtutsa, I.V. Mikrukova (Ural State
Tech. U., RU).
P-8.2- 029 Synthesis of Mesostructured Silica with
Controlled Particle Size.
D.P. Serrano, R. Van Grieken, A.M. Melgares
(U. Rey Juan Carlos, ES).
P-8.2- 030 Resent Progress in Microporous Materials.
B. Cekova, D. Kocev (School of Chemistry and
Technology, MK).
P-8.2- 031 Characterization of the Surface Properties of
Bentonites and Kaolinites by Inverse Gas
Chromatography.
B. Hamdi, Z. Kessaissia (Fac. Science-Chimie,
USTHB, DZ).
P-8.2- 032 Characterization of the Industrial
Precipitation Process of Silica.
J. Schlomach, M. Kind (U. Karlsruhe, DE).
P-8.2- 033 Study of Al-PILCs Prepared at Pilot Scale.
Characterization and Properties as
Adsorbents of Organic Compounds.
A. de Lucas, J.L. Valverde, F. Dorado,
P.Sanchez, I. Asencio, A. Romero, A. Garrido
(U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-8.2- 034 Synthesizes of Ion-exchange Resins as MTBE
Production Catalyst.
A. Mehrabani-Zeinabad, M.M. Akbarnejad, H.
Hosseini (Isfahan U. of Technology, IR).
P-8.2- 035 A Comparative Study of Ti-PILCs Synthetized
both at Lab and Pilot Scale.
A. de Lucas, J.L. Valverde, F. Dorado, P.
Sánchez, I. Asencio, A. Romero, A. Garrido
(U. Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-8.2- 036 Process Intensification in Particle
Technology: A Novel Method of Intensive
Agglomeration and Microencapsulation of
Powders. G.
Akay and L. Tong (U. Newcastle,UK).
Poster Programme
TOPIC 8.3 Solid- Fluid Operations
P-8.3- 006 Filtration of an Iron Oxide Aerosol by Means
of Magnetic Meshes.
A. Alvaro, J.R. Sanchez,
J.M. Rodriguez, A.M. Estévez
(U. Salamanca, ES).
P-8.3- 007 Effect of the Presence of a Jet on Bed
Expansion.
A. Ounnar, J. Arrar, F. Bentahar (U. Science
& Technology Houari Boumediene, DZ).
P-8.3- 008 Modelling and Experimental Investigation of
Continuous Fluidized Bed Spray Granulation
under Steady-state and Dynamic Conditions.
M. Peglow, S. Heinrich, (Otto-von-GuerickeU., DE).
P-8.3- 009 Effect of Mechano-chemical Properties in
Ultrafine Grinding of Talc in Stirred Media
Mill.
T. Thirunavukkarasu, K. Ramkumar, P.
Raghuraman, B.Pitchumani (Indian Institute
of Technology, IN).
P-8.3- 010 A Study on the Application of Filter-aids and
Flucculents in ZDDP Filtration.
M. Mehrabi, S. S. Nouri, A. Khaleghinasab
(NIOC- Research Inst. Petrol. Industry, IR).
P-8.3- 011 The Effect of Temperature on the Flotation of
Sedimentary Phosphates.
F. Hernáinz, M. Calero, G. Blázquez (U.
Granada, ES).
P-8.3- 012 The Effect of pH Regulation on the Flotation
of Soluble Salts.
F. Hernáinz, M. Calero, G. Blázquez (U.
Granada, ES).
P-8.3- 013 Effect of Solid Density on the Geometry of
both Spout and Fountain of Conical Spouted
Beds.
M. Olazar, M.J. San José, S. Alvarez, A.
Morales, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-8.3- 014 Segregation in Cylindrical Spouted Beds with
Bynary Mixtures of Particles of different
Density and Shape.
M. J. San José, M. Olazar, S. Alvarez, M.A.
Izquierdo, J. Bilbao (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
P-8.3- 015 Final Treatment of Slurries by Ultrafiltration.
A.B. Perez, G. Espinosa, J. Saez, M. Llorens,
A. Soler, J.F. Ortuño, V.F. Meseguer (U.
Murcia, ES).
P-8.3- 016 Reactive Precipitation of Calcium Carbonate
by Carbonation of Oil in Water Emulsions.
A. Mehra , J. R. Bellare, H. Shah (Indian
Institute of Technology, IN).
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P-8.3- 017 Analysis the Process of Dehydration and
Granulation at the Air-fluidised Bed using
the Lost Function for Sizes of Dispersed
Particles Quality.
G. Statyukha, Y. Korniyenko, D. Skladannyy
(National Technical U. Ukraine, UA).
P-8.3- 018 A Study of Pich to Coke Wettability.
V. G. Rocha, M. Granda, R. Santamaría, E.I.
Diestre, R. Menéndez (Inst. Nacional Carbon,
CSIC, ES).
P-8.3- 019 Behaviour of Solid Particles with an Increase
of the Gas Flow Rate in the Gas-liquid-solid
Internal Loop Reactor with Mechanical
Mixing.
B. T. Kavalec-Pietrenko, Z. Cisiac (Gdansk U.
Technology., PL).
P-8.3- 020 Behaviour of Fabric Filters in the Filtration
of an Aerosol of Gel-Dart's Type-C Particles.
J.R. Sanchez, A. Alvaro, J.M. Rodríguez,
A.M.Estévez (U. Salamanca, ES).
P-8.3- 021 Particle Growth Mechanism in Fluidized Bed.
The Effect of Atomizing Conditions and Airliquid Flow Rates.
R. Cherif, M. Hemati, C. Laguerie (EMP-BPENSIGC/INPT-CNRS, FR).
TOPIC 8.4 Drying
P-8.4- 007 Downer Fluidized Bed Dryers: Experimental
Equipe and Simulation Model.
R. Blasco, R. Vega, P. I. Alvarez (U. Santiago
de Chile, CL).
P-8.4- 008 Drying Curve in a Vibrated Fluidized Bed:
Effect of the Intensity of Vibration at
Different Air Velocities.
P. I. Alvarez, R.Vega, R. Blasco (U. Santiago
de Chile, CL).
P-8.4- 009 Drying of Suspension in a Fluidized Bed
Dryer with Mechanical Agitation and Lateral
Air Jets.
A. Reyes, P.I. Alvarez and F. Troncoso (U.
Santiago de Chile, CL).
P-8.4- 010 Kinetics and Characteristic Curves for
Convective Conditions.
National Research Science & Technology,
TN).
P-8.4- 011 Modeling of the Convective Drying of
Osmotic Pretreated Acerola (Malpighia
emarginata DC).
O.L.S. Alsina , J.A. Pereira, V.A. Silva
(Federal U. Campina Grande, BR).
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Poster Programme
P-8.4- 012 Driying of Yeasts: Performance Study of a
Spouted Bed Reactor.
A. P. T. Rocha, V.S. Silva, F.L H. da Silva, O.L.S.
de Alsina (Fed. U. Campina Grande, BR).
P-8.4- 013 Application of X-ray Microtomography to
Follow Cracks Development during
Convective Drying of Deformable Materials.
A. Leonard, S. Blacher, P. Marchot, J.P.
Pirard, M. Crine (U. Liege, BE).
P-8.4- 014 Experimental Investigation of Heat and Mass
Transfer Coefficients on Drying of Mate
Leaves in Fixed Beds.
E. F. Zanoelo, C. Zakrzevski (URI –
Department of Food Engineering, BR).
P-8.4- 015 Modeling of Packed Bed Drying of Mate
Leaves.
E. F. Zanoelo, C. Zakrzevski (URI –
Department of Food Engineering, BR).
P-8.4- 016 Improving Higt Moisture Solid Drying by
Artificial Neuronal Network.
J. S. Torrecilla (U. Complutense, Madrid,ES).
P-8.4- 017 Drying Orujo in Fluidized Moving Bed.
J. S. Torrecilla, M. C. Palancar, J. M. Aragon
(U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-8.4- 018 On the Predictability of Fluidized Bed
Evaporation and Drying:Analysis of Mixing
Behaviour and Transport Phenomena.
S. Heinrich, M. Peglow, E. Tsotsas, L. Morl
(Otto-von-Guericke-U. Magdeburg, DE).
P-8.4- 019 Structural Characteristics of Chitosan
Microgranules.
R. Zarzycki, G. Rogacki, J. Adamiec, Z.
Modrzejewska (Technical U. Lodz , PL).
P-8.4- 020 Dynamic Modelling and Parametric
Sensitivity Analysis Freeze Drying Process.
E.A. Boss, R.M. Filho, E.C. Vasco de Toledo
P-8.4- 021 Experimental and Theoretical Investigations
about Fluidized Bed Adsorption Drying at
Deep Temperatures.
W. Behns, H. Haida, M. Ihlow (Otto-vonGuericke-U. Magdeburg, DE).
P-8.4- 022 An Approximate Model for the Relative
Velocity of a Particle in an Impingement
Dryer.
A. Merino, E. Canales, J. Ferrer, R. Bórquez
(U. Concepción, CL).
P-8.4- 023 Head and Mass Transfer in a Dryer with
Immersed Channels.
K. Daoud, F. Bentahar (U. Science &
Technology Houari Boumediene, DZ).
TOPIC 8.5 Drying
P-8.5- 006 Inclusions in Organic Crystals: Influence of
Process Parameters.
M. Dumasa, P. Carvinb, M. Kohlb, B.Biscansa
(Laboratoire de Génie chimique
CNRS/INP/UPS, FR).
P-8.5- 007 The Influence of the Thermoplastic Injection
Molding Process Conditions on the Parts
Degree of Crystallinity. Experiment and
Simulation.
J. Nabialek, J. Koszkul, O. Suberlyak
(Technical U. Czestochowa, PL).
P-8.5- 008 A Comparison of Different Models for the
Prediction of Nonlinear Oscillations in
Ammonium Sulfate Crystallization.
P.K. Pathath, A. Kienle (Max Plank Institut
fur Dynamik komplexer Systeme, DE).
P-8.5- 009 A Integral Study of Extractive Crystallization
of Potassium Sulfate.
M.E. Taboada, T.A. Graber (U. Antofagasta, CL).
P-8.5- 010 Ways to Crystallise Specific Polymorphs:
Examples from Industry. A. Eble, D. Carini,
J. Zank, H.P. Wirges (Bayer AG, Technology
Services, DE).
P-8.5- 011 Influence of Secondary Nucleation Rate on
Cooling Profile in Batch Crystallization.
G. Yang, M. Louhi-Kultanen, Z. Sha, J.
Kallas (Lappeenranta U. of Technology, FI).
P-8.5- 012 Crystal Growth of KDP in the Presence of
Organic Compounds.
Y. Mori, J. Partanen, M. Louhi-Kultanen, J.
Kallas (Lappeenranta U. of Technology, FI).
P-8.5- 013 Scaling-up of Semi-batch Reaction
Crystallization.
A.C. Rasmuson, M. Torbacke (Royal Institute
of Technology, SE).
P-8.5- 014 Xylitol Crystallization from Synthetic
Solutions: the Combined Effects of Xylitol
Supersaturation Level and Cooling
Temperature.
D. De Faveri, G. Spigno, P. Torre, A.Converti,
P. Perego (U. Genova, IT).
P-8.5- 015 Influence of pH-value on Crystallization
Foulling of the Aqeuous Two-components
System CaSO4/CaCO3.
V. Hofling, W. Ausutin, M. Bohnet (Technical
U. Braunschweig, DE).
P-8.5- 016 Characterization of a Scraped Crystallizer:
Mixing Time, Particle-liquid Mass Transfer
and Secondary Nucleation.
C. Himawan, M.M. Seckler, G.J. Witkamp
(Delft U. of Tech., NL)
P-8.5- 017 Crystal Growth of Sucrose – Influence of
Hydrodynamics.
P. Martins, E. Zettergren, F. Rocha
(U. Porto, PT)
Poster Programme
TOPIC 9
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PROCESS SYSTEM ENGINEERING & CAPE
TOPIC 9.0 Process System Engineering
P-9.0-007 Combined Approach of Group-Contribution
and Molecular Modeling for the Estimation of
Pure Component Properties.
J. Marrero, R. Gani (Tech. U. Denmark, DK).
P-9.0-008 Graph Theory Decomposition for Vector
Lyapunov Function of Nonlinear Composite
System.
M. Kidouche (U. Boumerdes, DZ).
P-9.0-009 Simulation of Heat Transfer under Airwater Cooling Jets.
F. Kavicka, J. Stetina, B. Sekanina, B. Velicka
(Brno U. of Technology, CZ).
P-9.0-010 Case-based Approach for Preliminary Design
of Equipment and Processes.
Y. Avramenko, A. Kraslawski, N. Menshutina
(Lappeenranta U. of Technology, FL).
TOPIC 9.1 Process Dynamics and Control
P-9.1-006 Control of a Reactive Simulated Moving Bed
Process for Glucose Isomerization.
A. Toumi, S. Engell (U. Dortmund, DE).
P-9.1-007 A Case Study in Nonlinear On-line Optimal
Control.
San-Blas, R.W.H. Sargent, L.S. Kershenbaum
(Centre for Process Systems Engineering, UK).
P-9.1-008 Model Predictive Control of a Three-Phase
Slurry Catalytic Reactor.
E. C. Vasco de Toledo, A. Mattedi, A. P.
Mariano (State U. Campinas, BR).
P-9.1-009 Cascade Control Design for Composition
Control for FCC Units.
J. Valencia, H. Puebla, J. Alvarez-Ramirez (U.
Autonoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa, MX).
P-9.1-010 Dynamic Simulation of Reactive Distillation
Columns.
Mehrabani-Zeinabad, M.R. Pishvaie, A.R.
Maddah (Isfahan U. of Technology, IR).
P-9.1-011 Application of Wiener-type Input/output Databased Predictive Control.
I. Song, R. Oh, M. Park, H. Rhee (Seoul
National U., KR).
P-9.1-012 Fuzzy Logic for the Description of the
Dynamic Behavior of Steam Power System.
A. Habbi, M. Zelmat (U. Boumerdes, DZ).
P-9.1-013 Non Linear Predictive Control for SISO and
MIMO Complex Chemical Plants.
M. Basualdo, L. Jimenez (UTN, AR).
P-9.1-014 Tolerant Predictive Functional Control
Applied to a CSTR With Jacket when Faults
in Sensor and Actuator Occur.
A. Scandizzi, P. Soligo, M. Basualdo, L. J.
Esteller (UNR, AR).
P-9.1-015 Genetic Algorithm Driven Free-Time Optimal
Control of a Batch Reactor.
O. Raducan, V. Lavric , A. Woinaroschy (U.
Politechnica Bucharest, RO).
P-9.1-016 Dynamics of a system of caustic soda
solution cooling.
L. M. Souza, J. J. N. Alves, L. G. S. Vasconcelos
(U. Federal Campina Grande, BR).
P-9.1-017 Control of pH by Artificial Neural Network.
J. S. Torrecilla (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-9.1-018 Control of an Absorption Packed Column by
Fuzzy and Neuro-fuzzy Logic.
R Illoul, A. Selatnia,S. Aberkane, D.Baba
Ammi (E. National Polytech. Alger, DZ).
P-9.1-019 Process Control of Catalytic
Disproportionation of Carbon Monoxide.
V.K. Francuzov, B.V. Peshnev, A.I. Nikolaev,
K.U. Kolybanov (Lomonosov Moscow State
Academy of Fine Chemical Technology, RU).
P-9.1-020 Simulation of Multicomponent Distillation
Columns. A Computationally Inexpensive
Approach.
R. Monroy-Loperena (Inst. Mex. Petroleo, MX).
P-9.1-021 Coordinated Control of Two-stage Heat
Exchange Process Supported by a Neural
Network.
N. Bolf, J. Bozicevic, D. S. Vedrina (U.
Zagreb, HR).
P-9.1-022 Development of Mathematical Modeling and
an Optimal Control for a Batch
Crystallization Process.
C.B. B. Costa, A. C. Costa, R. M. Filho (State
U. Campinas, BR).
P-9.1-023 Improved Relay Auto Tuning of Cascade
Controllers.
S. Vivek, M. Chidambaram (Indian Institute
of Technology, IN).
P-9.1-024 Partial or Total Decouplers in Multivariable
Control Processes.
A. Khelassi, J.A. Wilson, R. Bendib (U.
Boumerdes, DZ).
P-9.1-025 Control and Optimization of a Three Phase
Industrial Hydrogenation Reactor.
M. C. A. F. Rezende, A. C. Costa, R. M. Filho
P-9.1-026 Advanced Control Implementation for a
Tubular Bioreactor: Application of an
Alternative Structured kinetic Model.
D. P. Stremel, E. C. Vasco de Toledo, R.
Pontarolo, M. Rubens (UNISUL, BR).
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Poster Programme
P-9.1-027 On-line Monitoring and Control of All Acrylic
Emulsion Polymerization Systems by a
Combination of Raman Spectroscopy and
Calorimetry.
O. Elizalde, S. Krame, R. Gesthuisen, J.R.
Leiza, J.M. Asua (U. Pais Vasco, ES).
TOPIC 9.2 Computer Aided Modelling, Simulation &
Optimisation
P-9.2-012 Saturated Solar Pond Simulation. F. Rashidi,
M. Khatibi (Amirkabir U. of Technology, IR).
P-9.2-013 Single Events Modelling - Extension to Large
Network. D. Guillaume, K. Surla, P. Galtier
(Inst. French Petroleum, FR).
P-9.2-014 Modelling a Continuous Electrostatic
Smoking Process. R. Baron, M. Havet (Lab.
Genie Alimentaire, FR).
P-9.2-015 A Real-time Optimization Scheme Based on
Grey-box Neural Models and Genetic
Algorithms. F. A. Cubillos, E. L. Lima (U.
Santiago de Chile, CL).
P-9.2-016 Dynamical Modelling of a Twin Screw
Extruder. S. Choulak, Y. Le Gorrec, F.
Couenne, C. Jallut, P. Cassagnau (U. Claude
Bernard, FR).
P-9.2-017 Dynamic Simulation of a Tubular Reactor for
the Production of Low Density Polyethylene.
M. Hafele, A. Kienlea, M. Bollc, F.O.
Mahlingd, C.U. Schmidtd, M. Schwi (Max
Planck Institute, DE).
P-9.2-018 HF and HC Dispersion Modelling as a Basis
for the Monitoring System Design. M.
Demichela, N. Piccinini (SAFER, IT).
P-9.2-019 Simulation Workbench between HYSYS
Rigorous Model and the NN Extension: Case
Study of a Complex Simulation with
Recirculation. J. J. Macias, J. A. Feliu, A.
Bosch (Hyprotech Europe, ES).
P-9.2-020 The Computerized System of Calculation
Indexes of Reliability Inventory of the
Chemical-technological Objects Specialpurpose. T.N. Shvetzova, V.G. Gorsky, T.V.
Gromova, O.V., S. Shvyriaev (State Research
Inst. Organic Chem. & Technology, RU).
P-9.2-021 Turning "Black Box" Neural Networks into
"Gray Models": the Case of Variable Influence
Inference. S. Papadokonstantakis, A.
Lygeros, S.P. Jacobsson (National Technical
U. Athens, GR).
P-9.2-022 Artificial Neural Networks Modelling of the
Kinetics of Supercritical Thermo-hydrolysis
of 4,4’-dinitrostilbenedisulfonic-2,2’ Acid. A.
Zawadzka, J. Stawczyk (Tech. U. Lodz, PL).
P-9.2-023 Modelling and Simulation of Dimerization
Reactor for the Selective Production of
Butene-1. M. R. Ehsani, A. MehrabaniZeinabad, V. Esmati Isfahan (U. of
Technology, IR).
P-9.2-024 Influence of the Phenomenon of Change of
Phase of the Reacting Medium and the
Refrigerant Fluid on Model Predictions of
Three-phase Catalytic Slurry Reactor.
E. C. Vasco de Toledo (U. Campinas, BR).
P-9.2-025 A New Simulation Model for NOx Storage
Catalyst Dynamics,
U. Tuttlies, V. Schmeisser, G. Eigenberger (U.
Stuttgart, DE).
P-9.2-026 Computer-aided Gas-assisted Injection
Moulding of a Complex Thick Wall Part
Using an Optimized Midplane
Representation.
R. Ruiz, A. Marcilla. (U. Alicante, ES).
P-9.2-027 PFC MATLAB Toolbox Developed for
Working with HYSYS Plant.
J. P. Ruiz, G. Azuaga, J.P. Paredes Vera, M.
Basualdo, L. J. Esteller (FCEIyA, AR).
P-9.2-028 Simulation of the Primary Hydrogenation
Reactor of the Pyrolysis Gasoline Unit.
N. Sallamie, P. Nouroozi, M. Karimaei. (Iran
U. of Science & Technology, IR).
P-9.2-029 Flowsheeting for Solids Processes.
J. Werther, G. Gruhn, E. Hartge (Technical
U. Hamburg-Harburg, DE).
P-9.2-030 A Hybrid Neural Network Model for the
Performance Simulation.
G. Bellos, C. Gounaris, L. Kallinikos, N.
Papayannakos (Nat. Tech. U. Athens, GR).
P-9.2-031 Simulation of Energy Requeriments of the
Hall-heroult Process for Aluminum
Production.
J. J. N. Alves, R.P. Brito, S. Prasad (FederalU.
Campina Grande,BR).
P-9.2-032 Adiabatic Monte Carlo Simulations of
Reacting and Non-reacting Systems.
M. Lísal, W. R. Smith (Academy of Sciences of
the Czech Republic, CZ).
P-9.2-033 Simulation, Design and Analysis of a
Reactive Distillation Process for Ultra-Low
Sulfur Diesel Production.
E. S. Perez-Cisneros (U. Autonoma
Metropolitana-Iztapalapa, MX).
P-9.2-034 Consideration of Maldistribution in an Online
Model for a Gas Treatment Control System
for Chemical Absorption and Desorption in
Packed Columns.
T. Robin, R. Jens-Uwe, T. Holger, W. (Gunter
Fachg. Dynamic-Bet. Tech. Anlagen, DE).
Poster Programme
P-9.2-035 The Analysis of Working Rectification
Columns by Mathematical Modelling.
G.N. Semenov, A. Komissarov, E.A.
Semenova (Mendeleev Chem. Tech. U., RU).
P-9.2-036 Rigorous Modelling of Multicomponent Mass
Transfer in Reactive Absorption.
D. Roquet, P. Cezac (Laboratoire de
Thermique, Energétique et Procédés, FR).
P-9.2-037 Simultaneous Inverstigation of Mass
Transfer and Flow Patterns in Reactive
Absorption using an Optimization
Technique.
V. A. Danilov, I. Moon (Yonsei U., JP)
P-9.2-038 Modeling and Optimization of the Combined
HDS and FCC Processes with a Computeraided Tool.
J. Michalopoulos, G. M. Bollas, S.
Papadokonstantakis, A. A. Lappas, G. Aram
(National Tech. U. Athens, GR).
P-9.2-039 Activated Sludge Modelling Software.
Salazar, R. Sciamanna, J. Henriquez, B.
Ortega (U. Central Venezuela, VE).
P-9.2-040 Data Mining for the Selection of Separation
Processes.
S. Beliaev, A. Kraslawski, T.Antczak
(Lappeenranta U. of Technology, FI).
P-9.2-041 Decision-Making Strategy and Tool for
Sensor-Placement.
C. Benqlilou, M. Graells, L. Puigjaner (U.
Politecnica Catalunya, ES).
P-9.2-042 Economic Optimization of Ozone Production.
Comparision of Different Ozone.
J. R. Dominguez, J. Torregrosa, F. Sanchez,
J. Beltran (U. Extremadura, ES).
P-9.2-043 Development and Verification of CFD Model
for Scaling-up of Spray Drying Process.
I. Zbicinski, M. Podyma (Tech. U. Lodz, PL).
P-9.2-044 Development of the Information System for
Extrusion Molding of Catalyst Pastes.
A.V. Jensa, A.A. Polunin, I.A. Petropavlovsky,
V.V. Kostuchenko, E.M. Koltsova (Mendeleyev
U. of Chemical Technology Russia, RU).
P-9.2-045 IS "Crystalogue" for Equipment Design and
for Optimization of Mass Crystalli-zation
Processes.
A. Vasilenko, E.Y. Kortchagin, E.M. Koltsova,
M. Cherenkov (Mendeleev U. of Chemical
Technology Russia, RU).
P-9.2-046 Development and Validation of a Decision
Support System for Integrated Design of
Biological Wastewater Treatment Processes.
I. Rodriguez-Roda, M. Poch, P. Vega, M.
Francisco, R. Banar (U. Girona, ES).
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P-9.2-047 Disintegration of Polymer Melts in Ultrasonic
Standing Wave Fields Process Modeling and
Computation of Particle Size Distribution.
N. Lessmann, D. Bothe, H. Warnecke (U.
Paderborn, DE).
P-9.2-048 Virtual-reality-based Software Tools for the
Fire Resistance Estimation of Buildings
I. Lukashevich, I. Kirillov, V. Roytman, H.
Pasman (Kinetic Technol. Ltd., RU).
P-9.2-049 Hybrid Modelling Development for a
Continuous Industrial Kraft Pulping
Digester.
R. M. Filho, H.C. Aguiar, V.N. Polowisk (U.
Campinas, BR).
P-9.2-050 Simulation of the Semi-batch Gas-liquid
Reactor for Sodium Bisulphite Manufacture.
M. Fernandez, S. Colina, A. Irabien (U.
Cantabria, ES).
P-9.2-051 Asessment of Software Tools for Simulation
of a Methane Steam Reformer in a Molten
Carbonate Fuel Cell (MCFC).
C. Godinez, L.J. Lozano (Polytechnic U.
Cartagena, ES).
P-9.2-052 Parameter Settings in a Simulated
Annealing/simplex Optimization Method.
J.M. Jezowski, G. Poplewski, A. Jezowska, R.
Soma (Rzeszów U. Technology, PL).
P-9.2-053 Simulation of the Dust Collection in Flue-gas
Desulphurization Scrubbers with Special
Consideration of the Drop Collision.
M. Feldkamp, J. Neumann, H. Fahlenkamp
(U. Dortmund, DE).
P-9.2-054 Stochastic Kinetics of Organic Raw Materials
Deterioration Influencing the Design of
Optimal Capacity of Downstream Chemical
Processing Units.
F.A. Batzias (U. Piraeus, GR).
P-9.2-055 Computer Aided Scale Up/Down with Fuzzy
Dimensionless Groups Three Case Examples
in Industrial Process Simulation.
A.F. Batzias, D.K. Sidiras and F.A. Batzias
(Lab. Simulation of Industrial Processes-Dep.
of Industrial Manage, GR).
P-9.2-056 Design of Distillation Columns Using
Commercial Short-cut Methods Based
Software.
N.F. Alama, M. Brodkorb, J. A. Feliu, A.
Aucejo (Hyprotech Eur., ES).
P-9.2-057 Monte Carlo Simulation of Particle Formation
and Molecular Weight Distribution in
Styrene/Butadiene Emulsion
Copolymerization.
S.M. G. Zarand, F. A. Taromi, S.
Pourmahdian, B. Dabir (Amirkabir U. of
Tech., IR).
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Poster Programme
P-9.2-058 CFD Modelling of Chemical Reactors
Homogeneous Reaction.
L. Rudniak, A. Milewska, E. Molga (Warsaw
U. of Technology, PL).
P-9.2-059 Simulation and Optimization of a Heavy Oil
Thermal Cracking Unit.
C. J. G. Vasconcelos, L.C. Medina, R. Kunert,
R. M. Filho, M.R.Wolf-Macie (U. Estadual de
Campinas, BR).
P-9.2-060 Pollutants Generation in Combustion of
Biogas. M. Khoshnoodi (U. Sistan and
Baluchestan, IR).
P-9.2-061 The Study of The Heat Transformer with
Hydro-Ammonia Solution.
Candin, G. E. Florinescu, M. A. Candin
(University Sibiu, RO).
P-9.2-062 Total Site Energy Integration through
Heuristic Considerations.
M.C. R. Marques, L.M.F. Lona (UNICAMP,
BR).
P-9.2-063 Analysis and Simulation of a Industrial
Process using HYSYS Software.
C. Fernandez-Herrero, R. Moreira, G. Pereira
(U. Santiago de Compostela, ES).
P-9.2-064 Discrete Element Method Simulation of Coal
Combustion in a Bubbling Fluidized Bed.
H. Zhou, G. Flamant, D. Gauthier (Ins. Sci.
Genie des Materiaux et Procedes, FR).
P-9.2-065 Simulation and Response Surface Analysis
for the Optimization of a Three-phase
Catalytic Slurry Reactor.
C. D. Melo, D. Salah, M. Hasan, R. M. Filho
TOPIC 9.3 Innovative Process Synthesis and Design
P-9.3-006 Development of a Process for Ethylene
Production from Methane by OCM Reactions
and its Commercialization Challenges.
S. Zarrinpashne, J. S. Ahari, R. Ahmadi
(Research Institute of Petroleum, IR).
P-9.3-007 A Novel Framework for Reactor Network
Synthesis using Knowledge Management
and Optimisation Techniques.
V. Ashley, P. Linke (Centre for Process &
Information Systems Engineering, UK).
P-9.3-008 Modeling a Process of Synthesis-gas
Production from Natural Gas.
V.N. Pisarenko, D.B. Belyi (Department of
Cybernetics, RU).
P-9.3-009 Soft Sensoring in Polyolefin Plants using
Observers.
A. Frick, P. Kabore, A. Prata (ABB Corporate
Research, DE).
P-9.3-010 Flow Shirt Simulation Intensification by
Automated Liquid-Liquid Equilibrium
Diagram Structure Synthesis Algorithm.
M.A. Solokhin, A.V. Solokhin, V.S. Timofeev
Lomonosov (State Academy of Fine Chemical
Technology, RU).
P-9.3-011 Short-term Scheduling of Chemical Processes
An Overall Optimization Approach.
B. Mishra, E. Mayer, J. Raisch, A. Kienle
(Max Planck Inst., Magdeburg, DE).
P-9.3-012 An Efficient Approach for Simultaneous
Production Planning and Scheduling in
Multiproduct Batch Plants.
Woinaroschy, S. Voinescu (U. Politechnica
Bucharest, RO).
P-9.3-013 Engineering Technologies of Electroless
Nickel Process.
M. Reda Gad Abu El-Magd (National
Research Center, EG).
TOPIC 9.4 Tools for Integration
P-9.4-006 Decision Support System for the Quality
Control of Products.
Y. A. Ivashkin, Y. L. Gordeeva (Moscow State
U. Applied Biotechnology, RU).
P-9.4-007 Synthesis of Heat Exchanger Networks
Performing the Equipment Project and
Locating Local Controllers (DMC).
M.C. R. Marques, L.M.F. Lona (UNICAMP,
BR).
P-9.4-008 Methods of Integrated Design of Flexible
Chemical Process and Automatic Control
Systems.
S.I. Dvoretsky, D.S. Dvoretsky, V.F. Kalinin
(Tambov State Tech. U., RU).
Poster Programme
TOPIC 10
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NOVEL PRODUCTS and TECHNOLOGIES
TOPIC 10.1 New Chemistry. Advanced Materials
P-10.1-006 Synthesis of Cation-Exchange Fibers.
Q.M. Amory, N.M. Mohammed (U. Baghdad,
IQ).
P-10.1-007 Optimization of Glass-Ceramic Enamel
Properties.
D. Gavrilovski (Sartid- Institute for
Metallurgy, YU).
P-10.1-008 Obtention of Thermo-oxidative Stable
Microcapsules Containing Carotenoids.
C. Perez, J.G. Baez, M.E. Rodriguez, C.I.
Beristain, E.J. Vernon (U. Autonoma
Metropolitana, MX).
P-10.1-009 Synthesis of Polystyrene Nano Latexes by
Emulsion Polymerization Using an
Amphiphilic Block Copolymer as Surfactant.
Martínez, A.; González, C.; Gutiérrez, J. M.
(U. Barcelona, ES)
P-10.1-010 Synthesis of Octadecasil Thin Films for
Separation Applications.
V. Sebastian, J. Coronas, M. Menendez, J.
Santamaria, M. A. Camblor (U. Zaragoza, ES).
P-10.1-011 Sandwich Moulding of Chemically Bonded
PTFE Polyamide Materials.
D. Lehmann, B. Hupfer, U. Lappan, U.
Geißler, R. Reinhardt, K. Lunkwitz (Tech. U.
Dresden, DE).
P-10.1-012 Layered Oxide Materials: Particularities and
Advantages of Structure, Properties and
Synthesis. I. Zvereva, V. Gusarov, A.Toikka
(Inst. Silicate Chemistry, Russian Academy
of Sciences, RU).
P-10.1-013 Synthesis of SrBi2Ta2O9 (SBT) Oxyde Using
Oxalate Co-Precipitation Method.
V. Chevallier, M. Roubin, E. Nigrelli, G.
Nihoul (U. Federal Rio Grande Norte, BR).
P-10.1-014 New Carbonaceous Materials for Powder
Metallurgical Hypereutectoid Steel.
A. J. Escobar, J.M. Jimenez, M.A. Martinez
(Repsol-YPF, U. Carlos III, Madrid, ES).
P-10.1-015 Advanced Heat-accumulating Materials on
the Basis of Polyethylene Glycol – 2000. V.N.
Danilin, S.G. Shabalina, F.R. Shperber, L.V.
Borovskaya (Kuban State T. U., RU).
P-10.1-016 Elasticity and Creep of Fired Ceramic Tiles.
V. Cantavella, A. Moreno, S. Mestre, J.C.
Jarque (U. Jaume I, ES).
P-10.1-017 Silica Aerogels as Drug Carriers: Effect of
the Aerogel Hydrophobicity on the Release
Kinetics.
I. Smirnova, W. Arlt (Fachg. Thermodynamic
& Thermal Verfahrenstechnik, DE).
P-10.1-018 Production of Silicon Dioxide Aerogel as a
By-Product for a Technology for Production
High-Grade Silicon.
L. Gordeev, M. Glebov, I. Bogomolov (U. of
Chemical Tech. Russia, RU).
P-10.1-019 The Computer Analysis of Bioactive and
Triboactive Properties of Additives on the
Basis of their Molecular Structure.
A. I. Nhulok, A.A. Ivanov
(U. D. I. Mendeleev, RU).
P-10.1-020 Use of Zeolite Films to Improve the
Selectivity of Reactive Gas Sensors.
M. Vilaseca, J. Coronas, A.Cabot, A. Cirera,
A. Cornet, J.R. Morante, J. Santamaria (U.
Zaragoza, ES)
P-10.1-021 13C-NMR and DSC Studies of Phenol-UreaFormaldehyde Prepolymers & Phenol-UreaFormaldehyde-Tannin Adhesives.
G. Vazquez, J. Gonzalez, A. Villar, F. Lopez
and G. Antorre (U. S. de Compostela, ES).
P-10.1-022 Mechanical Properties of Starch Based
Plastic Composite with Jute Fibres.
M. F. Llop, F. Vilaseca, M. A. Pellach, E.
Busquets, P. Mutje (U. Girona, ES).
P-10.1-023 Effect of High Shear Mixer Design on
Emulsion Quality: Water in Oil Emulsions
(Part 2).
M. Buchholz, N. Hegen, G. Kolb, P.
Todtenhaupt (UNIMIX Haagen & Rinau
Mischtechnik GmbH, DE).
P-10.1-024 Characteristics of Five Desorption Peaks for
Hydrogen in Graphite and Novel Carbon
Nanostructured Materials.
Y. S. Nechaev, O.K. Alexeeva (Bardin
Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy, RU).
P-10.1-025 Investigation of Thermal and Analytical
Properties of the Nematic of Binary Liquid
Crystal Mixture by Capillary GC.
S. Boudah, S. Sebih, M. H. Guermouche, J. P.
Bayle (Fac. of Chemistry, USTHB, FR).
P-10.1-026 Cytos Continuous Chemistry – a Coherent
Chemical Synthesis Technology from
Research through to Production.
T. Schwalbe (Cellular Process Chem.
Systems, DE).
P-10.1-027 Relationship Between the Molecular Weight
and the Intrinsic Viscosity of Aminopolydemethylsiloxanes.
M.C.Gutierrez, J.Cegarra (U. Politecnica
Catalunya, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-10.1-028 Low-field Colossal Magnetoresistance in
CaCuxMn7-xO12 Solid Solution.
E.A.Pomerantseva, D.M.Itkis, M.V.Lobanov,
J.G.Noudem, I. A. Presnyakov (Moscow State
U., RU).
P-10.1-029 Application of Nanotechnology in
Pharmaceutical Industries.
S. Rowshanzamir, M. H. Eikani (U. Science &
Technology Iran, IR).
P-10.1-030 Environmental Application of Modified Silica
Gels.
Ya. Tarasova, A. Trokhymchuk, A.
Legynchuk (Inst. Biocolloidal Chemistry,
Ukrainian National Acad. Science, UA).
P-10.1-031 Linalool Preparation using Palladium
Nanoparticles.
N. Semagina, G. Demi-denko, E. Sulman, L.
Bronstein (U. Technical Tver, RU).
P-10.1-032 High Quality Diesel by Hydrotreatment of
Atmospheric Gas Oil/Light Cycle Oil Blends.
G. C. Laredo, R. Saint-Martin, M. C.
Martinez, J. Castillo, J. L. Cano (Inst.
Mexicano Petroleo, MX).
P-10.1-033 Obtention of Niobium Carbide in a Rotary
Cylinder Reactor: Synthesis and Kinetic
Study.
F.A. Oliveira, J.F. de Sousa, C.P. de Souza (U.
Federal Rio Grande Norte, BR)
P-10.1-034 Solid-Phase Synthesis of Phthalocyanine
Metals in Microwave Field.
V.V. Shatalov, V.A. Seredenko, T.S.
Dakalova,V.A. Dushechkin (Russian Res.
Ins. Chem. Tech., RU)
P-10.1-035 Novel Metal Polymer Catalysts in StereoSelective Hydrogenation of Nerol.
A. Bykov, E. Sulman, M. Sulman, V.
Matveeva (Tver Tech. U., RU).
P-10.1-036 Nanostructured Chromia Aerogel: Efficient
Catalyst and Catalyst Support for
Ethylacetate Combustion.
H. Rotter, M.V. Landau, M. Herskowitz
(Blechner Center for Industrial Catalysis and
Process Development, IL).
P-10.1-037 Reduction of Didymium for Application in
the Magnets Area.
P.B. Freire, C.P. de Souza, C. A. Junior (U.
Federal Rio Grande Norte, BR).
P-10.1-038 Development of Technology and Equipment
for Manufacturing Anhydrous Rare & Trace
Metal Fluorides.
V. V. Shatalov, V. P. Mashirev, D. F. Kolegov,
S.F. Kolegov, O. I. Kozlov, V. I. Lobanov, E. N.
Znorarev (Russian Res. Inst. Chem. Technol.,
RU).
P-10.1-039 Catalytic Hydrogenation with the
Nanostructurized Metal.
E. Sulman, V. Matveeva, N. Semagina, M.
Sulman, L. Bronstein,S. Sidorov, P. Valetsky
(Tver Technical U., RU).
P-10.1-040 Valorisation of K10 and FeCl3 Doped
Montmorillonites in the Arylation of 3Hydroxy-2-Methylenealkanoic Esters.
D. Saib, A. Foucaud (U. Renne, FR).
P-10.1-041 Synthesis of Amido-Esters Based on
Alkenylmaleic Anhydrid used as Additives
for Engine Oils.
N. Khettab, Ol Kaddour (U. Boumerdes, DZ).
P-10.1-042 Synthesis of New n-Alkylacrylamide
Monomers.
M. Solener, E. Uguzdogan, M. Nurbas, E. B.
Denkbas, O. S. Kabalsakal, S. Patir, S. A.
Tuncel (U. Osmangazi, TR).
P-10.1-043 Investigation of Dimethyl Ether
Manufacturing Process using Combined
Technology.
L. S. Gordeev, V. N. Pisarenko, M. B. Glebov,
E. A. Moshnyakov (U. Chemical Technology
Mendeleyev, RU).
P-10.1-044 The Solid Solution Sr1-xKx(Ti1-xMgx)O33xF3x: Synthesis and X-Ray
Characterization.
D. Talantikite, Z.Ladjeroud, L.Taïbi-Benziada
(Hourai Boumedicine U., DZ).
P-10.1-045 Supplying Oxygen to Human in Water
Using Novel Artificial Gill.
Ken-ichi Nagase, Fukashi Kohori, Kiyotaka
Sakai (Waseda U., JP).
P-10.1-046 Metalo-Organic Synthesis Used As Additives
To Engines Oils.
Kaddour O., Khettab N. (U. Boumerdes, DZ).
Poster Programme
TOPIC 10.2 Fine Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
P-10.2-007 Synthesis and Bactericidal Activity of tButylbenzene
K. Hammoudi, S. Douali, M. N. Nabiev (U.
Boumerdes, DZ).
P-10.2-008 The Study of Thermodynamic Properties of
Protein-Polysaccharide System by a
Calorimetric Method.
M. Y. Tamova, N. A. Bugayets, L. V.
Borovskaya (Kuban State Tech. U., RU).
P-10.2-009 Production of Primary and Secondary Amide
From the Reaction of Gaseous Ammonia and
Monoethanolamine with Fatty Acids.
N. M. Mohammed (U. Baghdad, IQ).
P-10.2-010 Isolation of Rosmarinic Acid and
Antimicrobiological Properties of the
Extracts.
M. Hadolina, E. Vagic, Z. Knezb, D.
Baumana, B. Simandic (PINUS, SI).
P-10.2-011 Hydrogenolysis of Hydroxymatairesinol to
Matairesinol.
J-P. Mikkola, P. Eklund, R. Lehtila, R.
Sjoholm (Abo Academy U., FI).
P-10.2-012 Alternatives for the Industrial Production of
Macrocyclic Lactones.
R. Nomen, J. Sempere, E. Serra, K. Aviles
(U. Ramon Llull, ES).
TOPIC 10.3 Nanotechnology
P-10.3-006 Mathematical Simulation of the Catalytical
Pyrolysis for the Carbon Nanotubes
Obtained.
I. S. Nenaglyadkin, S. Y. Tsareva, E. G.
Rakov, E. V. Zharikov, E. M. Koltsova (U. of
Chemical Technology Mendeleyev, RU).
P-10.3-007 Research and Mathematical Modeling Of
Titania Nanoparticles Production via Sol-Gel
Technology.
E.A. Medvedev, S.E. Muhtarova, E.M.
Koltsova (U. of Chemical Technology
Mendeleyev, RU)
P-10.3-008 Study on the Production by Drowning-Out of
Organic Nanoparticles with Controlled Size
Distribution.
P. Grisoni, E. Plasari (E. National Sup.
Indus. Chimiques, FR).
P-10.3-009 Nanosized and Spheroidized Tungsten and
Tungsten Carbide Powders.
V. Brozek, V. Dufek, K. Neufuss (Inst. of
Plasma Physics Acad. Sci, CZ).
P-10.3-010 The Carbon Nanofibres Synthesis.
V. K. Francuzov, B. V. Peshnev, A. I.
Nikolaev (Moscow State Academy of Fine
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P-10.3-011 Preparation of Colloidal Assembly Using
Oligonucleotide Linker Molecules.
Y.-S. Cho, G.-R. Yi, S.-M. Yang (KAIST, KR).
P-10.3-012 Thermostability and Surface Morphology of
Nano- and Micro-filled NBR/CSM and
CR/CSM Cross-Linking Systems. G.Markovic,
B. Radovanovic, J.Budinski, M. Marinovic
Cincovic (Rubber Prod. Enterprise TIGAR,
YU).
P-10.3-013 Production of CNF by CCVD of Acetylene
over Fe/SiO2 Catalysts.
M. Perez, E. Romeo, C. Royo , I. Rodriguez,
A. Guerrero-Ruiz, A. Monzon (UNED, ES).
P-10.3-014 Nanostructured CdSe Electrodes for
Conversion of a Solar Energy.
G.Y. Kolbasov, T.S. Lukiyanuk (Institute of
General & Inorganic Chemistry, UA).
P-10.3-015 Preparation of CdS Nanowires with an
MOCVD Process.
Y.-J. Hsu and S.-Y. Lu (U. National TsingHua, TW).
P-10.3-016 Preparation of Silver Bromide Nanoparticles
in CTAB Microemulsions by Direct
Precipitation with the Surfactant
Counterion.
M. Husein, E. Rodil, J. Vera (U. Santiago de
Compostela, ES).
P-10.3-017 Dispersing Nanoparticles in Aqueous
Systems.
M. Pohl, T. Mathieu, H. Schubert (U.
Karlsruhe, DE).
P-10.3-018 Extending PCS to Characterise Complex
Nanoparticles.
Rasteiro M. G, Lemos C. C., Vasquez A. B.
(Coimbra U., PT)
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TOPIC 11
Poster Programme
BIOCHEMICAL and FOOD ENGINEERING
TOPIC 11.1 Bioprocess Engineering and Development
P-11.1-010 Enzymatic Membrane Reactor.
M.Galwas-Zakrzewska and R. Pohorecki (U.T.
Warsaw, PL).
P-11.1-011 Membrane Bioreactor Modeling and Stability
Analysis.
O. Glebova, N. Tarutina, A. Sofiev, N.
Menshutina (U. Mendeleyev, RU).
P-11.1-012 A Membrane-reactor to Improve Production
of Sodium Erythorbate.
G. Spigno, D. de Faveri, M. de Faveri (U.
Piacenza, U. Genova, IT).
P-11.1-013 Biotransformation with a Membrane Reactor
in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide.
G. Víllora, P. Lozano, D.Gomez, M.Rubio, J.
Iborra (U. Murcia, ES).
P-11.1-014 Screening of Thermus Species for the
Production of Thermophilic Lipases.
E. Alonso, P. Fucinos, L. Pastrana and M. L.
Rua (U. Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-015 Sensitivity of The Fed-Batch Animal Cell
Bioreactor to the Kinetic Model’s Pa-rameters.
I. Ofiteru, V. Lavric, A.Woinaroschy (U. P.
Bucharest, RO).
P-11.1-016 Biexponential Kinetics of the Inactivation of
Michaelis Enzymes.
J. Vidal, J. Rodriguez-Lopez, F. GarciaCanovas, J. Tudela (U. Murcia, ES).
P-11.1-017 Biokinetic Parameters Determination for
Wastewaters Characterization. Analysis of
COD and Turbidity Data.
A. Abad, S. Cardona, L. Domene, F. Lopez, J.
Navarro-Laboulais, J. Torregro (U.T. Valencia,
ES).
P-11.1-018 Artificial Neural Networks Applied to the
Kinetics of Enzymatic Protein Hydrolysis.
F. Pardo, A. Guadix, P. Benítez, J. Benítez, E.
Guadix (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.1-019 Performance of Three Phase Fluidized Bed
Reactor for Lovastatin Production in Semi
Continuous Cultures of Aspergillus terreus.
J. Casas, E. Rodriguez, J. Sanchez, J.
Fernandez, M. Vilches, F. Acien, E. Molina, Y.
Chisti (U. Almería, ES).
P-11.1-020 Influence of Hydraulic Residence Time on
Ferrichrome Production by Ustilago maydis
in a Membrane Bioreactor.
A. Drews, M. Kraume (U.T. Berlin, DE).
P-11.1-021 Modelling Wine Acetic Acid Fermentation in
Highly Efficient Fermenter.
C. Jiménez, C. Alvarez, M. Macías, D. Cantero,
D. Jimenez, J. Vazquez, I. Garcia (U. Cádiz, U.
Cordoba, ES).
P-11.1-022 Modelling of Stress Phenomena in Lactic Acid
Production.
N. Menshutina, L. Gordeev, E. Guseva, T.
Nizhegorodova, M. Fick, J. Boudrant (U.
Mendeleev, RU).
P-11.1-023 A Kinetic Model for Gluconic Acid Production
by Aspergillus niger.
H. Znad, O. Dolgo, M. Blasej, V. Bales, J.
Marko (U.T. Slovak, SK).
P-11.1-024 Parametric Adjustment of a Representational
Model for Acetic Acid Fermentation.
J. Jimenez, F. Vazquez, C. Jimenez, C.
Alvarez, M. Macías, D. Cantero, I. Garcia (U.
Cordoba, ES).
P-11.1-025 Determination and Modelling of Yeast
Viability under Stress Conditions.
J. Coutinho, M. Coelho, I. Belo, E. Ferreira (U.
Aveiro, U. Minho, PT).
P-11.1-026 Kinetic Model for b-galactosidase Adsorption
in Hollow Fiber Membrane.
E. Jurado, F. Camacho, G. Luzon, J. Vicaria,
J. Martinez-Gallegos (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.1-027 Growth of C. guilliermondii, P. stipitis y P.
tannophilus in C6 – C5 Synthetic Medium.
L. Martinez, S. Rodriguez, J. Gimenez, M.
Serrano (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.1-028 Cultures of Z. mobilis, C. guilliermondii, P.
tannophilus and P. stipitis in Synthetic
Mediums with Furfural.
L. Martinez, S. Rodríguez, J. Gimenez, M.
Serrano (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.1-029 Mathematical Models for the Adaptive Control
of Hybridoma Cell Cultiva-tions by the OpenLoop-Feedback-Optimal (OLFO) Controller.
K. Kühn, B. Frahm, R. Pörtner, P. Lane, A.
Munack, V. Hass (U. H. Bremen, U.
Hamburg-Harburg, DE).
P-11.1-030 Autotrophic growth of Isochrysis galbana
Parke in Stirred Tank and Bubble Column
Batch Photobioreactors.
S. Sanchez, E. Martinez, F. Espinola (U.
Granada, U. Jaen, ES).
P-11.1-031 Cultivations Problems of Bacteria
Arthrobacter globiformis in Biochemical
Reactor.
A. Skitchko, M. Popova, N. Panikov, E.
Koltsova (U. Mendeleev, RU).
P-11.1-032 Enzymatic Lactic Acid Esterification Assisted
By Pervaporation.
E. González-Díaz, S. Luque, J. R. Álvarez, J.
Berrueta, J. Coca (U. Oviedo, ES).
Poster Programme
P-11.1-033 Rheological Properties of the Suspension of
Desintegrated Baker s Yeast Cells.
A. Heim, M. Solecki, G. Kilbey, M. Delia,
C.Frances (U. Lodz, PL).
P-11.1-034 Immobilization and Stabilization of
Glutamate Racemase: Biocatalyst for the
Production of D,L-Glutamic Acid.
M. Bernedo-Cornejo, E. Cuenca, R.
Fernandez-Lafuente, J.M. Guisan and E.
Garcia-Calvo (U. Alcala Henares, ES).
P-11.1-035 Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Olive Tree Pruning
Waste and Fermentation of Hydrolysates with
Pachysolen tannophilus.
S. Sánchez , M. Moya , I. Romero, V. Bravo, F.
Camacho (U. Jaen, ES).
P-11.1-036 Numerical Simulation of Fluid Flow and
Enzyme Catalysed Substrate Conversion in a
Packed-bed Enzyme Reactor.
O. Ozmutlu, C. Hartmann, A. Delgado (U.T.
Munich, DE).
P-11.1-037 Oxygen Transfer and Uptake Rates during
Rhodococcus erythropolis IGTS8 Growth.
C. del Olmo, E. Gomez, A. Alcon, V. Santos, F.
Garcia-Ochoa (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-11.1-038 Mass Tansfer from Oscillating Bubbles in
Bioreactors.
F. Montesa, M.Galan, R.Cerro (U. Alabama, U.
Salamanca, ES).
P-11.1-039 Application of the Dynamic Pressure-step
Method for Mass Transfer Coefficient
Measurement in Airlift Reactor with Internal
Loop.
M. Blazej, J. Annus, O. Dolgos, J. Markos
(U.T. Slovak, SK).
P-11.1-040 Simulation of Contact Systems for Solid State
Fermentation Processes.
L. Ramos, M. Chacon, M. Julian,Y. Suarez (U.
Camaguey, CU).
P-11.1-041 Coriolopsis polyzona Decolorization of an
Anthraquinonic Dye.
M. Lucas, T. de la Rubiaand and J. Martinez.
(U. Granada, ES).
P-11.1-042 Optimisation of Laccase Production by
Trametes versicolor in Bioreactor.
A. P. M. Tavares, J. A. P. Coutinho, A. M. R.
B. Xavier (U. Aveiro, PT).
P-11.1-043 Degradation Capability and Laccase Profile of
Inducted Cultures of Trametes versicolor.
D. Moldes, M. Lorenzo and M. A Sanromán
(U. Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-044 Study of Biochemical Processes Related to
Wood Decomposition During Making
Materials of Construction.
E. Sulman and E. Prutenskaya (U. Tver, RU).
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P-11.1-045 Biosorption Capacity of Heavy Metals by
Acidophilic Microorganisms.
G. Cabrera, J.M. Gomez and D. Cantero (U.
Cadiz, ES)
P-11.1-046 New Biotechnology and Unit for Acceleration
Processing of Manure and Bioorganic
Fertilizer Production.
A. Vinarov, D. A. Sementsov, T. Ipatova, D. D.
Sokolov, E. Dirina (SSRIPB, RU).
P-11.1-047 The Optimization of Washing Rate in Hybrid
Recycling System of Solid State and
Submerged Fermentation.
S. Osaa, N. Nagaob, T. Matsuyamaa, H.
Yamamotoa, I. Namikib and T. Todaa (U.
Soka, JP).
P-11.1-048 Influence of the Pentachlorophenol (PCP) on
the Kinetics of the Anaerobic Degradation of
the Volatile Acids.
D.A. Vaz, H.M. Soares, Souza, S.M A.G.U., A.
Furigo Jr. (U. Santa Catarina, BR).
P-11.1-049 Parameters Affecting Volatile Organic
Compounds Elimination in Gas-Phase
Bioreactors.
O. J. Prado, E. Machado, M. C. Veiga, C.
Kennes (U. Coruna, ES).
P-11.1-050 Optimization of Nutrient Supply in a TolueneDegrading Biofilter Packed with an Inert
Carrier.
O. J. Prado, J.A. Mendoza, M.C. Veiga and C.
Kennes (U. Coruna, ES).
P-11.1-051 Mesophilic Anaerobic Digestion of TwoPhases Olive Mill Solid Waste (OMSW).
R. Borja, B. Rincon, F. Raposo, E. Sánchez,
M.A. Martín and A. Martín (CSIC Sevilla, ES).
P-11.1-052 Anaerobic Digestion of Wash Waters of Olives
and Olive-Oil Coming from the Two-Phases
Olive Oil Manufacturing Processes in an
Immobilised Cell Bioreactor.
F. Raposo, R. Borja, E. Sánchez, B. Rincón,
M.A. Martín and A. Martín (CSIC Sevilla, ES).
P-11.1-053 Anaerobic/Aerobic Biological Treatment of
Preozonised Kraft Bleaching Effluents.
C. Zaror, P. Gonzalez, C. Segura, V. Carrasco,
M.A. Mondaca, H. Mansilla (U. Concepcion, CL).
P-11.1-054 Removing Chlorophenol with Horseradish
peroxidase Immobilized on Porous Glass.
A. Bodalo, J.L. Gomez, E. Gomez, M. Gomez,
M.D. Murcia, E. Sanchez (U. Murcia, ES).
P-11.1-055 Influence of Membrane Transport of 4s Route
Intermediates on DBT Desulphuri-sation
Rate.
R. Cantos, C. Taborda, M. M. Galiana, A.
Alcon, C.H. del Olmo, A. B. Martin, V.E.
Santos (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
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Poster Programme
P-11.1-056 Ascorbic Acid Influence in the Preparation of
Pseudomonas putida CECT5279 as DBT
Desulfurizing Biocatalyst.
V. Perez, A.B. Martin, A. Alcon, V.E. Santos,
F. Garcia-Ochoa (U. Complutense, ES).
P-11.1-057 Desulfurization of Dibenzothiophene by
Pseudomonas putida KTH2 (pESOX3).
A. Caro, K. Boltes, P. Leton and E. GarciaCalvo (U. Alcala Henares, ES).
P-11.1-058 Comparison of Immobilizing Techniques of R.
Erythropolis IGTS8 on Celite for the
Obtention of a Biodesulphurizing Catalyst.
M. Ladero, S. Manso, A. Dominguez, M.
Pacheco and F. Garcia-Ochoa (U.
P-11.1-059 Repeated Desulphurization of DBT using
Pseudomonas putida CECT5279.
V. Fernandez, B. Nieto, E. Santos, A.B.
Martin, C. del Olmo, A. Alcon, V.E. Santos (U.
P-11.1-060 Desulfurization of Alkylated
Dibenzothiophenes Using Both Natural and
Genetically Modified Microorganisms.
J. Calzada, S. Cortes, P. Yustos, A. Alcon, V.E.
Santos (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-11.1-061 Transitional Processes of Continuous
Fermentation in the Substrate Recycle
Fermenter.
J.L. Gordeeva and L.S. Gordeev (U.
Mendeleev, RU).
P-11.1-062 Continuous Production of Pectinase by
Immobilized Yeast Cells on Spent Grains.
C. Almeida, T. Branyik, P. Moradas-Ferreira,
J.A. Teixeira (U. Minho, PT).
P-11.1-063 Modelling the Bacterial Synthesis of
Cellulose.
A. M. Gerrard, M. Hornung and H-P
Schmauder (U. Teesside, UK).
P-11.1-064 Enzymatic Synthesis of Biotensides from
Renewable Sources.
E. M. del Amor Villa and R. Wichmann (U.
Dortmund, DE).
P-11.1-065 Influence of Carbon Source on Lipolytic
Enzyme Production by Kluyveromyces
marxianus and Issatchenkia orientalis.
M. Costas, F.J. Deive and M. A. Longo (U.
Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-066 Operating Conditions for Lipase Production
by Yarrowia lipolytica in a Batch Bioreactor.
F. J. Deive, M. Costas and M.A. Longo (U.
Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-067 Effect of Carbon Source on Lipolytic Activity
of Thermus thermophilus HB8.
A. Dominguez, A. Sanroman and M.A. Longo
(U. Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-068 Effect of Oxygen Enrichment on Morphology,
Growth and Lovastatin Production in Batch
Cultures of Aspergillus terreus in a Stirred
Tank Reactor.
J. L. Casas, E.M. Rodriguez, J.A. Sanchez,
J.M. Fernandez, F.G. Acien, M.A. Vilches, E.
Molina, Y. Chisty (U. Almeria, ES).
P-11.1-069 Influence of Light Supply in the Yield of
Phaeodactylum tricornutum Cultures.
C. Brindley, M. C. Garcia-Malea, F .G. Acien,
J. M. Fernandez, J.A. Sanchez, E. Molina (U.
Almeria, ES).
P-11.1-070 Influence of Fluid-Dynamic in the Feasibility
of Phaeodactylum tricornutum Cultures.
C. Brindley, M.C. Garcia-Malea, F.G. Acien,
J.M. Fernandez, J.A. Sanchez, E. Molina (U.
Almeria, ES).
P-11.1-071 Structural, Chemical and Textile Poperties
on Flax Stems RETTRD with Bacillus
lichenoformis.
M. A. Galan and J. M. Sánchez
(U. Salamanca, ES).
P-11.1-072 Construction of a New Derepressed
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Strain for Cell Mass
Production.
M. Minguez, P.F. Amaral, M.A.Z. Coelho, O.Q.
Araujo, M.H.M. Rocha-Leao (U. Rio de
Janeiro, BR).
P-11.1-073 Oil Separation from Palm Oil Mill Effluent by
the Newly Isolates Thermotolerant Bacteria.
T. Laohaprapanon,
P. Prasertsan and A.H-Kittikun (U. Prince of
Songkla, TH).
P-11.1-074 Synthesis of Monolaurin in a Solvent Free
System by Immobilized Lipase.
C. C. B. Pereira, J.S. Lisboa, M.A.P. Silva and
M. A. P. Langone (U. Rio de Janeiro, BR).
P-11.1-075 Use of Perfluorocarbons in Yeast Cultivation.
M.A.Z. Coelho, P.F.F. Amaral, A.P.M. Tavares,
I.M. Marrucho and J.A.P. Coutinho (U.
Aveiro, PT).
P-11.1-076 Effect of Pretreatment on the Enzymatic
Hydrolysis of Sugarcane Bagasse.
S. El-Nawawi and A. Abd-Elkader (Natl-Res
Cente, EG).
P-11.1-077 Optimization of the Recovery of Amylases
from Maize Malt (Zea mays) in ATPS PEG
6000/CaCl2.
G.B. Ferreira, A.F. Evangelista, B.S. Joao,
J.C.C. Santana, E. Jordao and R.R. De Suoza
(CCET-UFS, BR).
P-11.1-078 Effect of Different Whey Pre-Treatments on
Protease Production and Characteri-zation of
Protein Consumption by Serratia marcescens.
F.J. Ustariz, A. Laca, L.A. Garcia and M. Díaz
(U. Oviedo, ES).
Poster Programme
P-11.1-079 Integrated Production and Seperation of
Isomaltose.
S. Berensmeier and M. Ergezinger (U.
Braunschweig, DE).
P-11.1-080 Biotechnology and Installation for Processing
of Alcohol Waste to Protein Fodder Additive.
A. Vinarov, D.T. Sydorenko and Smirnov
(SSRIPB, RU).
P-11.1-081 Lipase Catalyzed Ethanolysis of Fish Oils:
Multi-Response Kinetics.
P-11.1-082 Laccase Production by Trametes hirsuta
Under Solid-State Fermentation Using as
Subtrate Orange Peelings.
E. Rosales, S. Rodriguez Couto and M A.
Sanromán (U. Vigo, ES).
P-11.1-083 The Potential Use of Cardoon (Cynara
cardunculus L.) in Biopulping.
J. M. Carbajo, M.C. Terron, E. Revilla, C.de la
Macorra, R.A. Silva, A.E. Gonzalez and J.C.
Villar (INIA-CIFOR, ES).
P-11.1-084 High Cell Density Culture of Genetically
Engineered Escherichia coli for the
Production of b-Glucanase: Behavior of FedBatch Cultures.
U. Beshay, K. Friehs, G. Miksch and E.
Flaschel (U. Bielefeld, DE).
P-11.1-085 Quantitative HPLC Analysis of Aqueous
Suspensions of Oleic and Hidroxyoctadecenoic Acids without Solvent Estraction.
A. Bodalo, J. Bastida, M.F. Maximo, A.M.
Hidalgo, C.M. Fernandez and M.R. Zamora
(U. Murcia, ES).
P-11.1-086 Optimisation of Xanthan Production by
Xanthomonas campestris in Batch Cultures.
I. Ramos, E. Lopez, A. Liebanas and M.A.
Sanromán (U. Vigo, ES).
TOPIC 11.2 Separation Processes in Biotechnology
P-11.2-007 Downstream Processing for a Novel
Fermentation Process for the Preparation of
D-Pantothenate.
D. Klein, M.Lohscheidt, C.Beck, H.Harz,
E.Scholt, T. Herman, T. Patterson, J. Pero, R.
Rogers (BASF AG, DE).
P-11.2-008 Expanded Bed Adsorption Chromatography
of Phycocianins from the Microalgas S.
platensis.
R.Bermejo, M.Felipe, E.Talavera, J.AlvarezPez (U. Jaen, U. Granada, ES).
P-11.2-009 Micellar Chromatography for Enantiomer
Separations.
L. García, H. Bart (U. Kaiserslautern, DE).
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P-11.2-010 Temperature-Induced Phase Separation In
Aqueous Solutions Containing Ethylene
Oxide-Propylene Oxide Block Copolymers.
A. P. Brescancini, E. Basile, A. Pessoa Jr.
(USP, Sao Paulo, BR).
P-11.2-011 Nanofiltration Membranes Characterization
and its Applications of the Dairy Industry:
Study of the AFC80 (PCI) Membrane.
J. Otero, M. Edesa, J. Amieva, J. Colina, G.
Lena, F. Maza-rrasa, M. Rodríguez (U.
Cantabria, ES).
P-11.2-012 Extraction of a-phenil glycine from Aqueous
Solutions by Surfactant Centrifugal
Ultrafiltration.
D. Domínguez, M. Ruiz, J. Benito, J. Cabezas,
I. Escudero (U. Burgos, ES).
P-11.2-013 Lactic Acid Recovery from Fermentation
Broths by Ultrafiltration.
M. González, F. Riera, R. Alvarez (U. Oviedo,
ES).
P-11.2-014 Visualizing Protein Fouling on Policarbonate
Membranes by Confocal Scanning Laser
Microscopy.
M. Ferrando, F. Lopez and C. Guell (ETSEQ,
URV, ES).
P-11.2-015 Study of the Sequence Filtration-RelaxationBackflushing to Prevent Membrane Fouling
in a Submerged Membrane Bioreactor.
R.van Kaam, M. Hernandez, S. Schetrite, O.
Lorain, C. Albasi (Lab. Génie Chimiq.,
Toulose, FR).
P-11.2-016 Column Extraction of Aspartic Acid with triAlkylmethylammonium Chloride
Impregnated in a Macroporous Resin.
E. Santidrian, M. Ruiz, J. Cabezas, I.
Escudero (U. Burgos, ES).
P-11.2-017 Perfomance of Pulsed Caps Columns for
Continuous Liquid-Liquid Extraction.
A. Rabelo, E. Tambourgi (UNICAMP, BR).
P-11.2-018 Recovery of Bromelain on a Pulsed Columns
using the PEG-Cashew Nut Tree Gum
Aqueous Two-phase System.
G. Campese, E. Tambourgi (UNICAMP, BR).
P-11.2-019 Partition of Enzymes a and b-Amylases from
Maize Malt (Zea mays) in Aqueous TwoPhases System PEG 4000/CaCl2.
G. Ferreira, A. Evangelista, J. Santana, E.
Jordao, R. Souza (U. Sergipe, BR).
P-11.2-020 Purification of Trypsin in a New Aqueous
Two Phase System PEG-Cashew Tree Gum.
P. Leite, L. Oliveira, L. Sarubbo, E.Tambourgi
(UNICAMP,BR).
P-11.2-021 Partition of Endo- and Exo-pectinase in
Aqueous Two-Phase Systems.
M. Antov, I. Radiæ (U. Novi Sad, YU).
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Poster Programme
P-11.2-022 Comparison Between Extraction of Lipids and
Fatty Acids from Seeds Sources of Õ-Gammalinolenic acid (GLA).
J. Guil, J. Lopez, M. Rebolloso, P.Campra (U.
Almería, ES).
P-11.2-023 A New Approach for Protein Crystallization
Using Dissolution Process for Amorphous
Protein.
I. Hirasawa, S. Sasaki, Y. Shima (U. Waseda, JP).
TOPIC 11.3 Food Engineering
P-11.3-007 Choise Of Optimal Regimes Of Extractive
Distillation For Industrial Units Operating
Under Vacuum.
N.A. Vyazmina (Joint-Stock Co. "Topaz"
Distillery, RU).
P-11.3-008 Theoretical And Experimental Study Of
Whey Ultrafiltration.
M.H. Eikani1,S. Rowshanzamir, T. Kaghaz
(Chemical Industries Research Center, IR).
P-11.3-009 Removal of Alcohol from Apple Cider by
Reverse Osmosis.
M. López, S. Alvarez, F. Riera, R. Alvarez (U.
Oviedo, ES).
P-11.3-010 Membrane Technology in Non-aqueous
Media: Applications in Edible Oil Industry.
A. García, S. Alvarez, F. Riera, R. Alvarez, J.
Coca (U. Oviedo, ES).
P-11.3-011 Whey Demineralization Using Nanofiltration
Membranes: Food Applications.
A. Lobo, F. Riera, R. Alvarez (U. Oviedo, ES).
P-11.3-012 White Meat Mackerel (Trachurus Murphyi)
Drying Using a Microwave-based Vacuum
Rotary Drier.
G. Enri-quez, R. Bohórquez (U. Concepción, CL).
P-11.3-013 Study of the Food Quality Changes During
Drying Process by Two Heating Modes:
Convection, Infrared.
S. Timoumi, D. Mihoubi, F. Zagrouba (INRST,
TN).
P-11.3-014 Effects of Heat Treatment and Dehydration
on Pineapple Cell Walls.
A. Femenia, S. Simal, C. Rossello (U. Illes
Balears, Palma de Mallorca, ES)
P-11.3-015 Analysis of Osmotic Agent and the Presence
of the Integument on Osmotic Dehydration of
Chestnut.
G. Vazquez, F. Chenlo, R. Moreira, C.
Fernandez-Herrero (U. Santiago, ES).
P-11.3-016 Natural Drying Process for Tropical Fruits.
A. Silva, A. Vieira (U. Rio Grande do Norte,
Natal BR).
P-11.3-017 Osmotic Dehydratation of Slices of Tomato.
J. Souza, M. Magalhaes, M. de Lima, D. Silva
(U. Rio Grande do Norte, BR).
P-11.3-018 Meat Drying Experiments Under Fuzzy
Control System.
J. Stawczyk, J. Comaposada, P. Gou, J. Arnau
(U. T. Lodz, PL).
P-11.3-019 Rehydration Modelling of Dehydrated Boletus
edulis Mushrooms.
P. Garcia-Pascual, N. Sanjuan, M. Mañez, A.
Mulet (U. P. Valencia, ES).
P-11.3-020 Drying Modelling of Curcuma longa
Rhizomes.
M. Blasco, J. García-Perez, J. Garcia-Reverter,
A. Mulet (U. Valencia, ES).
P-11.3-021 Food safety and Hygiene: Systematic Layout
Planning of Food processes.
D. van Donk, G. Gaalman, L. Kooijman (U.
Groningen, NL).
P-11.3-022 Food Stuffs Contamination by Gamma-Ray
Emitting Radionuclides.
S. Timoumi, N. Reguigui, M. Achour (INRST, TN).
P-11.3-023 Contaminants in Foodstuff Contact Paper.
C. de la Macorra, L. Díaz., L. Jimenez, J.
Carbajo, J. Villar (INIA, ES).
P-11.3-024 A New Method for the Assesment of In-place
Cleanability of Food Processing Equipment.
J. Hofmann, K. Sommer (U.T. Munchen, DE).
P-11.3-025 Use of the Oregano in the Production of
Coagulum Cheese-Chemical and Sensorial
Analysis.
E. Silva, S. Prreasd, J. Santos, M. Fonseca, N.
Silva, (CCT, UEPB, Campina Grande, BR).
P-11.3-026 Evolution of the Content in Xases of the
Virgin Olive Oils During Storage in
Warehouse.
L. Martinez Nieto, S. Rodriguez, J .Gimenez,
J. Lozano, A. Cobo (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.3-027 Evolution of the content in Alcohols
Aliphatics of the Oils of Olive Virgins During
the Storage in Warehouse.
L. Martinez, S. Rodriguez, J. Gimenez, J.
Lozano, A. Cobo (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.3-028 Influence of Chocolate Powder Addition on a
Mechanical Hardness of Food Extrudate
Types Flips.
M. Brncic, B. Tripalo, D. Jezek, D. Semenski,
N. Drvar (U. Zagreb, HR).
P-11.3-029 Overproduction of Thermus sp. Strain T2 bGalactosidase in E. coli and Stabilization by
Immobilization on Novel Heterofunctional
Epoxy Supports Plus Aldehyde-dextran Cross
Linking.
B. Pessela, C. Mateo, M. Fuentes, A. Vian, J.
Garcia, R. Fernandez-Lafuente, A.
Carrascosa, J. Guisan (CESIC, ES).
P-11.3-030 Improving Technology of Obtaining Chitosan
from River Crawfish Shell.
E. Franchenko, M. Tamova (U.T. Kuban, RU).
Poster Programme
P-11.3-031 Rheological Behavior of Corn Starch
During a-amylolysis for Maltodextrin
Production.
H. Torabizadeh (IROST, IR).
P-11.3-032 Polymorphism of Resistant Starch.
K. Shamai, E. Shimoni, H. Bianco-Peled (IIT,
IL).
P-11.3-033 Influence of High Pressure on the Texture of
Post-Rigor Meat.
C. Schaschke, S. Adams (U. Strathclyde, UK).
P-11.3-034 Physical Properties Characterisation of
Potato: Evolution of the Density with the
Moisture Content.
S. Chemkhi, F. Zagrouba, A. Bellagi (INRST,
TN).
P-11.3-035 Treatment with Microbubbles of Supercritical
CO2 for enzymatic Inactivation of Orange
Juice.
V. Capilla, E. Casas, J. Garcia-Reverte, A.
Barna (U. Valencia, ES).
P-11.3-036 Reduction of Alcoholic Graduation in White
Galician Wines by Vacuum Distillation.
R. Maceiras, R. Taboas, M. Cancela, E.
Alvarez (U. Vigo, ES).
P-11.3-037 Milk Protein Purification by Membrane
Technology in Pilot Plant.
J. M. Espinosa, A. Martínez-Férez, E.M.
Guadix, A.Guadix (U. Granada, ES).
P-11.3-038 Preparation of gelatin from Calfskin for Food
Pharmaceuticals Uses.
M. Khlaf, M.Eisa (U. Baghdad, IQ).
P-11.3-039 Development of a Bioprocess to Improve the
Nutritive Vslue of Coffee husk: Kinetics of
Enzymes Production and Toxic Compounds
Degradation.
C. Tagliari, K.Raquel, R. Sanson, A. Zanette, T.
Franco, C. Soccol (UNICAMP, Campinas, BR).
P-11.3-040 Analysis of Protein Structure During the
Extrusion Cooking by Methods of Molecular
Modeling and FTIR Spectroscopy.
D. Kovaeek, A.Nineeviæ, B. Tripalo (U.
Zagreb, HR).
P-11.3-041 Optimizing the Carotenoid Content of
Processed Products Based on a Lycopene Rich
Carrot.
E. Mayer-Miebach, D. Behsnilian, V. Graf, E.
Neff, M. Regier, H. Schuchmann (FRCN, DE).
P-11.3-042 Experimental Study and Modelling of
Adsorption/Desorption Isotherms of Two
Agricultural Products: Carrot and Apple.
S. Timoumi, D. Mihoubi, F. Zagrouba, M. Brn
Amor (INRST, TN).
P-11.3-043 Effect of Blanching on the Texture and
Microestructure of Dehydrated Carrots.
I. Hernando, N. Sanjuan, R. Matamoros, M.
Lluch, A. Mulet (U. P. Valencia, ES).
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P-11.3-044 Influence that the Quality of the Honeys in
the Process of Production Alcoholic.
R. Gonzalez, R. Gonzalez, E. Fonseca, L.
Avila, E.Candelario (U. Camaguey, CU).
P-11.3-045 Oxidative Conversion of Isoeugenol to
Vainillin by Ozone.
J. Quesada, M. Zafra, M. Rubio (U. Murcia,
ES).
P-11.3-046 Effect of the Kinetic Compensation by
Thermogravimetry Applied to Commercial
Edible Oils.
J. Santos, S. Presad, A. Souza (CCEN, UFPB,
Paraiba, BR).
P-11.3-047 Distribution of Fatty Acids and Oil Yield in
the Favelaria Seeds (Cnidoscolus
Quercifolius) in Plant Populations of the
Brazilian Semi-Arid Region.
J. Pires, J. Santos, K. Ferreira, S. Prasad, M.
Conceisao, S. Nobrega, A. Salatino (CCT,
UEPB, Campina Grande, BR).
P-11.3-048 Milk Pasteurization Process Optimization:
Use of a General Process Simulator.
J. Bon, A. Meza, A. Mulet, G. Clemente, J.
Carcel (U. Valencia, ES).
P-11.3-049 Evaluation of the Thermoanalytical and
Kinetic Parameters of Thermal Decomposition Reactions of Margarines with Different
Lipid Contenta.
J. Santos, S. Presad, A. Souza (CCEN, UFPB,
Paraiba, BR).
P-11.3-050 Increase Quality Process of Reception a
Nucleus Seeds Sunflower.
E. Koshevoy, R. Frolov (U. T. Kuban, RU).
P-11.3-051 Analysis of the Chemical Composition of the
Faveleira Meal (Cnidoscolus quercifolius).
K. Ferreira, J. Pires, J. Santos, C. Medeiros,
V. Caldeira, S. Nobrega, S. Prasad (CCT,
UEPB, Campina Grande, BR).
P-11.3-052 Express Method for Amino Acid
Determination Via Capillary Electrophoresis
without their Preliminary Derivatization.
O. Manaenkov, A. Sidorov, E. Sulman (U. T.
Tver, RU).
P-11.3-053 Characterization of Protease from Penicillium
aurantiogriseum for Application in Food
Industries.
C. Motta, K. Moreira, J. Lima, A. Porto
(UFPE, BR).
P-11.3-054 Methodology for Evaluation of System
Industrial Refrigeration.
R. Gonzalez (U. Camguey, CU).
P-11.3-055 Neural Network Modelling of Heat Transfer
in Pressure Food Processing.
J. Torrecilla, L. Otero, P. Sanz (U.
Complutense, Madrid, ES)
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TOPIC 12
Poster Programme
HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC 12.1 Chemical reactions under High Pressure
P-12.1-006 Hydrodearomatization of Petroleum Fuel
Fractions on High-performance Silica
Supported Ni-W-Sulfide.
L. Vradman M. V. Landau, M. Herskowitz (U.
of the Negev, IL).
P-12.1-007 Reactions in Supercritical Conditions.
D. Guillaume (Institut Français du Petrole
Vernaison, FR).
P-12.1-008 Investigation of Termination Kinetics of
Acrylates and Methacrylates using HighPressure Single-Pulse Pulsed-laser
Polymerization Technique.
M. Buback, M. Egorov, A. Feldermann. (U.
Gottingen, DE).
P-12.1-009 Ultrasound-induced Polymerisations In Highpressure Fluids.
M. W. A. Kuijpers, M. Kemmere, J .T .F.
Keurentjes (Eindhoven U. Technology, NL).
P-12.1-010 Reactions And Kinetics Of Lignin Model
Compounds in near Critical Water.
G. González, M. Daroca, D. Montané. (Rovira
i Virgili U., ES).
P-12.1-011 Hydrothermolysis Of Carbohydrates In Suband Supercritical in SC CO2 .
R. Schweppe, J. Graf, T. Hirth. (Fraunhofer
Inst. Chem. Technol., DE).
P-12.1-012 Oxo-synthesis of Higher Aldehides in
Supercritical Carbon Dioxide.
F. Patcas, S. Pitter, E. Dinjus. (Inst. Chem.
Technol.-CPV, DE).
P-12.1-013 Catalytic Polymerization of Olefins in
M. Kemmere, T. de Vries, J. Keurentjes
(Eindhoven U. of Technology, NL).
P-12.1-014 Enzymatic Synthesis of Isoamyl Acetate in
M. D. Romero , L. Calvo , C. Alba, M. Habulin
, Z. Knez (U. Complutense, Madrid, ES).
P-12.1-015 Supercritical Water Oxidation Process.
Reactors Modelling and Comparative Study.
M. J. Cocero, E. Alonso, A. Martín, M. D.
Bermejo, D. Rincón, O. E. Perez ,F. FdezPolanco (U. Valladolid, ES).
P-12.1-016 Experimental Investigation on Hydrothermal
Flames.
B. Wellig, K. Prikopsky, Ph. Rudolf von Rohr.
(Institute of Process Engineering, SE).
P-12.1-017 Gas-Phase Sunflower Oil Hydrogenation in
High Pressure Propane: Preliminary Kinetics
in an Internal Recycle CSTR.
E. Ramírez, A. S. Oliveira, M. A. Larrayoz, F.
Recasens (U. Politec. Catalunya, ES).
TOPIC 12.2 Supercritical Fluid Technology
P-12.2-006 Yield and Selectivity Enhancing Process
Modifications For High Pressure Extraction
Of Pharmaceutical Plant.
R. Steinez, W. Tratz, O. Seidel (U. of
Erlangen-Nuremberg, DE).
P-12.2-007 Study Of The Extraction Of Hypericum
Perforatum L. With Super-and Subcritical
Carbon Dioxide.
A. A. Smelcerovic, S.M.Dordjevic (Fac.
Technology Leskovac, YU).
P-12.2-008 Supercritical CO2 Extraction of High Valued
Compounds from Industrial Tomato Wastes.
E. Vági, B. Simandi, K. Vásárhelyiné, D.
Hussein. (Budapest U. of Technol. and
Economics, HU).
P-12.2-009 Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Medicinal
Components from Urtica Dioica.
L. M. Sajfrtová, H. Sovová, M. Bbártlová, L.
Opletal (Institute of Chemical Process
Fundamentals, CZ).
P-12.2-010 Supercritical Extraction From Plants: New
Model and Extraction Curve Evaluation.
H. Sovová, M. Bártlová, M. Sajfrtová, L.
Opletal. (Institute of Chemical Process
Fundamentals, CZ).
P-12.2-011 Extraction of Juniperus Communis L. with
Supercritical CO2.
B. Barjaktarovic, M. Sovilj, Z. Knez (Faculty
of Technology, SL).
P-12.2-012 Extraction of Ocimun Sanctun with CO2
Pressurized and Comparison with
Conventional Methods of Extraction.
E. M. B. D. Sousa, A.P. Câmara, E.Galvão, H.
Santana (U. Federal R.G. do Norte, BR).
P-12.2-013 Supercritical CO2 Extraction of Essential Oils
from Hyssopus Officinalis.
L . E. Langa, A. M. Mainar, J. Santafé, J.
Burillo, A. Palavra, J. Coelho, J. S. Urieta. (U.
Zaragoza, ES).
P-12.2-014 Dynamic Behaviour of Supercritical
Extraction of Kerogen from Spanish Oil
Shales.
A. Martínez Bécares, M.A. Galán Serrano. (U.
Salamanca, ES).
P-12.2-015 Supercritical Extraction Process for Provitamin A Recovering: Simulation and
Optimization.
E.B. Moraes, M. R. Wolf Marciel (State U.
Campina, BR).
Poster Programme
P-12.2-016 Production of Caffeine and Decaffeinated
Coffee by Integration of Supercritical
Extraction And Supercritical Antisolvent. F.
Miguel, A. Gonzalo, M.J. Cocero.
(U. Valladolid,ES).
P-12.2-017 Improvement of the Soluble Coffee Aroma
Quality using an Integrated Supercritical CO2
Extraction Process with A Separation Step by
Adsorption.
S. Lucas, M.J. Cocero (U.Valladolid, ES).
P-12.2-018 Waste Lubricating Oil Re-refining by
Extraction with Supercritical Ethane.
J. Rincón, M.T. García, L. Rodríguez (U.
Castilla-La Mancha, ES).
P-12.2-019 Supercritical Fluid Extraction of
Chlorophylls from Nannochloropsis
gaditana.
M. D. Macías-Sánchez, C. Mantell, E.
Martínez de la Ossa, L. Lubián, O. Montero.
(U. Cadiz, ES).
P-12.2-020 Basic Guidelines For Design And Scale-Up Of
Processes With Supercritical Fluids.
J. García, M. J. Cocero (U. Valladolid, ES).
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P-12.3-011 Correlation of the Solubility of Phenol in
Supercritical CO2 with the Peng-Robinson
Equation of State.
M. J Molina, J. García, F. Rodríguez (U.
Complutense, ES)
P-12.3-012 Study of the Solubility of Kerogen from
Spanish Oil Shale (Puertollano) in CO2 +
Cosolvent.
M. C. Torrente, M.A. Galán. (U. Salamanca, ES).
P-12.3-013 Fluid Phase Equilibria of Mixtures with
Supercritical Fluids with in-situ
Concentration Measurements by Raman
Spectroscopy.
A. Stratmann, G. Schweiger (Ruhr-U.
Bochum, DE).
P-12.3-014 Correlation of Palmitic Acid-Carbon Dioxide
Fluid Phase Equilibrum Data.
M. D. Gordillo, C. Pereyra, E.J. Martínez de la
Ossa (U. Cádiz, ES).
P-12.3-015 Adsorption of BTX on Msc5a In Supercritical
CO2.
K. Chihara, N. Omi, T. Yoshida, Y. Inoue
(Meiji U., JP).
TOPIC 12.3 Fundamental of High Pressure Processes
P-12.3-007 Reduction Of Carbon Dioxide in Air by
Sequestration.
Wolgang Arlt (Technical U., DE).
P-12.3-008 High-pressure Phase Behavior of Etheneacrylate-copolymers in Supercritical Ethene.
Experimental Study And Modeling via the
Perturbed-chain.
S. F. Becker, M. Buback, H. Latz, G.
Sadowski, F. Tumakak
(Georg-August-U., DE).
P-12.3-009 Reduction of Residual Monomer in Polymer
Products using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
- Phase Behaviour of Monomer-Polymer-CO2
Systems.
N. E. Pereira, M. Kemmere, J. Keurentjes
(Technical U. Eindhoven, NL).
P-12.3-010 The Reduction of Coalescence During Highpressure-homogenization in Combined Orifice
Valves.
S. Schultz, G. Wagner, K. Urban, J. Ulrich
(Martin-Luther-U. & FB Ingenieurw. Inst.
Verfahrenstech., Halle, Roche Vitamine AG,
Basel, CH).
Poster Programme
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TOPIC 13
FIRST EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on PRODUCT ENGINEERING
P-13-017 The Study of UV Radiation Effect on the
Crosslinking, Stability and Degradation of
Coat of Paints On the Basis of Polyurethane,
Alkyd and Epoxi Resins.
L.D. Raskovic, O.P. Javanovic, A.R. Zarubica
(U. Nis, YU).
P-13-018 The Study of Influences of UV Radiation and
Organic Coat of Paints (Polyvinyl Chloride
and Chlorinated Rubber) Thicknesses on the
Coordinates of their Colours on Steel.
Milovan M. Purenovic, Milena N. Miljkovic,
Aleksandra R. Zarubica (U. Nis, YU).
P-13-019 Preparation of Defect-Free Sol-Gel Thin Films
by the Dip Coating Method.
L. Wiecaw-Solny, M. Gibas, J.ak, W. Turek,
A.B. Jarzebski (Silesian U. Technol., PL).
P-13-020 Formation of Nanocapsules by EmulsionDiffusion : Prediction of the Emulsion Size.
L. Rivautella, S. Briancon, F. Puel (U. Claude
Bernard Lyon, FR).
P-13-021 New Graft Copolymers, New "Grafting From"
Inorganic/Organic Hybridmaterials.
G. Schmidt-Naake, M. Bothe, M. Drache
(Technical U. Clausthal, DE).
P-13-022 Preparation of Corrosion Protection
Compounds By Soluble Polyaniline and Its
Blends.
S. Hosseini Hosseini (U. Tehran, IR).
P-13-023 Application of ESMA-Methodology for the
Product Design.
G. Statyukha, V. Surup (National Technical
U. Ukraine,UA).
P-13-024 Thermodynamics of Moisture Sorption in
Potato.
National Research Science & Technology,
TN).
P-13-025 Modeling of the Maximum Particle Loadings
in Polymer Dispersions.
M.Drache, G. Schmidt-Naake (Technical U.
Clausthal, DE).
P-13-026 Chemical Product Design: A New Challenge
of Applied Thermodynamics.
J.Abildskov, G. M. Kontogeorgis (Technical
U. Denmark, DK).
P-13-027 Comparative study of Cationic Demand
Between a Crude and a Bleached Eucalyptus
Pulp.
P. Mutje, S. Presta, J. C. Garcia, M.A. Pelach,
L. Jimenez (U. Girona, U. Cordoba ,ES).
P-13-028 Productechnology: The Application of Lactide
Based Microspheres as Injectable Implant
Drug Delivery Systems.
H. J. Heeres, E. Groot, W. J. Mulder, K.G.
Ganzeveld, J. A. Wesselingh (Stratingh
Institute, NL).
P-13-029 Prediction of Physical Properties of a Model
Food for Microwave Vacuum Drying.
K. Knorzer, M. Regier, H. Schubert (Inst.
Food Process Technol., U. Karlsruhe, DE).
P-13-030 Product Engineering by Steam Jet
Agglomeration.
S. Hogekamp, M. Wollny, P. Kyaw Hla, H.
Schubert (U. Karlsruhe, DE).
P-13-031 Preparing of PA/PP Blends with
Poliwinylopirrolidone Addition.
O. Suberlak, J.Koszkul, A.Gnatowski
(Technical U. Czestochowa, PL).
P-13-032 Product Engineering by High-Temperature
Flame Synthesis.
T. Johannessen, J. Johansen, M. Mosleh,
S.Thybo, U.Quaade (Technical U. Denmark,
DK).
Poster Information and Time-Table
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POSTER INFORMATION
The poster sessions will take place on Monday
and Tuesday afternoon (15:00 to 16:00) and on
Thursday morning (11:00 to 12:00), and more
than 1.000 contributions will be presented. The
oral and poster programmes are counterparts
both of them forming the integral part of the
Congress. The poster sessions will offer an
excellent opportunity to discuss scientific and
technical results between the research and the
industrial worlds, exchanging information,
methods, problems and solutions. Scientist and
professionals of more than 60 countries may
discover interactions and future collaborations.
The list of the accepted poster contributions
presented until 30th of January is given in
previous pages, on Poster Programme. These
contributions will be published in the electronic
version of the journal Chemical Engineering
and Technology (J. Wiley), and also they will be
available in a CD-ROM distributed during the
Congress.
September 21
SUNDAY
08:00
08:30
09:00
09:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:30
21:00
21:30
22:00
22:30
23:00
September 22
MONDAY
Poster contributions submitted after the
deadline can be accepted as "Last Minute
Posters", and should be presented before 31st of
July. They will be evaluated by the Scientific
Committee and, if accepted, they will be
exhibited in the Congress so long as free
capacity is available. These Last Minute Posters
will be announced in the Last Minute
Information, being available for the participants
at the beginning of the Congress.
Posters must be placed on the assigned board by
Monday 21st of September, 10:00 a.m. at the
latest. Authors must be present at their posters
during the Poster Sessions, Monday and
Tuesday afternoon (15:00 to 16:00) and
Thursday morning (11:00 to 12:00). The last
session will take place along with a "Spanish Wine
Cup". As far as possible posters should not be
removed until the end of the Congress.
September 23
TUESDAY
September 24
WEDNESDAY
September 25
THURSDAY
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
COFFEE-BREAK
COFFEE-BREAK
PLENARY LECTURE
PLENARY LECTURE
PLENARY LECTURE
COFFEE-BREAK
POSTER SESSION
& SPANISH WINE
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
LUNCH
LUNCH
LUNCH
REGISTRATION
CHECK-IN
COFFEE-BREAK
OPEN CEREMONY
PLENARY LECTURE
CLOSING CEREMONY
POSTER SESSION
COFFEE-BREAK
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
CHECK-IN
CHECK-IN
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
ROUND-TABLE
SUSTAINABILITY
POSTER SESSION
COFFEE-BREAK
KEY NOTES,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
X7
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
SOCIAL EVENT:
CONCERT
OFFICIAL DINNER
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Social Programme
Sunday 21st September:
RECEPTION COCKTAIL
The Congress organisation is
pleased to invite all participants and
their registered partners to the
reception cocktail that will be held
on September 21st, at 7 p.m., in the
Carlos I amphitheatre and roof-top
garden of the Granada Congress
Hall. Attendants will be able to
admire the panoramic view of the
city, with its medieval site, the
Alhambra and the peaks of Sierra
Nevada mountains.
Spanish Dance School of Granada
Music and Dance Conservatoire.
Performance of dance
Monday 22nd September:
CONGRESS CONCERT
At 8:30 p.m. an organ concert will
be offered by professor Antonio
Linares at Granada’s Cathedral
(located downtown at about 10
minutes walk from Congress Hall).
The program will be announced in
due time.
Free entrance.
Social Programme
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Monday 22nd September:
VISIT TO CARTUJA AND
ALBAYCIN
Sightseeing tour through Granada’s
main streets up to the Carthusian
monastery. Tour around the
Moorish quarter of Albaycin whose
narrow streets will be strolled up to
San Nicolas view-point from where
the magnificent views of the
Alhambra and Sierra Nevada
mountains will be enjoyed.
Tuesday 23rd September:
VISIT TO ALHAMBRA AND
GENERALIFE
The visit will go over the Alhambra
Palace and its most important halls
and courtyards such as Patio de los
Arrayanes, Patio de los Leones and
Sala de Abencerrajes, etc. It will
also include the Alcazaba fortress,
the Royal Baths, Partal Gardens
and Charles V Palace. The tour will
finish visiting the splendid
Generalife gardens.
Departure time 9:30 a.m.
Duration: half day.
Minimum 50 persons.
Price 20 € per person.
(Includes transport, guide, VAT and
admission tickets).
Registration is required.
Departure time 3:30 p.m.
Duration: half day.
Minimum 50 persons.
admission tickets).
Registration is required. Limited
number of places.
ALHAMBRA BY NIGHT
Visit to the Alhambra Palace and its
most important halls and
courtyards such as Patio de los
Arrayanes, Patio de los Leones and
Sala de Abencerrajes, etc.
Departure time 9:30 p.m.
Minimum 50 persons.
admission tickets).
Registration is required. Limited
number of places.
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Social Programme
Wednesday 24th September:
VISIT TO THE ALPUJARRAS
Highly recommended tour for those
interested in nature and landscape
since it will go over the areas of
Sierra Nevada mountains on the
Mediterranean, with its Moorish
cultural heritage. The visit will
include Lanjaron spa town as well as
Orgiva and other picturesque
villages such as Pampaneira,
Trevelez, Pitres or Capileira where a
typical regional lunch will be served.
Departure time 9:00 a.m..
Minimum 50 persons.
(Includes transport, guide, VAT
andlunch).
Registration is required.
OFFICIAL DINNER
The Congress Dinner will be held
on Wednesday evening, September
24th, at 9:00 p.m. in the restaurant
“Palacio del Capricho”.
PERFORMANCE OF FLAMENCO
DANCE GROUP.
Tickets at 60 € per person
(Bus and VAT included)
Please use registration form.
Please note:
1. All tours will be accompanied by an English
speaking guide. The organisers reserve the right
to alter the individual programme and/or cancel
any tour due to insufficient participation, or for
any other reasons beyond their control.
2. For all tours and the congress dinner the meeting
point will be in front the Congress Hall.
3. FOR OTHER GUIDED TOURS AND THE PRE
AND POST CONGRESS please see the websites of
the Congress or contact with the travel agency
"Viajes El Corte Ingles".
Thursday 25th September:
CLOSING CEREMONY
The Congress closing ceremony will
be held at 13:00 at Manuel de Falla
Auditorium of the Congress Hall.
“Manuel de Falla” choral group will
offer a performance
VISIT TO SCIENCE PARK
On September 22nd (from 5 to 8
p.m.) and September 23rd (from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8
p.m.) there will be for the ECCE-4
participants an special show of the
"Todo es Química" ("Everything is
Chemistry") exhibition, sponsored
by FEIQUE (Member of CEFIC). The
visit can be done either individually
or in groups (please register at the
counter). It is located at short
distance of the Congress Hall (five
minutes walking).
In a large area of 30.000 sq. meters
there are four buildings with the
latest technologies holding eight
interactive exhibition areas. In
addition, a planetarium suitable for
83 people, a shop and a glazed
entrance hall plus a 12 meters
Foucault Pendulum can be seen.
There is also an observation tower
50 meters high which is a
privileged viewpoint of Granada
currently used to make scientific
experiences about meteorology,
geography, astronomy, and so on.
Free entrance with Congress
identification.
General Information
HEALTH EMERGENCIES
Congress Site
In addition to the own Congress
resources any emergency will be
covered by a mobile medical unit
provided and staffed by ADESLAS,
a leading health insurance
company, specially installed at the
Congress site to assist any
participant that might require it.
Also good hospitals are nearby
should it becomes necessary.
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18006 Granada (Spain)
Congress Secretariat
Until Septembre19th, 2003
ANQUE
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Phone: +34 91 431 07 03
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E-mail: [email protected]
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Sunday, 21 September 17:00 - 20:00
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Tuesday, 23rd September
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Congress Tickets
The season tickets include
admission to the congress area, 6
coffee breaks, 3 lunches, all the
Congress social events, except
Official Dinner, and documentation.
The single ticket for a day includes
admission to the congress area,
coffee breaks, lunch and
documentation.
The student visitor per day (only
for undergraduate students)
includes admission to the congress
area and coffee breaks, but no
documentation.
The cost of Official Dinner, on
Wednesday 24th September, is 60 €
per person.
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General Information
REGISTRATION
Please complete the appropriate
sections of the registration forms in
the web site:
www.anque.es/ecce4/inscription.php
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Registration deadline for being
included in the list of participants
is September 5th, 2003. However,
late and on-site registration is
possible. The payment at the
Congress desk in Granada should
be in euros (€) or by credit card.
Confirmation of registration and an
invoice will be sent on petition.
Name tag, abstracts on CD-ROM
and tickets for the social events will
be available at the Congress Office
in Granada.
FEE RATES (1) Euro
From Industry
From University
Authors
PhD Students Authors (3)
Committee Members
SPECIAL RATES
Single ticket for a day (4)
Accompanying Person (5)
Student Visitor (6) per day
Visits and Social Programme
Official Dinner Ticket
(please use registration form)
MEMBERS (2)
575
530
490
350
260
MEMBERS (2)
270
50
20
Price per event
60
(1) Including 6 coffee breaks, 3 lunches plus all
the Congress social events and
documentation.
(2) For EFCE passport bearers and ANQUE and
CGCQ members.
(3) With accreditation.
(4) Including coffee breaks, lunch and
documentation.
(5) Including all the Congress social events,
except Official Dinner.
(6) Including coffee breaks, but no lunch nor
documentation. Only for undergraduates
OTHERS
650
600
560
400
300
OTHERS
300
50
20
Price per event
60
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CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS
€ 25.00 administrative costs will be
charged for cancellations received
before June 1 st., 2003. Beyond
such date, 80 % of the registration
fee will be charged and the
abstracts on CD-ROM will be sent.
Only written cancellations will be
accepted (letter or fax, not e-mail).
ACCOMMODATION
VISA FORMALITIES
Participants from certain countries
may need an entry visa for SPAIN.
It is recommended that this be
applied for well in advance of the
Congress. If a formal invitation
letter is needed please contact the
Congress Secretariat at ANQUE.
Reservation of accommodation will
be arranged by the official travel
agency:
Viajes El Corte Inglés
C/ San Antón, 67 – 1º A
18005 GRANADA
Phone:+ 34 958 536
Web-site: www.anque.es/ecce4
INSURANCE
The organisers cannot accept
responsibility for loss or damage to
the private property of participants
and accompanying persons which
may occur either during or arising
from the Congress. Participants
should therefore take whatever
actions they consider necessary for
their insurance.
e-mail of Viajes El Corte Inglés
[email protected]
Viajes El Corte Inglés will also
maintain an information desk at the
conference Hall during the
Congress.
No reservation will be confirmed
without a deposit. Hotel reservation
can not be guaranteed for the forms
received after 30th June, 2003.
Due to the fact that in Granada
other fairs will take place at the
same time, it is highly
recommended to book hotel rooms
at your earliest convenience.
The reservations are binding.
Charges for rooms which are not
used, or cancelled too late,
must be paid.
PREVIEW
7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering
The next Congress of the ECCE-Series will be held, together with the 7th World
Congress of Chemical Engineering, in GLASGOW, 10 – 14 July 2005.
More infromation available in the web site:
www.chemengcongress2005.com
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General Information
How to reach the
Congress Center Granada (CCG)
By plane
Granada is well connected by daily
flights to Madrid and Barcelona
airports both of which serve
european and overseas
international flights.
Barcelona
Madrid
Granada airport is about 10 Km.
away from downtown to which it is
linked by bus service.
Granada
Málaga
By train
There are daily TALGO trains from
Madrid and regular express trains
from Barcelona and Málaga.
Barcelona
Tarragona
Madrid
Castellón
Valencia
Albacete
Linares
Jaén
Granada
By car
Granada is located central south of
the Iberian peninsula at about 435
km. from Madrid; 870 km. from
Barcelona and 130 km. from
Málaga, in all cases linked by
modern motorways.
MADRID
N IV
E5
N 323 Bailén
E902 JAEN
N342
A92
CÓRDOBA N432
MURCIA
ALMERÍA
Guadix
By bus
From Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga
and other main cities there are
frequent long-distance buses to
Granada, fares being considerably
lower than those by plane or train.
MÁLAGA
N342
A92
Santa Fe
Granada
SEVILLA
N334
A92
Sierra Nevada
N323 Alpujarra y
E902 Costa Tropical

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