Process intensifications
Process Intensification for environmental sustainability
Session organizer:
Emily Chiang, University of Guelph
Process intensification (PI) brings innovative principles and technologies to process and equipment design. It fundamentally enhances process and chain efficiency, increases quality of products, reduces natural resource requirement, generates less wastes and improves process safety. Process intensification has attracted interest in many research domains and industry in recent years. In particular, the domain of environmental sustainability where PI principles are applied to improve the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of the Earth’s supporting ecosystems, such as water, soil, and air. In this session, recent research work on PI for environmental sustainability is presented.
Biomass Conversion for Chemicals and Energy
Process Intensification for environmental sustainability, continuous processing, and manufacturing
