Succeed at process development

Article Abstract:

Chemical process development can involve the development of new product, a new technology or a new market. Eleven techniques to boost the chances of translating an idea into a commercial process are described. Among these are the development of a mathematical mode, identification and adoption of a less-than-optimum process strategy, development of two processes in tandem, evaluation of batch vs continuous operation and use of standard and new equipment.

Production management, Chemicals & Allied Products, Chemical Manufacturing, Chemicals

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Succeed at gas/liquid contacting

Article Abstract:

Chemical processors choosing a suitable gas/liquid contactor can try composing a wish list to narrow down the choices eliminating or selecting contactors based on features, advantages and disadvantages. A wish list may include these factors: maximum conversion of reactants; minimum environmental impacts; ease of automation and process control; simplicity of scale-up; and greatest selectivit for desired products.

Product information, Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing, Contactors, Electric contactors

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Succeed at catalyst scale-up

Article Abstract:

Important principles useful for reducing catalyst scale-up and commercialization times, which can improve the resource effectiveness of process, are presented. Various issues concerned with the development of catalysts are also presented.

Analysis, Usage, Chemical reaction, Rate of, Chemical kinetics, Chemical inhibitors

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