Novel integrated reactors: from numerical models to experimental proof-of-concept
The research group Chemical Process Intensification is committed to the development of novel technologies for new, robust integrated (multi-phase) processing systems that are more sustainable, highly efficient, and inherently safe. This concerns multi-functional intensified reactor concepts such as membrane reactors, chemical looping processes and sorption-enhanced processes. This includes the advancement of fundamental understanding of multiphase reacting flows.
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Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Pore-scale simulation of diffusion characteristics inside the bi-dispersed pore structure
Chemical Engineering Science (2024) -
A multi-layer model for double-skin Pd-based membranes
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2024) -
On the relative contribution of solid-phase heat transfer in 3D printed baffled logpile catalyst structures
Chemical Engineering and Processing : Process Intensification (2024) -
Cross-flow inducing structured catalyst for reduced concentration polarization in packed bed membrane reactors
Chemical Engineering Science (2024) -
Comparative analysis of a batch and continuous fluidized bed reactors for thermocatalytic decomposition of methane
Chemical Engineering Journal (2024)
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Postal address
Helix STW 0.41P.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
Secretaryj.a.wachters-vangemert@ tue.nl