Particle Formation and Crystallization Processes From Liquids, Slurries and Emulsions

Conference

AIChE Annual Meeting

Year

2009

Proceeding

2009 Annual Meeting

Group

Particle Technology Forum

Type

Oral

Room

Magnolia Boardroom B

Location

Gaylord Opryland Hotel

Time

Thursday, November 12, 2009 - 3:15pm to 5:45pm

Chair(s)

Tan, R. B., Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences

Co-chair(s)

Yang, B. S., Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

This Session encompasses aspects of solid-liquid separation dealing with crystallization and crystal growth from solution, crystal morphology, effects of impurities, solvents and particulates, particle engineering, particle-process modelling and control, particle surface properties, interfacial effects, and emulsion crystallization. Papers covering experimental or theoretical aspects, and industrial case studies are welcome.

Presentations

3:15 PM

(626a) Design, Development, and Scale-up of A Reactive Crystallization for Particle Size Control: A Double Dip Pipe (DDP) Salt Formation Process

3:35 PM

(626b) Tailoring the Size Distribution of Nanoparticles Via An Emulsion-Assisted Precipitation Process: A Model-Based Analysis

3:55 PM

(626c) Impact of Seed Particle Size Distribution Uncertainty On the Supersaturation Controlled Batch Cooling Crystallization Time: Experimental and Model Based Evaluation

4:15 PM

(626d) Workflow for the Design of Seeding Application in Batch Crystallization

4:35 PM

(626e) Processing Techniques for Improved Batch Cooling Crystallization of RDX

4:55 PM

(626f) Population Balance and Online Analytics for Batch Crystallization of Adipic Acid

5:15 PM

(626g) Synthesis of Non-Radioactive Slurries to Simulate the Processing Behavior of Particles in Radioactive Waste Slurries

Russell E. Eibling

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