Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry

Chemical Process Intensification

Promoting a safe, efficient and clean chemical industry by developing advanced intensified reactor concepts, through state-of-the-art fundamental knowledge, obtained by advanced reactor modelling and novel experimental techniques.

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.

Our research lines

Integration of reaction and separation

Intensified heat management

Industrial multiphase flows

Novel experimental techniques

Meet some of our Researchers

Doctoral Candidate

Stefan Pouw

Assistant Professor

Ivo Roghair

Full Professor

Martin van Sint Annaland

Recent Publications

Our most recent peer reviewed publications

Secretary

Judith Wachters - van Gemert

j.a.wachters-vangemert@tue.nl

+31 (0)40 247 2353

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