Testing is an integral part of process development when working with a rotary kiln. This presentation examines why testing is important, what types of testing can be conducted, as well as how thermal testing in the FEECO Innovation Center works.
Air flow configuration is an important consideration in the design of a rotary kiln. This presentation looks at the different types of air flow available, and the benefits each has to offer.
The decision of whether to use a rotary dryer or kiln to reduce moisture in the feedstock often comes up during the design stages of a rotary kiln. This presentation examines the costs and benefits associated with each option.
Rotary kilns have become the backbone of many industrial processes, with new applications being developed all the time. This presentation gives an overview of what types of processes rotary kilns are used for, as well as how both direct-fired and indirect-fired rotary kilns work.
Rotary kilns are available in both direct-fired and indirect-fired configurations. Each type offers its own unique advantages and disadvantages. This presentation gives an overview of the two types and the advantages and disadvantages each has to offer.
Rotary kilns are a significant investment in any processing operation, requiring precise engineering around process and product goals. Finding a rotary kiln manufacturer that can design and fabricate a custom, quality solution can be difficult. This presentation provides a guide on some of the factors to consider when choosing a rotary kiln manufacturer for your processing application.
Rotary kiln design is a complex process, with a variety of factors and material characteristics influencing the sizing and design. This presentation gives an overview of the sizing and design process, including the many factors that will need to be considered during the design stage.
While rotary kilns are often engineered around the characteristics of the material to be processed, the base of a rotary kiln can be somewhat standard. This presentation looks at the construction and components of both indirect-fired and direct-fired rotary kilns.
Rotary kilns are diverse thermal processing machines. This presentation looks at the many options available to customize a rotary kiln to promote improved processing efficiency. This includes, rotary kiln dams, bed disturbers, flights, and more.
Air flow configuration is an important consideration in the design of a rotary kiln. This presentation looks at the different types of air flow available, and the benefits each has to offer.
The decision of whether to use a rotary dryer or kiln to reduce moisture in the feedstock often comes up during the design stages of a rotary kiln. This presentation examines the costs and benefits associated with each option.
Rotary kilns have become the backbone of many industrial processes, with new applications being developed all the time. This presentation gives an overview of what types of processes rotary kilns are used for, as well as how both direct-fired and indirect-fired rotary kilns work.
Rotary kilns are available in both direct-fired and indirect-fired configurations. Each type offers its own unique advantages and disadvantages. This presentation gives an overview of the two types and the advantages and disadvantages each has to offer.
Rotary kilns are a significant investment in any processing operation, requiring precise engineering around process and product goals. Finding a rotary kiln manufacturer that can design and fabricate a custom, quality solution can be difficult. This presentation provides a guide on some of the factors to consider when choosing a rotary kiln manufacturer for your processing application.
Rotary kiln design is a complex process, with a variety of factors and material characteristics influencing the sizing and design. This presentation gives an overview of the sizing and design process, including the many factors that will need to be considered during the design stage.
While rotary kilns are often engineered around the characteristics of the material to be processed, the base of a rotary kiln can be somewhat standard. This presentation looks at the construction and components of both indirect-fired and direct-fired rotary kilns.
Rotary kilns are diverse thermal processing machines. This presentation looks at the many options available to customize a rotary kiln to promote improved processing efficiency. This includes, rotary kiln dams, bed disturbers, flights, and more.
Cryogenics is the study of materials at very low temperatures below -180 Celsius. Common cryogenic fluids like helium and oxygen have boiling points below -180 Celsius. Cryogenic systems use compressors and condensers to remove heat from gases, then an expansion valve cools objects to cryogenic temperatures. Storage systems are designed to prevent brittle failure at low temperatures using vacuum-insulated piping and carefully designed fluid tanks. Common applications include low-temperature machining, cooling for the Large Hadron Collider, cryogenic grinding, and biological sample storage. While cryogenic systems provide benefits like enhanced performance, supercooling presents safety hazards and high energy costs.
Rotary kilns are highly flexible thermal processing devices, capable of processing a multitude of materials. This presentation goes over the many processes that can be carried out using a rotary kiln, including calcination, thermal desorption, organic combustion, sintering, heat setting, and reduction roasting.
Cyrogenic grinding application in food by sunil meenasunil meena
Cryogenic grinding is a method of powdering herbs at sub-zero temperatures ranging from 0 to minus 70°F. The herbs are frozen with liquid nitrogen as they are being ground. This process does not damage or alter the chemical composition of the plant in any way. Normal grinding processes which do not use a cooling system can reach up to 200°F. These high temperatures can reduce volatile components and heat-sensitive constituents in herbs.
This document discusses cryogenics and cryogenic materials. It begins with an introduction defining cryogenics as the study of materials at temperatures below -150°C and how materials' properties change at cryogenic temperatures. It then discusses various cryogenic materials and their applicable temperature ranges. The document outlines how mechanical and thermal properties such as strength, ductility, and thermal expansion/contraction change at low temperatures. Finally, it briefly discusses applications of cryogenics in aerospace, medicine, manufacturing, and electronics.
IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY IN THE WIND ENERGY INDUSTRY THROUGH THE USE OF AN ADVANCED SENSOR SYSTEM , presented at SAMPE-Europe Conference 2017,
Stuttgart, November 15th 2017
TES Engineering Mega Press Breakfast Club Presentationtesengineering
Viega developed the Mega Press system for joining black iron pipe without threading. It can be used for pipes from 1/2" to 2" for applications like natural gas, water, steam, and compressed air. The system uses hydraulic jaws to press fittings together, and is approved for pressures up to 200 psi and temperatures from -40F to 250F. For steam condensate applications, the steam must be treated with chemicals to balance the pH and prevent harming the o-rings in the fittings.
Fluidized bed combustor design and features, Fluidized-bed combustion is a process in which solid particles are made to exhibit fluid-like properties by suspending these particles in an upwardly flowing evenly distributed fluid (air or gas) stream.
Combustion takes place in the bed with high heat transfer to the furnace and low combustion temperatures.
The document summarizes the process of producing electronic-grade silicon from metallurgical-grade silicon for use in semiconductor devices. Metallurgical-grade silicon is purified using hydrogen chloride to form trichlorosilane, which undergoes chemical vapor deposition to form polycrystalline silicon rods. These rods are cut into chunks or nuggets of electronic-grade silicon. This silicon is further purified and made into single crystals using the Czochralski process, where a seed crystal is dipped into a silicon melt and slowly pulled to form a cylindrical ingot. The ingot is sliced into thin wafers that are polished and undergo other preparations for use in semiconductor devices.
IRJET- Experimental Analysis on Performance of Closed Loop Pulsating Heat Pip...IRJET Journal
This document analyzes the performance of a closed loop pulsating heat pipe (CLPHP) using aluminum oxide nanofluid (Al2O3/water) as the working fluid. An experimental setup is described that includes a CLPHP with evaporator, adiabatic, and condenser sections. Nanofluids with 0.25%, 0.5%, 0.75%, and 1% Al2O3 nanoparticle concentrations by weight were tested, along with pure water. Testing was conducted by varying the heat input and measuring temperatures. Results showed that thermal resistance decreased with increasing heat load and nanofluid concentration, indicating nanofluids improved heat transfer performance over pure water. The 1% nanofluid provided the lowest thermal resistance
Nansulate Products for Industrial EquipmentDewayne Brooks
This document discusses Nansulate insulation products and their applications in various industrial processes. It describes Nansulate products for textile manufacturing, food manufacturing, pulp and paper manufacturing, tire manufacturing, oil piping, and refinery tanks. For each industry, it lists common equipment used and recommends appropriate Nansulate insulation products for temperatures up to 450°F, including acrylic and epoxy options for spray or brush application.
Survey on Nano Cutting Fluids in Metal Cutting ApplicationIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a study on the use of nano cutting fluids in metal cutting applications. Nano cutting fluids are made by adding nanoparticles like Al2O3 to conventional cutting fluids. The study found that using nano cutting fluids resulted in reduced cutting forces, lower tool wear, improved workpiece surface roughness, and lower temperatures compared to dry machining or using conventional cutting fluids alone. Specifically, adding just 1% nanoparticles improved the wettability and thermal properties of the cutting fluid, leading to better cooling and lubrication at the tool-workpiece interface. This enhanced performance minimized tool wear and produced smoother, higher quality machined surfaces compared to other conditions.
The value of selecting the right catalyst
Selecting the key performance criteria
Sources of data:
Plant data
Laboratory reactor data
Catalyst characterization
Recommendations
ARGWELD produces inflatable pipe purging systems for welding applications.
- The systems use up to 90% less inert gas than conventional purging methods, are quicker to install, and result in faster purging times and improved weld quality.
- The inflatable dams are made of latex rubber and nylon, come in various sizes from 2-12 inches, and allow for gas inlet/exhaust points along the pipe.
- The systems pay for themselves after just one or two welds due to their lower operating costs compared to disposable paper dams.
Inlet Air Cooling system from Ikeuchi Improve gas Turbine efficiencyH.Ikeuchi & Co.,Ltd
This document proposes an inlet air cooling system for gas turbines using spray nozzles to reduce inlet air temperatures. It discusses how cooling the inlet air can increase gas turbine output and efficiency. The system sprays a fine fog to cool the air, with droplet sizes around 20 microns. Computational fluid dynamics simulations show inlet cooling can reduce air temperatures by 4 degrees Celsius, boosting turbine output. The manufacturer has experience installing these systems in Japan and reducing inlet temperatures by 3-4 degrees Celsius in actual operations.
This document summarizes the design and testing of a diesel fuel filter heater assembly. It discusses the issues caused by wax precipitation in cold diesel fuel and the need for improved heater performance. A dual heater "sandwich" configuration was previously used but a new prototype design with two integrated heaters was developed and tested. CFD simulations showed improved heating with the prototype design. Testing of prototypes showed similar heating performance to the dual heater configuration but with reductions in cost, size and leaks. Recommendations to further improve the design were provided.
Design and demonstration of heat pipe based waste heat recovery systemIRJET Journal
This document describes the design and demonstration of a heat pipe-based waste heat recovery system. Key points:
- Heat pipes allow for highly efficient heat transfer over long distances with minimal temperature loss through the evaporation and condensation of a working fluid inside a sealed pipe.
- The authors designed and built a heat recovery system using 10 copper heat pipes fitted with aluminum fins to transfer heat from a hot air source to a cooler air sink.
- Testing showed the heat pipes could transfer heat with a temperature difference of only 2-3°C over a length of 150mm, much better than a comparable copper pipe.
- The heat recovery system achieved efficiencies up to 62% at recovering heat from a
Weiber offers heating ovens, industrial ovens and curing ovens for a wide range of applications including drying, baking, curing, preheating, stress relieving, annealing & sintering.
This document provides information on and item numbers for a professional aquarium CO2 system sold by ISTA Products. It includes disposable and refillable CO2 cartridges and cylinders, regulators, diffusers, reactors, and other accessories. The reusable CO2 cylinders are said to add elegance and last 45-120 days depending on size. Safety and precision of dosing are emphasized.
Pre-reforming
Flow-schemes
Feed-stocks
Catalyst handling, loading & start-up
Benefits of a pre-reformer
Case studies
Effects upon primary reformer
Data analysis
Reactor temperature profiles
Catalyst management
Summary
Cryogenics is the study of very low temperatures, including temperatures below -150°C that can be attained using cryogenic liquids like liquid nitrogen and liquid helium stored in Dewar flasks. Some key applications of cryogenics discussed include cryogenic rocket engines, which provide high energy per unit mass and were pioneered by the US and India. Cryogenic grinding is also discussed as an application, which avoids problems with heat generation, tool wear, and oxidation seen in conventional grinding. Both advantages like lower grinding costs and finer particle sizes, and disadvantages like high operating costs are reviewed. Health hazards associated with cryogenic liquids like frostbite and cold embrittlement are also summarized.
There are many factors to consider when developing a manure granulation process. While not an exhaustive list, this presentation goes over some of the main factors to consider, including return on investment, spatial needs and storage, emissions, fuel source, product off-take, automation, engineering, and more.
Bedding recovery from manure is becoming a popular alternative to more traditional bedding options. This presentation looks at the many benefits of utilizing a recycled manure solids (RMS) or dried manure solids (DMS) bedding.
Cryogenics is the study of materials at very low temperatures below -180 Celsius. Common cryogenic fluids like helium and oxygen have boiling points below -180 Celsius. Cryogenic systems use compressors and condensers to remove heat from gases, then an expansion valve cools objects to cryogenic temperatures. Storage systems are designed to prevent brittle failure at low temperatures using vacuum-insulated piping and carefully designed fluid tanks. Common applications include low-temperature machining, cooling for the Large Hadron Collider, cryogenic grinding, and biological sample storage. While cryogenic systems provide benefits like enhanced performance, supercooling presents safety hazards and high energy costs.
Rotary kilns are highly flexible thermal processing devices, capable of processing a multitude of materials. This presentation goes over the many processes that can be carried out using a rotary kiln, including calcination, thermal desorption, organic combustion, sintering, heat setting, and reduction roasting.
Cyrogenic grinding application in food by sunil meenasunil meena
Cryogenic grinding is a method of powdering herbs at sub-zero temperatures ranging from 0 to minus 70°F. The herbs are frozen with liquid nitrogen as they are being ground. This process does not damage or alter the chemical composition of the plant in any way. Normal grinding processes which do not use a cooling system can reach up to 200°F. These high temperatures can reduce volatile components and heat-sensitive constituents in herbs.
This document discusses cryogenics and cryogenic materials. It begins with an introduction defining cryogenics as the study of materials at temperatures below -150°C and how materials' properties change at cryogenic temperatures. It then discusses various cryogenic materials and their applicable temperature ranges. The document outlines how mechanical and thermal properties such as strength, ductility, and thermal expansion/contraction change at low temperatures. Finally, it briefly discusses applications of cryogenics in aerospace, medicine, manufacturing, and electronics.
IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY IN THE WIND ENERGY INDUSTRY THROUGH THE USE OF AN ADVANCED SENSOR SYSTEM , presented at SAMPE-Europe Conference 2017,
Stuttgart, November 15th 2017
TES Engineering Mega Press Breakfast Club Presentationtesengineering
Viega developed the Mega Press system for joining black iron pipe without threading. It can be used for pipes from 1/2" to 2" for applications like natural gas, water, steam, and compressed air. The system uses hydraulic jaws to press fittings together, and is approved for pressures up to 200 psi and temperatures from -40F to 250F. For steam condensate applications, the steam must be treated with chemicals to balance the pH and prevent harming the o-rings in the fittings.
Fluidized bed combustor design and features, Fluidized-bed combustion is a process in which solid particles are made to exhibit fluid-like properties by suspending these particles in an upwardly flowing evenly distributed fluid (air or gas) stream.
Combustion takes place in the bed with high heat transfer to the furnace and low combustion temperatures.
The document summarizes the process of producing electronic-grade silicon from metallurgical-grade silicon for use in semiconductor devices. Metallurgical-grade silicon is purified using hydrogen chloride to form trichlorosilane, which undergoes chemical vapor deposition to form polycrystalline silicon rods. These rods are cut into chunks or nuggets of electronic-grade silicon. This silicon is further purified and made into single crystals using the Czochralski process, where a seed crystal is dipped into a silicon melt and slowly pulled to form a cylindrical ingot. The ingot is sliced into thin wafers that are polished and undergo other preparations for use in semiconductor devices.
IRJET- Experimental Analysis on Performance of Closed Loop Pulsating Heat Pip...IRJET Journal
This document analyzes the performance of a closed loop pulsating heat pipe (CLPHP) using aluminum oxide nanofluid (Al2O3/water) as the working fluid. An experimental setup is described that includes a CLPHP with evaporator, adiabatic, and condenser sections. Nanofluids with 0.25%, 0.5%, 0.75%, and 1% Al2O3 nanoparticle concentrations by weight were tested, along with pure water. Testing was conducted by varying the heat input and measuring temperatures. Results showed that thermal resistance decreased with increasing heat load and nanofluid concentration, indicating nanofluids improved heat transfer performance over pure water. The 1% nanofluid provided the lowest thermal resistance
Nansulate Products for Industrial EquipmentDewayne Brooks
This document discusses Nansulate insulation products and their applications in various industrial processes. It describes Nansulate products for textile manufacturing, food manufacturing, pulp and paper manufacturing, tire manufacturing, oil piping, and refinery tanks. For each industry, it lists common equipment used and recommends appropriate Nansulate insulation products for temperatures up to 450°F, including acrylic and epoxy options for spray or brush application.
Survey on Nano Cutting Fluids in Metal Cutting ApplicationIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a study on the use of nano cutting fluids in metal cutting applications. Nano cutting fluids are made by adding nanoparticles like Al2O3 to conventional cutting fluids. The study found that using nano cutting fluids resulted in reduced cutting forces, lower tool wear, improved workpiece surface roughness, and lower temperatures compared to dry machining or using conventional cutting fluids alone. Specifically, adding just 1% nanoparticles improved the wettability and thermal properties of the cutting fluid, leading to better cooling and lubrication at the tool-workpiece interface. This enhanced performance minimized tool wear and produced smoother, higher quality machined surfaces compared to other conditions.
The value of selecting the right catalyst
Selecting the key performance criteria
Sources of data:
Plant data
Laboratory reactor data
Catalyst characterization
Recommendations
ARGWELD produces inflatable pipe purging systems for welding applications.
- The systems use up to 90% less inert gas than conventional purging methods, are quicker to install, and result in faster purging times and improved weld quality.
- The inflatable dams are made of latex rubber and nylon, come in various sizes from 2-12 inches, and allow for gas inlet/exhaust points along the pipe.
- The systems pay for themselves after just one or two welds due to their lower operating costs compared to disposable paper dams.
Inlet Air Cooling system from Ikeuchi Improve gas Turbine efficiencyH.Ikeuchi & Co.,Ltd
This document proposes an inlet air cooling system for gas turbines using spray nozzles to reduce inlet air temperatures. It discusses how cooling the inlet air can increase gas turbine output and efficiency. The system sprays a fine fog to cool the air, with droplet sizes around 20 microns. Computational fluid dynamics simulations show inlet cooling can reduce air temperatures by 4 degrees Celsius, boosting turbine output. The manufacturer has experience installing these systems in Japan and reducing inlet temperatures by 3-4 degrees Celsius in actual operations.
This document summarizes the design and testing of a diesel fuel filter heater assembly. It discusses the issues caused by wax precipitation in cold diesel fuel and the need for improved heater performance. A dual heater "sandwich" configuration was previously used but a new prototype design with two integrated heaters was developed and tested. CFD simulations showed improved heating with the prototype design. Testing of prototypes showed similar heating performance to the dual heater configuration but with reductions in cost, size and leaks. Recommendations to further improve the design were provided.
Design and demonstration of heat pipe based waste heat recovery systemIRJET Journal
This document describes the design and demonstration of a heat pipe-based waste heat recovery system. Key points:
- Heat pipes allow for highly efficient heat transfer over long distances with minimal temperature loss through the evaporation and condensation of a working fluid inside a sealed pipe.
- The authors designed and built a heat recovery system using 10 copper heat pipes fitted with aluminum fins to transfer heat from a hot air source to a cooler air sink.
- Testing showed the heat pipes could transfer heat with a temperature difference of only 2-3°C over a length of 150mm, much better than a comparable copper pipe.
- The heat recovery system achieved efficiencies up to 62% at recovering heat from a
Weiber offers heating ovens, industrial ovens and curing ovens for a wide range of applications including drying, baking, curing, preheating, stress relieving, annealing & sintering.
This document provides information on and item numbers for a professional aquarium CO2 system sold by ISTA Products. It includes disposable and refillable CO2 cartridges and cylinders, regulators, diffusers, reactors, and other accessories. The reusable CO2 cylinders are said to add elegance and last 45-120 days depending on size. Safety and precision of dosing are emphasized.
Pre-reforming
Flow-schemes
Feed-stocks
Catalyst handling, loading & start-up
Benefits of a pre-reformer
Case studies
Effects upon primary reformer
Data analysis
Reactor temperature profiles
Catalyst management
Summary
Cryogenics is the study of very low temperatures, including temperatures below -150°C that can be attained using cryogenic liquids like liquid nitrogen and liquid helium stored in Dewar flasks. Some key applications of cryogenics discussed include cryogenic rocket engines, which provide high energy per unit mass and were pioneered by the US and India. Cryogenic grinding is also discussed as an application, which avoids problems with heat generation, tool wear, and oxidation seen in conventional grinding. Both advantages like lower grinding costs and finer particle sizes, and disadvantages like high operating costs are reviewed. Health hazards associated with cryogenic liquids like frostbite and cold embrittlement are also summarized.
There are many factors to consider when developing a manure granulation process. While not an exhaustive list, this presentation goes over some of the main factors to consider, including return on investment, spatial needs and storage, emissions, fuel source, product off-take, automation, engineering, and more.
Bedding recovery from manure is becoming a popular alternative to more traditional bedding options. This presentation looks at the many benefits of utilizing a recycled manure solids (RMS) or dried manure solids (DMS) bedding.
Manure pre-conditioning is necessary to prepare manure as a suitable feedstock for granulation into fertilizer. Pre-conditioning focuses on adjusting the particle size, moisture content, and composition of manure. For wet manures like dairy and hog manure, common pre-conditioning methods include sand removal, anaerobic digestion, coarse fiber removal, and solid/liquid separation. For dry manures like poultry litter, common methods include drying, grinding, and composting. The goal of pre-conditioning is to produce a homogenous feedstock with optimal properties for effective granulation.
Manure can be processed into Recycled Manure Solids (RMS) or Dried Manure Solids (DMS) bedding. This presentation looks at the process of transforming raw manure into a dried manure solids bedding product, as well as the many benefits this can offer.
The granulation of manure into a premium fertilizer product offers a widespread solution to many of the issues faced by the global population today, including the pressure on farms to deal with increasing amounts of manure on smaller plots of land, nutrient runoff, and the Earth's depleted soils. This presentation looks at how the granulation of manure can help to resolve all of these issues.
As large-scale farms become the future of agriculture, technologies are needed to help farmers manage increasing amounts of manure. This presentation looks at a unique approach to managing manure through one all-encompassing process that not only alleviates that challenges associated with manure, but also allows it to be used to its fullest potential. This process can yield various products, including biogas, a premium fertilizer product, and a Dried Manure Solids (DMS) bedding product.
As the granulation of manure into a premium fertilizer or soil amendment product becomes more popular, testing is needed to confirm feasibility and develop a process around the unique manure sample to be processed.
This presentation goes over why testing is important, and details the testing process that occurs in the FEECO Innovation Center, including the phases of testing, how testing works, and what particle characteristics can be targeted.
The granulation of manure into fertilizer and soil amendment products is becoming a popular option for large-scale farms learning to deal with increasing amounts of manure.
This presentation looks at the various systems available for granulating manure, as well as the advantages and disadvantages each has to offer.
How I got 2.5 Million views on Slideshare (by @nickdemey - Board of Innovation)Board of Innovation
This document provides tips for creating engaging slide decks on SlideShare that garner many views. It recommends focusing on quality over quantity when creating each slide, using compelling images and headlines, and including calls to action throughout. It also suggests experimenting with sharing techniques and doing so in waves to build momentum. The goal is to create decks that are optimized for sharing and spread across multiple channels over time.
Feasibility studies are an extremely valuable tool when looking to acquire an industrial drying system. They can help to confirm process viability, and gather data points necessary for process scale-up. This presentation looks at some of the settings in which drying feasibility trials are most valuable, as well as the benefits feasibility testing can offer, and what types of things can be tested for.
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Disposable instruments and procedural kits undergo comprehensive product development and testing to meet quality and regulatory requirements. Extensive validation and verification testing is performed on packaging, sterilization methods, aging, and the instruments themselves to ensure clinical robustness. This includes testing instruments through simulated clinical reprocessing cycles to validate they can withstand repeated cleaning, sterilization, and use over their intended lifetimes. Understanding how instruments will perform after many reprocessing cycles is important for material selection, design, and establishing appropriate cleaning and sterilization instructions.
Streamlining Freeze Drying Development with BTL BTL
BTL provides freeze-drying services including product characterization, formulation development, cycle development, and process optimization. Their team has extensive experience developing over 1000 products. They utilize two proprietary instruments, the Lyostat freeze-drying microscope and Lyotherm frozen state analyzer, to empirically determine critical product temperatures to inform development. BTL aims to establish a quantitative and science-led approach to streamline clients' freeze-drying processes.
The document discusses the role of laboratories in the petroleum industry. It outlines how laboratories ensure quality control through routine testing of raw materials, process streams, and finished products. This includes testing properties like density, salt content, water content, viscosity, sulfur content, and metals content. Laboratories also perform troubleshooting, process optimization, and product certification activities. Their work is important for monitoring performance, ensuring product specifications are met, and solving quality problems.
Perancangan Proses Teknik Kimia Kuliah 2CristoverMoez
1. The document discusses the process of designing a chemical process to manufacture a product. It outlines the key steps which include gathering information about the product, raw materials, reactions, and competitors. This information forms the basis for preliminary process design.
2. The document provides an example of designing a process to manufacture vinyl chloride. Several alternatives are identified involving different raw materials and reactions. Key information is gathered about the product, existing production levels, and environmental and safety considerations.
3. The major tasks in preliminary process design are outlined, including defining the chemical states of inputs and outputs, identifying potential process operations, and creating an initial process flowsheet to synthesize the process. Common process operations involve chemical reactions, separations
An Overview of Biologics Manufacturing Processes and Things to Consider from ...WPICPE
Kevin Lauziere presented an overview of the typical processes involved in biologics manufacturing from development to commercial scale. He discussed the key stages including cell culture, seed bioreactors, production bioreactors, harvest and clarification, chromatography, filtration and virus inactivation. He emphasized important considerations at each stage such as equipment sizing, automation, parallel processing and process controls. The goal was to provide an understanding of how process development influences commercial scale equipment design and operations.
Agricultural Commodity Analysis and Trade Issues for ShippingMathew Conoulty
David Conoulty of Commodity Inspection Services outlines the various factors involved with testing for the quality of agricultural commodities during the shipping process. The presentation covers the analysis process, the reliability of results, analytical methods and the improved equipment used to perform quality laboratory analysis.
Module 2 familiarization with laboratory wares and equipmentMansiBhavsar10
This document provides an overview of equipment and instruments used in environmental science and engineering. It lists various equipment categorized by their use in water/wastewater testing, solid waste testing, and air monitoring. Examples include pH meters, turbidity meters, bomb calorimeters, and high volume air samplers. The document emphasizes that equipment play a key role in making analysis more efficient by saving time, reducing labor, and allowing opportunities to analyze more samples. It also discusses the importance of instrumentation in fields like public health, environmental chemistry, and petroleum. Proper calibration and standard operating procedures are important to ensure good laboratory practice and valid results.
The document discusses validation of a hot air oven. It defines equipment validation and introduces the types and principles of dry heat sterilizers. The validation process for a hot air oven includes design qualification, installation qualification, operational qualification, and performance qualification. Key tests involve heat penetration studies, heat distribution studies, and biochallenge/pyrochallenge studies to develop a sterilization cycle. Routine monitoring after validation ensures the oven remains in a state of control. All validation documentation must be thorough and stored for regulatory review.
Esco Isotherm Laboratory Ovens and IncubatorsEsco Group
This document provides specifications for Isotherm laboratory ovens and incubators from Esco, including:
- Forced convection ovens that provide uniform temperatures throughout and adjustable fan speeds. Models range from 32 to 240 liters in volume.
- Incubators that maintain temperatures for microbiological culture growth, ranging from 36-37°C typically. Forced convection and natural convection models are described.
- A refrigerated incubator that maintains temperatures below ambient as low as 10°C for applications like BOD testing.
The document lists key features, specifications, and model numbers for the different product lines.
- Manufacturing processes must meet both technical and business requirements. The technical requirements relate to transforming inputs into outputs, while the business requirements relate to factors like production volumes and customer needs.
- There are different categories of manufacturing processes that are suited to different production volumes and product types, including project, jobbing, batch, line, and continuous processes. Each process type has different trade-offs in terms of flexibility, cost, and other factors.
- Companies must select a manufacturing process that aligns with their market needs and intended production levels, as process investments are difficult to change and are typically designed not to require frequent changes.
Selection of Heat Exchanger Types
0 INTRODUCTION/PURPOSE
1 SCOPE
2 FIELD OF APPLICATION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 BACKGROUND
5 FACTORS INFLUENCING SELECTION
5.1 Type of Duty
5.2 Temperatures and Pressures
5.3 Materials of Construction 5.4 Fouling
5.5 Safety and Reliability
5.6 Repairs
5.7 Design Methods
5.8 Dimensions and Weight
5.9 Cost
5.10 GBHE Experience
6 TYPES OF EXCHANGER
6.1 Shell and Tube Exchangers
6.2 Cylindrical Graphite Block Heat Exchangers
6.3 Cubic Graphite Block Heat Exchangers
6.4 Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
6.5 Gasketed Plate and Frame
6.6 Spiral Plate
6.7 Tube in Duct
6.8 Plate-fin
6.9 Printed Circuit Heat Exchanger (PCHE)
6.10 Scraped Surface/Wiped Film Exchangers
6.11 Welded or Brazed Plate
6.12 Double Pipe
6.13 Electric Heaters
6.14 Fired Process Heaters
TABLE
(1) ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DIFFERENT SHELL AND TUBE DESIGNS
FIGURES
1 ESTIMATED MAIN PLANT ITEM COSTS
2 ESTIMATED INSTALLED COSTS
3 TEMA HEAT EXCHANGER NOMENCLATURE
4 F ‘CORRECTION FACTORS' : TEMA E SHELL WITH EVEN NUMBER OF PASSE
5 SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER HEAD TYPES
6 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF A CYLINDRICAL GRAPHITE BLOCK HEAT EXCHANGER
7 EXPLODED VIEW OF A CUBIC GRAPHITE BLOCK
HEAT EXCHANGER
8 TYPICAL AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER
9 GENERAL VIEW OF ONE END OF A 3-STREAM
PLATE-FIN HEAT EXCHANGER
10 TYPICAL PCHE PLATE
11 VICARB ‘COMPABLOC' EXCHANGER
12 ‘BROWN FINTUBE' MULTITUBE HEAT EXCHANGER
13 FIRED HEATER : SCHEMATICS AND NOMENCLATURE
PSL has provided over 1,300 powder processing installations worldwide since being founded in 1989. They offer a range of products including filter dryers, tray dryers, containment isolators, and complete turn-key processing solutions. PSL prides itself on quality, compliance with cGMP guidelines, and supporting customers from research to large-scale production.
This white paper demonstrates how the parallel prototyping of two materials, Aluminum Nitride (AlN) and Alumina (Al2O3), in a heating component design for low- to medium-volume production contributed to this success. It also addresses the verification, validation, form and fit testing relative to the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approval process.
This company presentation provides an overview of a company that has over 40 years of experience in fluorination chemistry. They have manufacturing capabilities across various scales and expertise in selective fluorination techniques. They employ over 580 staff globally, including 185 scientists. They offer custom synthesis of over 3,000 compounds and have an online catalogue of over 25,000 building blocks. Their facilities include laboratories in India and the UK, as well as a cGMP pilot plant in India. They have the capability to perform a wide range of chemical processes.
This presentation gives an overview on the equipment options available for the drying, cooling, and high temperature processing of bulk solids. Equipment covered includes direct and indirect rotary dryers and coolers, as well as direct- and indirect-fired rotary kilns (sometimes called calciners).
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This presentation gives an overview of the two main approaches to processing copper ore into a refined product: the pyrometallurgical approach (copper concentrates), and the hydrometallurgical approach (SX-EW). Process flow diagrams and key equipment are also highlighted.
This presentation is Part 1 of a 2-part infographic series on global copper production and processing. The presentation gives an overview on the top 20 copper mines in the world by capacity, including how much they produce annually, the processing method(s) they use, mine owners, and additional products. The infographic is available at FEECO.com/copper-processing, where Part 2 can also be found.
Maintenance is a key component in any industrial processing operation, but is perhaps especially important when working with phosphates, a material that presents unique and varying challenges to processors.
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This presentation looks at the process equipment used in both phosphatic fertilizer and animal feed production. This includes major equipment such as rotary dryers, coolers, kilns, and granulation drums, as well as other equipment such as pipe reactors, hammer mills, and coating drums.
Material testing is a critical component in the success of many phosphate processing operations, whether a producer is looking to create a new product, improve an existing process, or otherwise.
This presentation looks at why testing is important, and what types of testing are available in the FEECO Innovation Center, as well as how the testing process works.
Phosphate rock is a key component to sustaining life on Earth. However, it is also a finite resource. This presentation looks at the opportunity to recycle phosphorus from existing waste streams such as manure and biosolids.
Rotary dryers are an integral component throughout the processing of phosphate rock into phosphatic fertilizers and animal feed products. This presentation goes over how rotary dryers are used in the phosphates industry, the benefits they can offer, and factors to consider during the phosphate dryer design stage.
Biosolids present significant challenges for municipalities. However, the granulation of biosolids offers the opportunity to alleviate those challenges, as well as provide additional benefits. This presentation looks at the process of biosolids granulation, including the equipment used.
Biosolids often pose significant problems for municipalities. This presentation discusses the benefits that granulating biosolids for use as a soil amendment or fertilizer product offers.
Electric vehicle and photovoltaic advanced roles in enhancing the financial p...IJECEIAES
Climate change's impact on the planet forced the United Nations and governments to promote green energies and electric transportation. The deployments of photovoltaic (PV) and electric vehicle (EV) systems gained stronger momentum due to their numerous advantages over fossil fuel types. The advantages go beyond sustainability to reach financial support and stability. The work in this paper introduces the hybrid system between PV and EV to support industrial and commercial plants. This paper covers the theoretical framework of the proposed hybrid system including the required equation to complete the cost analysis when PV and EV are present. In addition, the proposed design diagram which sets the priorities and requirements of the system is presented. The proposed approach allows setup to advance their power stability, especially during power outages. The presented information supports researchers and plant owners to complete the necessary analysis while promoting the deployment of clean energy. The result of a case study that represents a dairy milk farmer supports the theoretical works and highlights its advanced benefits to existing plants. The short return on investment of the proposed approach supports the paper's novelty approach for the sustainable electrical system. In addition, the proposed system allows for an isolated power setup without the need for a transmission line which enhances the safety of the electrical network
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Car accident rates have increased in recent years, resulting in losses in human lives, properties, and other financial costs. An embedded machine learning-based system is developed to address this critical issue. The system can monitor road conditions, detect driving patterns, and identify aggressive driving behaviors. The system is based on neural networks trained on a comprehensive dataset of driving events, driving styles, and road conditions. The system effectively detects potential risks and helps mitigate the frequency and impact of accidents. The primary goal is to ensure the safety of drivers and vehicles. Collecting data involved gathering information on three key road events: normal street and normal drive, speed bumps, circular yellow speed bumps, and three aggressive driving actions: sudden start, sudden stop, and sudden entry. The gathered data is processed and analyzed using a machine learning system designed for limited power and memory devices. The developed system resulted in 91.9% accuracy, 93.6% precision, and 92% recall. The achieved inference time on an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense with a 32-bit CPU running at 64 MHz is 34 ms and requires 2.6 kB peak RAM and 139.9 kB program flash memory, making it suitable for resource-constrained embedded systems.
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#Abstract:
- Learn more about the real-world methods for auditing AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management) as a pentester. So let us proceed with a brief discussion of IAM as well as some typical misconfigurations and their potential exploits in order to reinforce the understanding of IAM security best practices.
- Gain actionable insights into AWS IAM policies and roles, using hands on approach.
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- Basic understanding of AWS services and architecture
- Familiarity with cloud security concepts
- Experience using the AWS Management Console or AWS CLI.
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# Scenario Covered:
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- Validate access.
- Exploiting IAM PassRole Misconfiguration
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- Objective: Demonstrate how a PassRole misconfiguration can grant unauthorized access.
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- Exploit misconfiguration for unauthorized access.
- Access sensitive resources.
- Exploiting IAM AssumeRole Misconfiguration with Overly Permissive Role
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- Objective: Show how overly permissive IAM roles can lead to privilege escalation.
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- Perform administrative actions.
- Differentiation between PassRole vs AssumeRole
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2. Rotary kilns are an advanced thermal
processing tool used to cause a chemical
reaction or physical change in a solid
material through the application of
high temperatures.
3. Rotary kilns are highly flexible and can be used
to process a wide variety of materials.
4. Rotary kilns are highly flexible and can be used
to process a wide variety of materials.
They are used for countless applications, with
new ones being developed all the time.
5. Testing plays an integral role in the
development of many industrial processes,
but is especially important when working with
rotary kilns, whether the process is new or
well-established.
6. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
7. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
8. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
9. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
10. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
11. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
• Metal Recovery
12. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
• Metal Recovery
• Calcination
13. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
• Metal Recovery
• Calcination
• Mineral Processing
14. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
• Metal Recovery
• Calcination
• Mineral Processing
• Reduction Roasting
15. Some of the most commonly tested
applications include:
• Thermal Desorption of Organic/Hazardous
Wastes
• Sintering
• Heat Setting
• Organic Combustion
• Metal Recovery
• Calcination
• Mineral Processing
• Reduction Roasting
• And More…
17. There are many reasons why it is both
necessary and desirable to conduct testing…
18. To Size and Design A Commercial Size Kiln
One of the most common reasons for
conducting testing is to gather the
necessary data for sizing a commercial size
unit for an intended application.
19. In this setting, the desired set of product
parameters has typically been determined,
and the customer needs to know how the
kiln will need to be designed to produce
those specifications.
20. To Aid in Product Development
Testing is also useful in the product
development stage.
21. To Aid in Product Development
Testing is also useful in the product
development stage.
Here, testing can be carried out on small
batches of material, in order to determine
what specifications will be needed for the
job at hand.
22. This is commonly seen in the proppant
industry, where proppants must be
carefully designed to perform under the
specific characteristics of the deposit.
23. To Confirm Viability of an Intended Process
Testing is also a valuable tool in determining
whether or not an intended process holds
potential for a commercial scale operation.
24. To Confirm Viability of an Intended Process
Testing is also a valuable tool in determining
whether or not an intended process holds
potential for a commercial scale operation.
Here, testing at various scales can be used
to determine if a process is both technically
possible, and economically viable.
25. A common example of this can be seen
in the recovery of metals from wastes:
26. A common example of this can be seen
in the recovery of metals from wastes:
Often times waste materials may contain
valuable metals, but are landfilled
because the metals are not accessible in
their current form.
27. A common example of this can be seen
in the recovery of metals from wastes:
Often times waste materials may contain
valuable metals, but are landfilled
because the metals are not accessible in
their current form.
In cases like this, the waste material can
be tested to determine if the metal can
be recovered in an economically
viable way.
28. To Test Variable Process Conditions
Testing is also helpful when a company
would like to improve their existing thermal
process, without having to use their
own kiln.
29. To Test Variable Process Conditions
Testing is also helpful when a company
would like to improve their existing thermal
process, without having to use their
own kiln.
Testing allows them to try out various
process conditions in a test setting, without
disrupting production of their existing
system.
31. Testing is commonly conducted first at batch
scale, and then at pilot scale.
32. Batch Testing
Batch, or feasibility testing, involves testing
small sample sizes in order to gather initial
process data, such as time and
temperature profiles.
33. Batch Testing
Batch, or feasibility testing, involves testing
small sample sizes in order to gather initial
process data, such as time and
temperature profiles.
This is a cost-effective way to gather initial
process data and help define process
parameters needed for pilot scale testing.
34. Pilot Testing
Pilot testing is carried out at a much larger
scale, allowing for a continuous process to
be tested and commercial process
conditions to be simulated.
35. During both types of testing, solid samples can
be regularly removed from the kiln to analyze
the physical and chemical properties of the
material at defined intervals.
37. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
38. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
• Compression Strength
39. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
• Compression Strength
• Bulk Density
40. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
• Compression Strength
• Bulk Density
• Crush Strength
41. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
• Compression Strength
• Bulk Density
• Crush Strength
• Chemical Analysis
42. Various material characteristics can be
analyzed to ensure a product is meeting
desired specifications. This might include:
• Flowability
• Compression Strength
• Bulk Density
• Crush Strength
• Chemical Analysis
• Gas Sampling & Monitoring
43. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
44. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
• Residence Time
45. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
46. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
• Temperature Requirements
47. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
• Temperature Requirements
• Kiln Speed
48. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including:
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
• Temperature Requirements
• Kiln Speed
• Emissions
49. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
• Temperature Requirements
• Kiln Speed
• Emissions
• Feed Rate
50. A number of data points can also be
collected during processing, including
• Residence Time
• Kiln Slope
• Temperature Requirements
• Kiln Speed
• Emissions
• Feed Rate
• And more…
51. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
52. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
53. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
- Thermal Oxidizer
54. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
- Thermal Oxidizer
- Baghouse
55. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
- Thermal Oxidizer
- Baghouse
- Wet Scrubber
56. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
- Thermal Oxidizer
- Baghouse
- Wet Scrubber
- Removable Flights, Dams, and Bed Disturbers
57. The FEECO Innovation Center offers
comprehensive testing options for thermal
applications. In addition to batch and pilot
scale direct and indirect kilns, FEECO offers a
range of optional testing equipment,
including:
- Combustion Chamber
- Thermal Oxidizer
- Baghouse
- Wet Scrubber
- Removable Flights, Dams, and Bed Disturbers
- And more…
58. Test kilns can also be configured to test
co-current and counter current processing
conditions.
59. In addition, we have partnered with
Rockwell Automation to bring our
customers the best in process automation,
both as a service in the Innovation Center,
and as part of a system purchase.
60. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
61. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
62. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
63. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
64. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
65. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
66. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
- Horsepower
67. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
- Horsepower
- Speed
68. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
- Horsepower
- Speed
- System Pressure
69. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
- Horsepower
- Speed
- System Pressure
- Temperature
70. This allows us to track and adjust a variety
of data points in real-time, all from a single
interface. Data points include:
- Current (Amps)
- Feed Rate
- Flow Rates
- Fuel Usage
- Gas Sampling & Analysis
- Horsepower
- Speed
- System Pressure
- Temperature
- Torque
71. These data points can then be selected,
trended, and reported on, giving
customers an unparalleled process design
and optimization experience.
72. Conclusion
Testing is a critical component in the
development of both new and existing rotary
kiln applications.
73. Conclusion
Testing is a critical component in the
development of both new and existing rotary
kiln applications.
The testing process not only determines if a
process is technically and economically viable,
but it also gathers the data necessary for scale-
up to a commercial size unit.
74. has been a leader in the thermal processing
industry since the 1950s, providing process &
product development, feasibility testing,
maintenance services, and high-quality,
custom rotary kilns.
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