Green Chemistry: Synthesis Process in Micro Reactors
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental and Green Processes".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2021) | Viewed by 22139
Special Issue Editor
Interests: catalytic reaction; polymer recycling; biochemical engineering; process design using ASPEN
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Dear Colleagues,
Microreactors have proven indispensable to many fields of research ranging from catalysis to cellular biology and shown great potentials in intensifying reaction processes in comparison to conventional reactors. The improved mass transfer can lead to enhanced reaction rates (e.g., in the presence of multiphase fluids or solid catalysts). The heat transfer enhancement avoids the presence of temperature hot spots due to the local accumulation of reaction heat in the microreactor. Much less chemical waste or exposure to hazardous/toxic compounds is created at aggressive conditions. The modular, flexible, and compact microreactor design allows an easy upscaling from the laboratory to the industrial scale aiming at mass production, and from microreactor design to microreactor process design, a field that requires corresponding engineering skills. This technology, already having shown a broad variety of facets concerning different applications, has now reached the field of downstream processing to influence industrial pilot and even production processing. This Special Issue focuses on the original scientific papers describing new devices, methodologies and application, e.g., biotechnologies, to face the challenge in design, fabrication, process-specific standardization, and scalability up to the industrial level of microreactors.
Prof. Dr. Ho-Shing Wu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Catalytic coating
- Fabrication technology
- Modelling
- Multiphase reaction
- Scale up
- Temperature distribution
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