Risks From Rising Temperature
In chemical process scale-up, understanding temperature change and the associated heat that is accumulated by the reaction are critical to process safety.
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Reaction Calorimetry in the Chemical Industry
This webinar focuses on applications and the importance of mixing and reaction calorimetry in the chemical process industry. A series of industrial case studies on the fundamentals of scale-up are presented.
During this presentation on mixing and reaction calorimetry, Ray Machado provides guidance and shares his experience on broad technical topics, including:
Reaction calorimetry evaluates the heat discharged from a physical process or chemical reaction under process-like environments and delivers information on the kinetics of the reaction and thermochemistry.
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Ray Machado is president of rm2 technologies LLC, a company focused on teaching the application of mixing technology. He is also employed by Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. where he serves as a senior consultant specializing in gas-liquid reaction engineering. He has managed a number of technical development and applications teams and has experience in applied reactor engineering, scale-up of chemical reaction processes, mass transfer, heat transfer, and reaction calorimetry. Ray received a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He has served as a part-time instructor at Lehigh University and currently teaches industrial courses on the fundamentals of scale-up. He holds 17 patents, has collaborated on 17 publications.
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