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Biodiesel – Oxidation, Storage Stability And Materials Compatibility – The Brazilian R&D Experience, Eduardo Cavalcanti
Biodiesel – Oxidation, Storage Stability And Materials Compatibility – The Brazilian R&D Experience, Eduardo Cavalcanti
Bioenergy - II: Fuels and Chemicals from Renewable Resources
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Hybrid Staged Thermolysis To Valorise Biomass, Paul J. De Wild
Hybrid Staged Thermolysis To Valorise Biomass, Paul J. De Wild
Bioenergy - II: Fuels and Chemicals from Renewable Resources
The need for a renewable ‘green’ chemistry is adamant because of the adverse effects of the increasing use of fossil fuels on our society, like global warming and the depletion of fossil fuel resources. Therefore, the use of ligno-cellulosic (woody) types of biomass as a renewable source for chemicals and energy is increasingly becoming important. Unfortunately, the heterogeneity of biomass presents a major obstacle to chemical utilization. The main constituents hemicellulose, cellulose and lignin are strongly interconnected by a variety of physico-chemical bonds that makes it difficult to extract individual chemicals in high yields. So an efficient and cost-effective fractionation …
A Selective Recovery Methodology For The Primary Purification Of Lipid Envelope Virus-Like Particles From S. Cerevisiae, Gaik Sui Kee, Hari Pujar, Nigel Titchener-Hooker
A Selective Recovery Methodology For The Primary Purification Of Lipid Envelope Virus-Like Particles From S. Cerevisiae, Gaik Sui Kee, Hari Pujar, Nigel Titchener-Hooker
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Well-Characterized Adenoviral Vector-Based Vaccines: Are We There Yet?, Katey Einterz Owen
Well-Characterized Adenoviral Vector-Based Vaccines: Are We There Yet?, Katey Einterz Owen
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Vaccine Development For Developing Countries – Regulatory Approach In The European Union, Manfred G. Haase
Vaccine Development For Developing Countries – Regulatory Approach In The European Union, Manfred G. Haase
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Analytical And Manufacturing Challenges In Preparation Of Bacterial Polysaccharide Conjugates, Carl Frasch
Analytical And Manufacturing Challenges In Preparation Of Bacterial Polysaccharide Conjugates, Carl Frasch
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Quality Issues: The Good-Enough Vaccine, Philip Minor
Quality Issues: The Good-Enough Vaccine, Philip Minor
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Development Of Validated Assays For Measuring The Human Antibody Response To Polysaccharide Conjugate Vaccines, Helena Käyhty
Development Of Validated Assays For Measuring The Human Antibody Response To Polysaccharide Conjugate Vaccines, Helena Käyhty
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Towards A Therapeutic Hepatitis C Vaccine – A Preclinical And Clinical Learning Curve, Alexander Von Gabain
Towards A Therapeutic Hepatitis C Vaccine – A Preclinical And Clinical Learning Curve, Alexander Von Gabain
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Challenge Of Filing 4 New Vaccines At Once – Lessons Learned, Keith Chirgwin
Challenge Of Filing 4 New Vaccines At Once – Lessons Learned, Keith Chirgwin
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Veev Replicon-Based Vaccines Used In Heterologous Prime Boost Strategies Induce Lifelong Protection Against Prostate Cancer And Therapy Of Cervical Cancer In Mice And Robust Cell-Mediated Immunity In Rhesus Macaques, W. Martin Kast
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Process Intensification For Large Scale Manufacturing Issues, J.C. Drugmand, N. Havelange, N. Alaoui, J. Castillo
Process Intensification For Large Scale Manufacturing Issues, J.C. Drugmand, N. Havelange, N. Alaoui, J. Castillo
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Trouble-Shooting Fermentation And Primary Recovery Manufacturing Issues In Order To Optimize Antigen Expression For The Vaccine Business, Tim Lee
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Development Of Vaxfectin®-Adjuvanted Dna Vaccines, Alain Rolland
Development Of Vaxfectin®-Adjuvanted Dna Vaccines, Alain Rolland
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Vaccine Technology Ii: Conference Program, Barry C. Buckland, John G. Auniņš, Paula Marques Alves, Kathrin U. Jansen
Vaccine Technology Ii: Conference Program, Barry C. Buckland, John G. Auniņš, Paula Marques Alves, Kathrin U. Jansen
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Focus On Aggregation: Causes, Impact & Characterization, John Philo
Focus On Aggregation: Causes, Impact & Characterization, John Philo
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Emerging Diseases, Zoonoses And Vaccines To Control Them, Paul-Pierre Pastoret
Emerging Diseases, Zoonoses And Vaccines To Control Them, Paul-Pierre Pastoret
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Vaccine Technology Ii: Abstracts Of Oral Presentations, The Editors
Vaccine Technology Ii: Abstracts Of Oral Presentations, The Editors
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Flublok, A High Dose Recombinant Hemagglutinin Influenza Vaccine, Manon Cox
Flublok, A High Dose Recombinant Hemagglutinin Influenza Vaccine, Manon Cox
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Challenges And Solutions For The Next Generation Of Vaccines: Development Of Cell Culture-Based Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine, Jonathan Liu, Luis Maranga, Sachin Mani, Richard Schwartz
Challenges And Solutions For The Next Generation Of Vaccines: Development Of Cell Culture-Based Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine, Jonathan Liu, Luis Maranga, Sachin Mani, Richard Schwartz
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Developing Vaccines For Neglected Diseases, Douglas Holtzman
Developing Vaccines For Neglected Diseases, Douglas Holtzman
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Rsv Vaccine Using Recombinant F Protein?, Sophie Nallet
Rsv Vaccine Using Recombinant F Protein?, Sophie Nallet
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Vaccine Technology Ii: Abstracts Of Poster Presentations, The Editors
Vaccine Technology Ii: Abstracts Of Poster Presentations, The Editors
Vaccine Technology II
No abstract provided.
Preface, Hans Müller-Steinhagen, M. Reza Malayeri, A. Paul Watkinson
Preface, Hans Müller-Steinhagen, M. Reza Malayeri, A. Paul Watkinson
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
No abstract provided.
Table Of Contents, Hans Müller-Steinhagen, M. Reza Malayeri, Paul Watkinson
Table Of Contents, Hans Müller-Steinhagen, M. Reza Malayeri, Paul Watkinson
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
No abstract provided.
Applying Technology Advancements To Improve Heat Exchanger Economic And Environmental Performance In Refinery Crude Preheat Trains, Himanshu Joshi, Fred Hoeve, Eric Van Der Zijden
Applying Technology Advancements To Improve Heat Exchanger Economic And Environmental Performance In Refinery Crude Preheat Trains, Himanshu Joshi, Fred Hoeve, Eric Van Der Zijden
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
Fouling of heat exchangers in crude preheat trains is a major refinery operations business factor. It is realised that fouling cannot be completely eliminated, but considerable economic and environmental benefits are available with the proper application of improved technology in both the equipment and software asset management tools areas. This paper presents a technology update of refinery applications of a heat exchanger network analysis software to identify optimal crude preheat train cleaning.
Designing Two-Phase Flow Heat Exchangers For Mitigating Fouling, C.B. Panchal, Blazo Ljubicic
Designing Two-Phase Flow Heat Exchangers For Mitigating Fouling, C.B. Panchal, Blazo Ljubicic
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
Significant progress has been made in understanding the underlying mechanisms of hydrocarbon fouling and characterizing the effects of physical and chemical parameters in single-phase flows. However, the interactive effects of two-phase flows and fouling mechanisms are poorly understood. Many of the industrial heat exchangers in refining and petrochemical processing operate under multiphase flow conditions with varying flow regimes. Fouling and localized corrosion are generally experienced due to maldistribution of vapor and liquid phases in such heat exchangers. This is because design methods are inadequate to determine localized process conditions that could induce severe fouling locally, which could also lead to …
Crystallization Fouling Behaviour Of Uranium Oxide And Alumnosilicate Scale In High Level Nuclear Waste Medium, Jonas Addai-Mensah, Jun Li, Bill Wilmarth
Crystallization Fouling Behaviour Of Uranium Oxide And Alumnosilicate Scale In High Level Nuclear Waste Medium, Jonas Addai-Mensah, Jun Li, Bill Wilmarth
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
During high level nuclear waste (HLNW) liquor processing in evaporators operating in the temperature range 30 - 140 °C, dissolved silica, alumina, sodium hydroxide, uranium-235 and transuranic species (e.g. plutonium-238) invariably become concentrated. As the liquor evaporation proceeds, the sodium aluminosilicate (SAS) and radionuclides may exceed their solubility limits and co-precipitate, fouling the tubes and walls of the evaporator. If the fouling process is not effectively controlled or mitigated, radionuclide scale accumulation exceeding the critical mass necessary for self-sustaining nuclear fission reaction may proceed at an alarming rate, posing a serious criticality concern. To probe the mechanisms underpinning uranium oxide-sodium …
Precipitation And Fouling In Heavy Oil–Diluent Blends, E Hong, A. Paul Watkinson
Precipitation And Fouling In Heavy Oil–Diluent Blends, E Hong, A. Paul Watkinson
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
Heavy oil fractions rich in asphaltenes were mixed with diluents containing from 0.6-25% aromatics, and the resulting blends subjected to batch precipitation experiments at 85°C, and thermal fouling tests at surface temperatures in the range 230-310ºC. Deposit compositions were determined, and are compared with suspended asphaltene composition. When the heavy oils were blended with the most aromatic diluents, precipitation and fouling were negligible. As the aromaticity of the diluents was decreased, the extent of asphaltene precipitation and the fouling rates increased. The solubility parameter of the blends, δmix, and the flocculation solubility parameter for asphaltenes, δf , were determined from …
Costs Due To Utility Fouling In China, Xu Zhi-Ming, Zhang Zhong-Bin, Yang Shan-Rang
Costs Due To Utility Fouling In China, Xu Zhi-Ming, Zhang Zhong-Bin, Yang Shan-Rang
Heat Exchanger Fouling and Cleaning VII
This paper puts forward a method for evaluating the fouling costs of boilers and turbines in power plants. Furthermore, the Huaneng Dalian Power Plant and Changshan Power Plant are taken as examples for analyzing the costs of fouling. Based on data of on-site measurements in the above Power Plants, the costs due to fouling such as excess surface area, product loss, operating maintenance and increase of product costs are calculated. Results show that the total economical loss due to boiler and turbine fouling in China reaches 4.68 billion dollars, which covers is about 0.169% GDP of China in 2006.