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The Environmental Engineering and Reactor Technology Group works with experimental and theoretical analysis of separator and reactor performance, modelling of physical processes, numerical methods, statistics, heat and mass transfer, bubble, drop and particle size distributions, crystallization, mixing, thermodynamics, transport phenomena including rheology of complex fluids and surfaces. These concepts are used for design of reactors and separators and total chemical and bio-chemical process plants, including techno-economical evaluations.

Typical component separation technologies like membranes and absorptions are used for CO2-capture, which is an important part of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) systems. These technologies can also be used for separation of other chemical components.

Phase separation technologies, based on knowledge on fluid particle breakage and coalescence, are important in chemical and bio-chemical industries. Bio and chemical reactor technology is central in most process plants converting raw material to sustainable products in bio-refining and chemical industry.  

Educationally the main objective of the group is to educate MSc for the Norwegian industry and to raise the national scientific competence in our field of research through PhD studies.

Preparation

Characterisation

Engineers

  • Gøril Flatberg
  • Per Birger Mikael Hammer

Additional Instruments

In K5 and Chemistry Hall D, we have multiple rigs for testing of catalysts and processes. Most of these are project related, and not for public use. However, we also have a few "common" setups:

  • SSITKA Units
  • Calorimeter
  • Parr High Pressure Batch Reactors

If there is an interest in using these, please contact the engineers.

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