🌟 We were delighted to welcome Prof. Haigang Wang and two of his team members from the Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics from the Chinese Academy of Sciences to our institute yesterday! Prof. Wang delivered an excellent talk titled "Investigation of Fluidized Bed Drying and Coating Process Based on Multi-Modalities Process Tomography", providing fascinating insights into his research. 🧑🏫 📊 During his visit, we had fruitful discussions about potential collaborations and had the pleasure of showcasing our laboratories and research activities. 🔍 His expertise and ideas have sparked exciting possibilities for joint projects. We are excited to build on this exchange and work towards future collaborative endeavors. 🤝 #ParticleTechnology #FluidizedBed #Collaboration #TUHH
Institut für Feststoffverfahrenstechnik und Partikeltechnologie, Technische Universität Hamburg
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Challenges in solids process engineering: from micro to macro scale
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The Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology (SPE) has been founded as one of the first institutes of the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) in 1980 by Prof. Joachim Werther and since 2008 the institute is headed by Prof. Stefan Heinrich. The research focus of the institute is the fluidized bed technology and its industrial applications. We investigate physical and chemical particle rate and transport processes like classification, drying, heating and cooling of solids, combustion, incineration, gasification and pyrolysis of solid fuels, including hard and brown coals, dewatered and/or dried sewage sludge, biomasses and different kinds of wastes. Hereby the research work is mainly directed towards combustion behavior, emission formation and reduction and measures for emission reduction, co-combustion and gasification. The major research area of the institute is formulation and design of particles by coating, encapsulation, granulation, and agglomeration, mainly by spray-fluidized beds but also by spray drying. Experimental investigations with novel developed measurement methods are supported and compared by hierarchically structured theoretical approaches. The model development includes particle based methods (e.g. DEM, population balances), continuous models (e.g. FEM, CFD) as well as steady-state and dynamic flowsheet simulations of solids processes, whereas simulations consider individual particles, bulk solids and multiphase particle laden flows. In order to meet these challenges we have also collaborations with numerous research groups, industrial partners, and federal institutions.
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- Hamburg, Hamburg
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- fluidization, particle formulation, solids processing, energy technology, powder handling, apparatus simulation, plant-scale simulation, contact and breakage mechanics, flowsheet simulation und food technology
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Beschäftigte von Institut für Feststoffverfahrenstechnik und Partikeltechnologie, Technische Universität Hamburg
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Vasyl Skorych
Research Assistant
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Stefan Heinrich
Professor and Director of the Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology at Hamburg University of Technology
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Amirali Khosrozadeh
Researcher
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Swantje Pietsch-Braune
Senior engineer at Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology, TUHH
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🎉 Exciting news! The RTG Climate-Informed Engineering has been approved by the DFG, and we are thrilled to be part of this groundbreaking initiative in Research Area B4: "Climate-dependency of food powder storage and processing." 🌍📊 We extend our heartfelt thanks to Nima Shokri (Speaker) and irina smirnova (Deputy Speaker) for their outstanding effort in successfully submitting the proposal. Your dedication has paved the way for innovative research at the intersection of climate and engineering. 🙏 We look forward to the official project launch and the collaborative opportunities it will bring! 🚀 Here's to advancing knowledge and driving impactful solutions together. 💡🔗
We have received approximately 7 million euros in research funding from DFG! I am pleased to announce that our RTG proposal on Climate-Informed Engineering has been successfully funded by the DFG! We have secured approximately 7 million euros for this project. We introduced the concept of Climate-Informed Engineering first in an invited article, which made it to the cover of the ACS Engineering AU in 2023 (the photo below). This paper formed the foundation of our proposal. We plan to recruit 20 PhD candidates in this project along with a postdoc researcher. This project holds significant importance for us at Hamburg University of Technology, as it aligns with the research direction of TUHH and the focus of the United Nations University Hub at TUHH on Engineering to Face Climate Change. As John F. Kennedy once said, “Victory has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan”. So, I cannot announce this great news without acknowledging the incredible individuals who made this possible. First and foremost, I owe immense gratitude to my lifelong friend, companion, and wife, Dr. Salome Michelle Sophie Shokri-Kuehni. Living with someone who works around the clock is not easy task, yet she has been nothing short of amazing. Salome has shouldered countless responsibilities, allowing me to pursue ambitious goals with determination. Her patience, strength and wisdom have provided a solid foundation upon which I could aim for the highest goal I could possibly ever imagine. Special thanks also go to the PIs of the project including Peter Fröhle, Stefan Heinrich, Cathy Hohenegger, Patrick Huber, Andreas Liese, Thomas Rung, Marcus Rutner, Michael Schlüter, Kay Smarsly, irina smirnova, and Bjorn Stevens. Their dedication was essential for sharpening and strengthening the project's focus. The support from The United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH) and their interest in contributing to the training and supervision plans are greatly appreciated. Also, this project could never have reached this level without the support of my team at the Institute of Geo-Hydroinformatics. Moreover, I am grateful for the extraordinary support from the TUHH leadership—at a level I have never seen elsewhere—including our visionary President Andreas Timm-Giel, our pragmatic and dedicated Chancellor Mr. Arne Burda, our incredibly proactive and decisive Vice President for Research irina smirnova, and the consistently supportive Vice President for Teaching Wolfgang Kersten. Additionally, I would like to express my gratitude to the Ministry of Science & Research, particularly Ms. Katharina Fegebank, the Minister and the Second Mayor of #Hamburg, for their consistent support of TUHH and its growth phase. Their support has enabled us to develop new ideas and conduct cutting-edge research at TUHH. And finally, I would like to thank Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - German Research Foundation for enabling us to bring our ideas to life.
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🌟 Exciting Project Meeting! 🌟 Last Friday, we had a productive project meeting as part of our DFG-funded trilateral transfer project "Development of an intelligent Digital Twin for prediction and control of the process behavior via transient flowsheet simulation using the example of fluidized bed spray granulation", jointly conducted by Fraunhofer IFF, PERGANDE Group, and our team. 📊 💻 🧑🔬 👷Special thanks to our PhD students Robert Kräuter and Xiye Zhou for their excellent presentations and the promising results they shared during the project meeting! 🙌 The day was filled with insightful discussions, valuable exchanges of ideas, and a fascinating guided tour of the facilities of PERGANDE Group. Thank you Hon.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mirko Peglow for inviting us. 🙏 We’re grateful for the opportunity to work together and are already looking forward to potential future projects with this amazing team. 🤝 #ParticleTechnoloy #FluidizedBedSprayGranulation #TrilateralTransferProject
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🔬 Exciting New Research Alert! 📄 We are thrilled to share our latest publication in Powder Technology, focusing on innovations in granular mixing - vital for the pharmaceutical industry. Our study includes DEM simulations of a mixing process and introduces a novel calculation method to measure mixing quality, examining factors such as stirrer design, rotational speed, particle density, and deflector configurations. 📊 Key findings include the enhanced mixing quality at variable speeds and the significant impact of deflectors on cohesive powders. This advancement supports a more efficient, stable mixing process! Special thanks to our external PhD candidate from company Syntegon, Nizar Salloum, and the co-authors Thomas Brinz and Aitor Atxutegi for their fantastic contributions to this work! 🙏 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dkKp8zWZ #ParticleTechnology #granularmixing #DEM #NewPublication
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🚀 What an incredible week at the 16th Professional Course on Fluidization Technology in Hamburg! 🙌 From deep dives into fluid-mechanical principles, heat, and mass transfer to hands-on demonstrations in fluidized bed spray granulation, each session offered valuable insights. Special thanks to all participants (in Hamburg and online) for making this event vibrant with your engagement and thoughtful contributions. Your questions and discussions brought each topic to life! 🌟 A huge thank you to our esteemed external speakers, including Prof. Evangelos Tsostas, Sankaran Sundaresan, Hon.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mirko Peglow, Lennart Fries, Michael Jacob, Sören Lehmann, Prof. Dr. Frank Kleine Jaeger and Paul Kieckhefen, who shared their expertise with passion and clarity. In addition, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to Stefan Dietrich from Parsum GmbH and Dr. Udo Schlemm from TEWS Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG for the outstanding demonstration of their inline sensors at this year’s course. 🙏 Our time outside the classroom was equally memorable. We enjoyed lively evenings in restaurants, where conversations continued over delicious meals, forging connections and sharing experiences beyond the academic setting. 🍻 Looking forward to our course next year! Don't miss to register. ✍ #FluidizationTechnology #ProfessionalCourse #ParticleTechnology #ThankYou
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🌟 Exciting New Publication from Our Institute Reveals Key Advances in Biomass Pelletization! 🌟 We are happy to announce our new open-access publication “Impact of press channel diameter-to-length ratio on the mechanical properties of biomass pellets during storage” in the journal Fuel Processing Technology: https://lnkd.in/eUVy9qxh In our previous studies, we have already shown to what extent the structure and stability of biomass pellets are negatively influenced by varying humidity levels during storage. https://lnkd.in/eCZknqHQ https://lnkd.in/erYvs8N4 The resulting undesirably higher proportion of fines can lead to poorer handling of the pellet bulk, product loss and lower combustion efficiency. However, controlling environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity during storage in order to keep the quality of biomass pellets constant is both difficult and ecologically unreasonable. Therefore, our new study demonstrate that specific adjustments in the pelletizing process, particularly extending the press channel length, can enhance the structural integrity of biomass pellets during storage. Here, we employed µCT analysis and image processing to gain novel insights into the radial porosity distribution of biomass pellets as affected by varying press channel length. Speacial thanks to our phd student Abdullah Sadeq, chief engineer Swantje Pietsch-Braune and Professor Stefan Heinrich for their outstanding work on this topic!
Impact of press channel diameter-to-length ratio on the mechanical properties of biomass pellets during storage
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👋 We are looking forward to welcoming this year's participants in Hamburg and online next week. 🎉
📣 Join us this November for our exciting professional course about #fluidization technology that is open to everyone, regardless of your experience level! 📅 Date: 4 - 7 November 2024 📍 Location: on-site in Hamburg or online 💼 Who Should Attend: Anyone with a passion for fluidized bed technology and for learning! This course highlights the fundamentals and applications of various types and different scales of fluidized bed processes for #drying, #coating, #granulation and #agglomeration of particles with practical hints and extensive calculation examples 👨🔬👩🔬📝. We are looking forward to welcoming you. 🚀 Sign up today! 🚀 Additonal information can be found here: https://lnkd.in/emAZ5tJD
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On October 17th and 18th, we had the pleasure of attending the annual conference of the Collaborative Research Center "Smart Reactors". 🧑🏫 It was a wonderfully organized event with outstanding contributions from all participating researchers. Our PhD students, Maike Orth and Shaik Asif delivered excellent presentations and engaged actively in discussions during the poster session. 🤝 Beyond the exceptional scientific exchange, a special highlight was Thursday evening’s boat trip, where we enjoyed great food and lively conversations in a relaxed atmosphere. 🛳️ A big thank you to everyone involved (especially irina smirnova, Michael Schlüter and Monika Johannsen) for making this such a memorable gathering! 🙏 #SMARTreactors #AnnualConference #ParticleTechnology #FluidizedBed
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✨ Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting Prof. Daniele Marchisio from Politecnico di Torino at our institute. We had the opportunity to present our research activities and laboratories and to explore potential collaborations. 🤝 Prof. Marchisio's research focuses on computational fluid dynamics, particularly in multiphase flows and population balance models, which are key areas of interest for us. 💻 During his visit, he also delivered a fascinating keynote lecture at the annual conference of the Collaborative Research Center CRC1615 "Smart Reactors" here in Hamburg, providing deep insights into his cutting-edge work. 👏 #SMARTreactors #PopulationBalanceModeling #ParticleTechnology #Collaborations
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🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 We are thrilled to welcome Katharina Mohrdieck as a new member of our institute! 🎉 Katharina will be contributing to an important IGF project titled: "Identification, Detection, and Modeling of Process Anomalies in Fluidized Bed Spray Agglomeration to Ensure Product Quality." This project holds significant industrial relevance and combines experimental approaches with cutting-edge machine learning methods. 🤖🔬 We are excited about the potential impact of this research and look forward to collaborating closely with the project advisory committee. Welcome, Katharina Mohrdieck! We are excited to work together on this innovative journey and are happy to have you in our team. 🚀 #WelcomeToTheTeam #FluidizedBed #Agglomeration #Research