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SY-60 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes]
(4) The State of the Art of Particle-Fluid Separation Process

Organizer:

Kawasaki Kenji (Ehime Univ.)

Recently, particle-fluid separation is widely applied to the fields of bio-, food and medical technologies. Thus, the establishment of innovative separation technologies is becoming more and more important. This symposium will provide researchers with a first-class opportunity to meet, discuss and learn about the latest results and developments in the field.

Hall CB, Day 1

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Hall CB(Bldg. "Lecture Room & Student Office", Faculty of Engineering 2F 202), Day 1(Sep. 18)
(9:20–10:00) (Chair: Mukai Yasuhito)
9:20– 9:40	CB102	Adsorption treatment of Nickel in plating waste water with humus (Ehime U.) *(Reg)Kawasaki Kenji, Mori Yusuke	adsorption treatment of Nickel plating waste water humus	SY-60	960
9:40– 10:00	CB103	Permeation characteristics of chitosan membranes with vascular structure prepared with 3D-printed PVA molds (Niigata U.) *(Reg)Tanaka Takaaki, Matsumoto Masayoshi, Katagiri Masaho, Ochiai Akihito, (Reg)Taniguchi Masayuki	chitosan membrane 3D-printed mold	SY-60	1000
(10:20–11:20) (Chair: Tanaka Takaaki)
10:20– 10:40	CB105	Concentration separation of the humic acid using freeze concentration with ultrasonic irradiation (Ehime U.) *(Stu)Mikami Kousaku, (Reg)Kawasaki Kenji, (Yamaguchi U.) (Reg)Nakakura Hideo	Humic acid Ultrasonic irradiation Freeze concentration	SY-60	273
10:40– 11:00	CB106	Influence of ultrasonic irradiation on fine particle fractionation using microfiltration (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Kodama A., (Reg)Mukai Y.	ultrasonic particle fractionation microfiltration	SY-60	1078
11:00– 11:20	CB107	Characteristics of constant rate filtration in dynamic filter with rotating drum and tangential flow (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Kurimoto Y., (Reg)Mukai Y.	dynamic filtration rotating filter tangential flow	SY-60	1079
(11:20–12:00) (Chair: Kawasaki Kenji)
11:20– 12:00	CB108	[Review lecture] New developments of engineering for solid-liquid separation (Nagoya U.) (Reg)Iritani Eiji	Solid-liquid separation Cake compressibility Membrane Clogging	SY-60	32
(13:00–14:20) (Chair: Katagiri Nobuyuki, Kawasaki Kenji)
13:00– 13:20	CB113	Electrokinetic response of solid-liquid mixture during filtration and ex-pression processes (Osaka Pref. U.) (Stu)Shimoizu Kazuya, Sadai Haruna, (Reg)Iwasaki Tomohiro, (Yabuta Industries) Yabuta Nobuyasu, (Osaka Pref. U.) *(Reg)Iwata Masashi	expression streaming potential filtration period	SY-60	719
13:20– 13:40	CB114	Development of particle counter using spectral properties of Metal Mesh Device (Fukuoka U.) *(Stu)Saiki Atsushi, Matsushita Ryosuke, Iwashita Kakeru, (Reg)Seto Hirokazu, (Murata Manufacturing) (Cor)Kamba Seiji, (Fukuoka U.) (Reg)Hirohashi Yumiko, (Reg)Shinto Hiroyuki	metal mesh device particle size distribution size separation	SY-60	122
13:40– 14:00	CB115	Particle separation by deformation of gel packed in column (Saga U.) *(Reg)Kawakita Hidetaka, (Stu)Esaki Shohei, (Stu)Ogawa Megumi, (Reg)Morisada Shintaro, (Reg)Ohto Keisuke	particle separation gel deformation ceramics	SY-60	715
14:00– 14:20	CB116	The consideration of filtration rate of bentonite suspension with poly((2-dimethylamino)ethyl methacrylate) (Akita U.) *(Reg)Nakamura Ayano, Sato Hiromu, (Sanwa Tekki) Sato Yusuke, (Akita U.) (Reg)Murakami Kenji	Temperature-responsive polymer Filtration Aggregation	SY-60	190
(14:40–16:00) (Chair: Kawakita Hidetaka, Nakamura Ayano)
14:40– 15:00	CB118	Improvement in Settling Performance of Disrupted Sludge by Stepwise Addition of Inorganic Salts (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Minato Jumpei, (Reg)Iritani Eiji	settling flocculation disrupted sludge	SY-60	870
15:00– 15:20	CB119	Evaluation of Compression-Permeability Characteristics of Emulsion Cake Based on Centrifugal Flotation Data (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Fukuda Masahide, (Reg)Iritani Eiji	centrifugal flotation compression-permeability characteristics emulsion cake	SY-60	875
15:20– 15:40	CB120	Effect of Coexisting Fine Particles on Membrane Filtration Properties of Yeast (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Nakane Ryohei, (Reg)Katagiri Nobuyuki, (Reg)Iritani Eiji	filtration yeast fine particles	SY-60	878
15:40– 16:00	CB121	Membrane Fouling Properties of Solution Containing Polysaccharide and Protein as Model of Microbial Metabolite (Nagoya U.) *(Stu)Matsuyama Rieko, (Reg)Katagiri Nobuyuki, (Reg)Iritani Eiji	membrane fouling polysaccharide protein	SY-60	880

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Session programs : SY-60

SY-60 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes] (4) The State of the Art of Particle-Fluid Separation Process

`SCEJ 50th Autumn Meeting (Kagoshima, 2018)`

SY-60 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes]
(4) The State of the Art of Particle-Fluid Separation Process