SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015): Hall and day program

`SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015)`

Hall and day program

Hall B

Most recent update: 2015-03-05 09:42:37

Day 2
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:00–10:20) (Chair: Nomura M.)
9:00– 9:20	B201	Structure and hydrogen permeation performance of pore- fill-type Pd membrane (RITE) *Baba Michiko, Yogo Katsunori	membrane hydrogen permeation	4-a	778
9:20– 9:40	B202	Preparation of Carbon-ceramic membranes by counter-diffusion reactive thermal CVD method using toluene (Hiroshima U.) *Yoshioka T., Yamamoto M., Nagasawa H., Kanezashi M., Tsuru T.	CVD carbon ceramic membrane	4-a	751
9:40– 10:00	B203	Hydrogen separation from gas mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen by vanadium alloy membranes (NIMS) *Nishimura Chikashi, (Suzuki Shokan) Kimura Hirotaka, (NIMS) Tsai Jeng-Ting	vanadium energy carrier membrane	4-a	763
10:00– 10:20	B204	Fabrication of tough amino acid ionic liquid-based gel films with high CO₂ permeability (Kobe U./MaF Tech. Center) *Kamio Eiji, Moghadam Farhad, Yoshizumi Ayumi, Matsuyama Hideto	Amino acid ionic liquid Gel membrane	4-a	799
10:20– 10:40		Break
(10:40–12:00) (Chair: Kamio E., Hara N.)
10:40– 11:00	B206	Preparation of high silica CHA membrane using zeolite as starting material and separation property (Hitachizosen) *Imasaka Satoshi, Itakura Masaya, Yano Kazuhiro, Fujita Suguru, (AIST) Hasegawa Yasuhisa, Abe Chie	zeolite membrane chabazite	4-a	304
11:00– 11:20	B207	Microwave-assisted synthesis of SAPO-34 membrane (Tokyo Tech. Inst.) *Hirota Yuichiro, Tamura Shingo, Ito Akira	zeolite membrane microwave heating carbon dioxide separation	4-a	291
11:20– 11:40	B208	xylene isomers separation property and growth process of silicalite-1 membrane (Waseda U.) *Sakai M., Kaneko T., Iijima Y., Tomaki K., (Waseda U./JST-CREST) Matsukata M.	silicalite-1 membrane xylene separation growth	4-a	594
11:40– 12:00	B209	Study of Permeation Properties of hydrophobic silica membranes with Hansen Solubility Parameter (Kansai U.) *Araki S., Gondou D., Yamamoto H.	Hansen Solubility Parameter hydrohobic silica	4-a	148
(13:00–15:00) (Chair: Kaneko H., Yamada H.)
13:00– 13:20	B213	ZIF-8 membranes prepared from immiscible liquid-liquid interface (AIST) *Hara Nobuo, Yoshimune Miki, Negishi Hideyuki, Haraya Kenji, Hara Shigeki, (Tokyo Tech) Yamaguchi Takeo	Gas separation membrane Zeolitic imidazolate framework-8 Propylene/propane separation	4-a	716
13:20– 13:40	B214	Effect of operating conditions in a pressure assisted osmosis process using hollow fiber forward osmosis membranes (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) *Shibuya Masafumi, Yasukawa Masahiro, Takahashi Tomoki, Miyoshi Taro, (Yamaguchi U./Kobe U.) Higa Mitsuru, (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Matsuyama Hideto	Pressure assisted osmosis Hollow fiber membrane Forward osmosis	4-a	580
13:40– 14:00		Canceled
14:00– 14:20	B216	Evaluation of zeolitic micro-pore volume using N₂ adsorption (Waseda U.) *Seshimo Masahiro, Iijima Yuki, Matsumoto Kohei, (Waseda U./JST-CREST) Matsukata Masahiko	ZSM-5 membrane N2 adsorption Micro-pore volume	4-a	659
14:20– 14:40	B217	Investigation of silica hybrid membranes for improvement of ethylene plants (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Matsuyama Emi, Ono Ryuhei, Ikeda Ayumi, Sasaki Misa, Hatayama Shuzo, Inabe Sayaka, Okumura Ai, Hirose Tomohisa, Sekimoto Takashi, Nomura Mikihiro	counter diffusion CVD method silica hybrid membranes ozone concentration	4-a	903
14:40– 15:00	B218	Development of acid stable silica reverse osmosis membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Nomura Mikihiro, Inabe Sayaka, Ikeda Ayumi, Sekimoto Takashi, Hirose Tomohisa, Ono Ryuhei, Matsuyama Emi	silica RO membrane acid stability Ga addition	4-a	534
15:00– 15:20		Break
(15:20–17:20) (Chair: Hirota Y., Nishimura C.)
15:20– 15:40	B220	Reverse osmosis performance of layered-hybrid membranes consisting of organosilica separation layer on polymer supports (Hiroshima U.) *Gong G. H., Nagasawa H., Kanezashi M., Yoshioka T., Tsuru T.	layered hybrid membrane organosilica desalination	4-a	679
15:40– 16:00	B221	Development of a simple prediction model for forward osmosis membrane module (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) *Yasukawa M., (TOYOBO) Goda S., (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Shibuya M., Takahashi T., Miyoshi T., (Kobe U./Yamaguchi U.) Higa M., (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Matsuyama H.	Forward Osmosis Hollow fiber membrane Module performance	4-a	618
16:00– 16:20	B222	Numerical Simulation of Membrane Permeation Behavior of O/W Emulsions Using Phase-Field Model (Kobe U./MaF Tech. Center) *Mino Y., Kagawa Y., (Nihon U.) Ishigami T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech. Center) Matsuyama H.	Oil water separation Numerical simulation Phase-field model	4-a	789
16:20– 16:40	B223	Characterization of thermoresponsive polymer draw solute in seawater for waste heat recycling pressure retarded osmosis (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) *Takahashi Tomoki, Nishimori Shiomi, Yasukawa Masahiro, Onoda Sosuke, Miyoshi Taro, Matsuyama Hideto	forward osmosis pressure retarded osmosis thermoresponsive polymer	4-a	831
16:40– 17:00	B224	Optimization of operating conditions in MBR using a mathematical model (U. Tokyo) *Kaneko Hiromasa, Funatsu Kimito	Membrane bioreactor Operating condition Optimization	4-a	49
17:00– 17:20	B225	Investigation on the behavior of water molecules on polymer membranes by using molecular dynamics simulations (Nitech) *Nagumo Ryo, Miyake Takaaki, Terao Shouhei, Iwata Shuichi, Mori Hideki	hydration membrane fouling molecular dynamics	4-a	501
Day 3
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:00–10:20) (Chair: Seshimo M., Furukawa N.)
9:00– 9:20	B301	Microfiltration modeling considering solute adsorption to membrane and particles (U. Tokyo) *Tatsumi R., (Nihon U.) Ando T., (U. Tokyo) Koike O., Tsuji Y., Yamaguchi Y.	microfiltration hydrodynamics solute adsorption	4-a	691
9:20– 9:40	B302	Relationship between steady state flux and particle deposition in cross flow microfiltration (Kogakuin U.) *Makabe Ryo, Akamatsu Kazuki, Nakao Shin-ichi	microfiltration steady state flux particle deposition	4-a	707
9:40– 10:00	B303	Development of hydrogen-selective triphenylmethoxysilane-derived membranes by chemical vapor deposition (Kogakuin U.) Zhang X., (RITE) Yamada H., Saito T., Kai T., (Kogakuin U.) *Akamatsu K., (Kogakuin U./RITE) Nakao S.	silica membrane hydrogen chemical vapor deposition	4-a	352
10:00– 10:20	B304	Bimodal catalytic membrane reactors for hydrogen production in the dehydrogenation of methylcyclohexane (Hiroshima U.) *Meng L., Yu X., Niimi T., Nagasawa H., Kanezashi M., Yoshioka T., Tsuru T.	Membrane reactor Organosilica membrane Methylcyclohexane dehydrogenation	4-a	656
Fluid & particle processing
(10:40–12:00) (Chair: Fujioka S., Shimada N.)
10:40– 11:00	B306	Visualization of Food bolus configuration during swallowing using 3-dimentional swallowing simulator "Swallow vision" Part1 influence of physical properties of food (meiji) *Kamiya Tetsu, Hanyuu Keigo	Swallowing Simulation Particle method	2-g	899
11:00– 11:20	B307	Visualization of Food bolus configuration during swallowing using 3-dimentional swallowing simulator "Swallow vision" part 2 Influece factor of aspiration (meiji) *Kamiya Tetsu, Hanyuu Keigo	Swallowing Simulation Aspiration	2-g	900
11:20– 11:40	B308	Visualization of thermal diffusion and measurement of the Soret coefficient using Laser Holography (U. Toyama) *Yamane Takeshi, Ohtsuka Kengo, Yoshida Masamichi, Shibayanagi Toshiya	thermal diffusion laser holography Soret coefficient	2-g	891
11:40– 12:00	B309	Motion of Interface between Two Immiscible Fluids (Saitama U.) *Koga Jiro, Koga Jun-ichi, Homma Shunji	Rayleigh-Taylor instability Saffman-Taylor instability Front tracking method	2-e	36
(13:00–15:00) (Chair: Sakai M., Kamiya H.)
13:00– 13:20	B313	Flow field surrounding a spherical liquid drop or bubble ascending or descending in a simple shear fow and the virtual force term (Kogakuin U.) Ueyama K.	virtual force term bubble liquid drop	2-e	27
13:20– 13:40	B314	Turbulent Flow Analysis Using Detached Eddy Simulation with Cut-Cell Immersed Boundary Method (Sumitomo Chemical) *Tanaka S., Shimada N., Matoba Y., (Kobe U.) Tomiyama A.	Detached Eddy Simulation Cut cell Immersed Boundary Method	2-e	61
13:40– 14:00	B315	CFD simulation of gas holdup in aeration tank (Keio U./Sanki Eng.) *Shibata Kazue, (Keio U.) Terasaka Koichi, Fujioka Satoko	Bubble Column Gas Holdup CFD	2-e	413
14:00– 14:20	B316	Numerical Analysis of Shear-induced Deformation and Breakup of Bubble in Viscous Liquids (U. Tokushima) *Ohta M., Hotta R., (SEKISUI Chemical) Toei Y.	Shear flow Bubble breakup Critical Re number	2-e	581
14:20– 14:40	B317	Development and Evaluation of a Cyclone Type (Hiroshima U./Soken,ST) *Oshitari T., (Hiroshima U.) Kimura M., (Soken) Yamamoto K., (Hiroshima U.) Fukui K., Yoshida H.	Gas-cyclone Particle separetion Cut size	2-f	52
14:40– 15:00	B318	Molecular Dynamics of Competitive Evaporation of Solvent and Ion from Highly Charged Nanodroplets (Kanazawa U.) Tokumi T., (Panasonic) Maekawa T., (Kanazawa U.) *Higashi H., Kumita M., Seto T., Otani Y.	Charged Nanodroplet Evaporation Molecular Dynamics	2-f	794
15:00– 15:20		Break
(15:20–17:20) (Chair: Oshitari T.)
15:20– 15:40	B320	[The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Young Researcher] Research of High Performance Particle Classification by Use of Local Fluid Flow Control and Electrostatic Field (Hiroshima U.) Yoshida Hideto		2-f	621
15:40– 16:00	B321	Spray pyrolysis synthesis of porous V₂O₅ cathode material of rechargeable lithium battery (Tokyo Tech.) *Kong Long, Taniguchi Izumi	Spray pyrolysis porous V2O5 Cathode	2-f	331
16:00– 16:20	B322	ADEM simulation for irregular shaped particles breakage (Tohoku U.) *Ishihara Shingo, Zhang Qiwu, Kano Junya	DEM breakage irregural shaped	2-f	499
16:20– 16:40	B323	Component separation of particlate material with using the defference of the cohesive force (Hiroshima U.) *Fukui K., Toda H., Yoshida H.	Fluidized bed Agglomeration Component separation	2-f	511
16:40– 17:00	B324	Products strength of the shear type roller press that roll speed does not synchronize (Hosokawa Micron) *Iwata Toshiaki, Konishi Takanobu, Hatanaka Shin, Kinami Hajime, (Hosokawa Micron/SCE·Net) Mizoguchi Chuichi	Roller Press Roll speed Hard Coal/Biomass	2-f	550
17:00– 17:20	B325	The difference of dispersibility and interaction forces depending on the surface modified conditions of particle. (LINTEC/TUAT) *Mori T., (TUAT) Kamiya H.	Colloidal probe AFM Surface modification Interaction force	2-f	219

Technical program
SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015)

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