SCEJ Regional Meeting in Okayama 2022: Hall program

`SCEJ Regional Meeting in Okayama 2022`

Hall program

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Most recent update: 2022-12-14 14:16:56

Hall A
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Fluid & particle processing
(9:40–12:00) (Chair: Toru Ishigami, Koichi Nakaso)
9:40– 10:00	A103	Time-varying characteristics of powder discharge from vertical excitation hoppers (U.Okayama) *Nakamura S., Mino Y., Nakaso K., Gotoh K.	hopper vibration adhesive powder	2-f	1
10:00– 10:20	A104	Numerical simulation of particle arrangement through the drying of a colloidal suspension (Okayama U.) *Tanaka Chika, Mino Yasushi, Nakaso Koichi, Gotoh Kuniaki	Particle suspension Evaporation Lattice Boltzmann Method	2-e	5
10:20– 10:40	A105	Numerical investigation of the detachment mechanism of oil droplet adhered to the wall surface by microbubble (Hiroshima U.) *Yuhara Y., Shirzadi M., Fukasawa T., Fukui K., Ishigami T.	Microbubble Numerical simulation Interfacial tension	2-e	7
10:40– 11:00	A106	Numerical simulation of thermal flows with melting/solidification by the immersed boundary-lattice Boltzmann method (Shinshu U.) *Endo M., Suzuki K., Yoshino M.	melting/solidification thermal flow lattice Boltzmann method	2-e	22
11:00– 11:20	A107	Estimation of shear stress on a particle by using Physics Informed Neural Networks(PINNs) (Osaka U. Eng. Sci.) *Shima Keisuke, Takehara Yuto, Okano Yasunori	PINNs Shear stress Numerical simulation	2-e	24
11:20– 11:40	A108	Lubrication of mechanical greases and their rheological properties (Yamaguchi U.) *Nakamura Takuya, Kaide Aya, Saeki Takashi	Viscous transfer stress Complex fluids Torque	2-a	2
11:40– 12:00	A109	Numerical simulation of bubble formation process with coalescence in nucleate boiling (Tokushima U.) *Hagihara T., Ohta M.	Nucleate boiling Bubble growth Coalescence	2-a	31
Energy engineering
(13:00–15:20) (Chair: Yusuke Asakuma, Tsutomu Ono)
13:00– 13:20	A113	Prediction of temperature distribution during microwave heating under various stirring conditions (U. Hyogo) *Yakata Ryohei, Asakuma Yusuke, (Curtin U.) Hyde Anita, Phan Chi	Microwave Dimensionless number local heating	9-d	12
13:20– 13:40	A114	Study for non-thermal effect maintenance method by two-step microwave irradiation (U.Hyogo) *Watanabe Yusuke, Asakuma Yusuke, (Kouchi U. Tech) Taue Shuji, (Curtin U.) Hyde Anita, Phan Chi	Microwave Refractive index Hydrogen bond network	9-d	13
13:40– 14:00	A115	Analysis of water permeation and sorption of proton exchange membrane of polymer electrolyte fuel cell (Kyoto.U.) *Tominaga Mikito, Riku Kai, Kageyama Miho, Kawase Motoaki	polymer electrolyte fuel cell proton exchange membrane water transport	9-e	20
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
14:00– 14:20	A116	Prediction of dispersion of aqueous glucose solution during microwave irradiation (U. Hyogo) *Koreeda Sota, Asakuma Yusuke, (Kochi U. Tech.) Taue Shuji, (Curtin U.) Hyde Anita, Phan Chi	Microwave refractive index dispersion	12-i	11
14:20– 14:40	A117	Morphological control of clusters in collective motion of self-propelled catalyst particles induced by chemical reactions (Doshisha U.) *Shinano Hiroki, Shioi Akihisa, Yamamoto Daigo	active matter collective motion catalyst	12-a	45
14:40– 15:00	A118	Effect of chemical structure of degradable block copolymers on pressure-induced phase separation (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Hioka Yuri, Taniguchi Ikuo	Block copolymer Pressure Phase transition	12-j	15
15:00– 15:20	A119	Preparation of Poly(ionic liquid)s gel thin film for applying to CO2 separation membrane (Okayama U.) *Ieuji M., Watanabe T., Ono T., (Kobe U.) Segawa J., Minakata M., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.	ionic liquid ion gel carbon dioxide separation	12-e	46
Hall B
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Chemical reaction engineering
(9:40–12:00) (Chair: Hiroyasu Fujitsuka, Toshinori Shimanouchi)
9:40– 10:00	B103	Process intensification of continuous polymerization using a tubular reactor with reciprocating blades (Kobe.U.) *Goto Kenta, (Toagosei) Nishiwaki Atsushi, Hasegawa Takashi, (Kobe.U.) Komoda Yoshiyuki, Ohmura Naoto	reciprocation blades continuous polymerization process intensification	5-e	23
10:00– 10:20	B104	The coke deposition rate from paraffins, monoolefins, and diolefins (Kyoto.U.) *Nakano Shinji, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu, Kawase Motoaki	fouling coking CVD	5-h	16
10:20– 10:40	B105	Dehydrogenation of propane over a regenerated alumina-supported nickel oxide catalyst (Tokushima U.) *Koizumi A., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S., (Mitsubishi Chemical) Kato Y., Ninomiya W.	Catalyst regeneration dehydrogenation metal catalyst	5-a	3
10:40– 11:00	B106	Activity behavior of hydrodechlorination of 2-Chloropropene on reduced single metallic catalysts (Tokushima U.) *Hiwada Y., Yahara R., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S.	2-chloropropene hydrodechlorination Single metallic catalysts	5-a	4
11:00– 11:20	B107	Dehydrogenation of Ethane Using Alumina-Supported Nickel Oxide Catalyst Regenerated by High-Temperature Oxidation Treatment (Tokushima U.) *Iwaki T., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S., (Mitsubishi Chemical) Kato Y., Ninomiya W.	Regeneration Deactivation Dehydrogenation of Ethane	5-a	6
11:20– 11:40	B108	Study on Propylene Preparation from 2-Chloropropene on Pd-Ni Binary Metallic Catalysts (Tokushima U.) *Nishimura T., Kotama M., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S.	2-Chloropropene Binary Metallic Catalysts Propylene	5-a	8
11:40– 12:00	B109	Selective Xylitol Production with Carbon-Supported Cu Catalyst under Low Hydrogen Pressure (Kyoto U.) *Hiraoka Taku, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu, Kawase Motoaki	xylitol carbon-supported copper catalyst hydrogenation	5-a	17
Biochemical engineering
(13:00–15:20) (Chair: Ojima Yoshihiro, Yukitaka Kimura)
13:00– 13:20	B113	Rational design of molecular recognition elements using CutA1 as a scaffold and evaluation of electrostatic interaction models (Grad. Sch. of Nat. Sci. & Tech. Okayama U.) *Mitsunari Maya, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Imanaka Hiroyuki	scaffold CutA1 interaction	7-c	41
13:20– 13:40	B114	Construction and Characterization of Molecular Recognition Element Stacked Nano-biointerfaces (Grad. Sch. of Nat. Sci. & Tech. Okayama U.) *Nakayama Yurika, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Imanaka Hiroyuki	nano-biointerface CutA1 biomolecular glue	7-c	42
13:40– 14:00	B115	Acquisition of cell wall mutants for efficient oil recovery in Rhodotorula toruloides (omu) *Ichimura Jin, Ojima Yoshihiro, Azuma Masayuki	Rhodotorula toruloides oil cell wall	7-c	18
14:00– 14:20	B116	Removal of selenate from aqueous solution by chemically modified yeast with cationized cell surface (OMU) *Funahashi Miki, Ojima Yoshihiro, (KATAYAMA CHEMICAL) Hama Rina, Nishikohri Hiroki, (OMU) Azuma Masayuki	biosorption yeast selenic acid	7-c	21
14:20– 14:40	B117	Secretory production of useful compounds using outer membrane vesicles of Escherichia coli (omu) *Kumazoe Yuki, Sawabe Tomomi, Ojima Yoshihiro, Azuma Masayuki	Outer membrane vesicles	7-a	25
14:40– 15:00	B118	Development of Lyophilizing Red Blood Cells by Ultra-Fast Freeze Drying in a Vacuum. (Osaka U.) *Konoo Tomoka, Honda Hidemine, (ULVAC) Uematsu Sora, Kawai Kentaro, (Osaka U.) Takiuchi Tsuyoshi, Kimura Tadashi	Freeze-drying Red Blood Cells Vacuum	7-e	9
15:00– 15:20	B119	Singularity of refractive index of aqueous glucose solutions during microwave pulse irradiation (U. Hyogo) *Takai Takahiro, Asakuma Yusuke, (Kochi U. Tech.) Taue Shuji, (Curtin U.) Hyde Anita, Phan Chi	Microwave refractive index glucose	7-i	10
Hall C
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:40–12:00) (Chair: Kazuhiro Tanaka, Naoyuki Ishida)
9:40– 10:00	C103	3D immobilization of proteins on metal surface by polymer coating (Okayama U.) *Tasaka Ryuki, Nishikawa Aoi, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	protein immobilization silane coupling polyethylenimine	4-d	36
10:00– 10:20	C104	Surface-active characteristics of complexes of arginate complexes of ibuprofen congeners (Okayama U.) *Oda Yuma, Takeda Koji, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	protein immobilization silane coupling polyethylenimine	4-d	37
10:20– 10:40	C105	Open air CVD synthesis of highly permselective silica membranes using atmospheric-pressure plasma jet (Hiroshima U.) *Hamura Tatsuhito, Nagasawa Hiroki, Kanezashi Masakoto, Tsuru Toshinori	Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Plasma CVD Silica membrane	4-a	32
10:40– 11:00	C106	Control of gas permeation property of Direct atmospheric-pressure plasma-enhanced CVD-derived silica membranes by precursor species. (Hiroshima U.) *Kamogawa Yosuke, Nagasawa Hiroki, Kanezashi Masakoto, Tsuru Toshinori	plasma CVD silica membrane	4-a	33
11:00– 11:20	C107	Micropore structure contoroled by bridged organosilica and application to low-temperature gas separation (Hiroshima U.) *Izumi Ryouhei, Kanezashi Masakoto, Nagasawa Hiroki, Tsuru Toshinori	air separation organosilica sol-gel	4-a	34
11:20– 11:40	C108	Ni electroless plating on porous SUS tube for Pd usage reduction in Pd alloy membrane (Tokushima U.) *Kozai T., Saitoh K., Katoh M.	palladium alloy membrane electroless plating nickel	4-a	19
11:40– 12:00	C109	Preparation of palladium dense membrane by vacuum-assisted electroless plating on porous SUS tube with silica beads (Tokushima U.) *Tanaka C., Katoh M.	Dense Pd membrane on porous SUS tube Vacuum-assisted electroless platin Spherical silica beads	4-a	26
Separation processes
(13:00–15:40) (Chair: Hiroki Nagasawa, Koreyoshi Imamura)
13:00– 13:20	C113	Surface modification of molecular sieve particles (Yamaguchi U.) *Imamura Yuushi, Kodama Hideaki, Tanaka Kazuhiro	silylation of zeolite particles characterization	4-a	28
13:20– 13:40	C114	Preparation of a gas selective layer on a porous tube (Yamaguchi U.) *Okada Fuuga, Yoshimura Shion, Nie Jing, Tanaka Kazuhiro	Porous tube Carbon molecular sieve membrane	4-a	29
13:40– 14:00	C115	Optimized fabrication of graphene oxide membranes and evaluation of water vapor permeation properties (Hiroshima U.) *Takenaka Risa, Nagasawa Hiroki, Kanezashi Masakoto, Tsuru Toshinori	Graphene oxide Water vapor Dehumidification	4-a	40
14:00– 14:20	C116	Development and application to NH3 separation of fluorinated sulfonic acid polymer/ceramic composite membranes (Hiroshima U.) *Wakimoto Kotaro, Nagasawa Hiroki, Kanezashi Masakoto, Tsuru Toshinori	ammonia separation polymer/ceramic composite membranes	4-a	43
14:20– 14:40	C117	Hydrocarbon permeation properties through fluorine-induced silica membranes. (Hiroshima U.) *Yamamoto Kento, Kanezashi Masakoto, Nagasawa Hiroki, Turu Toshinori	TEFS Hydrocarbon Membrane	4-a	44
14:40– 15:00	C118	Preparation of different shapes of amrophous sugar matrices and comparison of their embedding/stabilizing characteristics (Okayama U.) *Fukushima Kaito, (Grenoble U.) Olivier Tramis, (Okayama U.) Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	amorphous sugar drying fiberization	4-h	35
15:00– 15:20	C119	Screening of substances to Inhibit crystallization of hydrophobic drug in amorphous solid dispersion (Okayama U.) *Yamamoto Rina, Okamoto Takashi, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	amorphous solid dispersion hydrophobic drug crystallization	4-h	38
15:20– 15:40	C120	Flavor encapsulation/retention characteristics of amorphous solid dispersion (Okayama U.) *Sato Haruna, Nitta Yuna, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	amorphous solid dispersion flavor spray drying	4-h	39

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SCEJ Regional Meeting in Okayama 2022

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