18th SCEJ Students Meeting in Hamamatsu (2016): Hall program

`18th SCEJ Students Meeting in Hamamatsu (2016)`

Hall program

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Most recent update: 2016-02-18 14:47:19

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
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(9:30–10:45) (Chair: uemiya sigeyuki, Shono Atsushi)
9:30– 9:45	E101	The effective search method for the optimum condition of the micro flow reactor (Faculty of Eng., Shizuoka U.) *Abe Masato, Takeda kazuhiro	micro flow reactor approximate curved surface optimal experimental condition	6-e	28
9:45– 10:00	E102	Impact of Layout Conditions of Fe/TiO2 Coated on Different Substrates on CO2 Reforming Performance (Mie U.) *Tatematsu Daichi, Nishimura Akira, Ishida Noriaki, Zhao Xuyan, Hirota Masafumi	Visible-light Driven Photocatalyst CO2 Reforming Different Substrates Combination	5-c	4
10:00– 10:15	E103	Effect of preparation condition of Ni-based structured catalyst on dry reforming of methane (Shizuoka U.) *Anzai Akihiko, Osuka Takeo, Waranabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	Dry reforming Ni-based structured catalyst Electroless plating	5-a	32
10:15– 10:30	E104	Water gas shift reaction property over promoter added iron-oxide structured catalyst (Shizuoka U.) *Watanabe Shuhei, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	Water gas shift reaction Iron oxide Structured catalyst	5-a	41
10:30– 10:45	E105	Development of the hydrogen production equipment by chemical looping using CaO-Fe2O3 (Gifu U.) *Noguchi kouki, Kobayashi Nobusuke, Itaya Yoshinori	hydrogen production chemical looping CaO-Fe2O3	5-e	111
(10:45–12:00) (Chair: Nishimura Akira, Tagawa T.)
10:45– 11:00	E106	Ni containing alloy catalyst for alchol steam reforming (Nagoya U.) *Arimura H., Yamada H., Tagawa T.	hastelloy steam reforming alchol	5-a	66
11:00– 11:15	E107	Effect of preparation conditions of the Ni/CeO₂ catalyst on the methanation characteristic of CO₂ (Shizuoka U.) *Suzuki Yuji, Hayakawa Kotaro, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	CO2 methanation Ni-based catalyst CeO2 support	5-a	34
11:15– 11:30	E108	Analysis of the palladium hydrogen sensor produced by coating and pyrolysis (Utsunomiya U.) *Kimura tomomi, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Sensor Hydrogen Palladium	5-i	100
11:30– 11:45	E109	Synthesis and functionalization of layered material (Gifu U.) *Kurita Yusuke, Takahashi Shota, Miyamoto Manabu, Uemiya Sigeyuki, Oumi Yasunori	layered material zeolite functionalization	5-a	70
11:45– 12:00	E110	Simulation of the droplet generation in cross-flow microchannel (Tokyo U. Sci) *Sotoyama Junki, Naya Masakazu, Shimada Yuichiro, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	microchannel simulation droplet	5-f	57
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
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(13:00–14:15) (Chair: Kobayashi Masaki, Kobayashi Nobusuke)
13:00– 13:15	E115	Methylcyclohexane dehydrogenation property over honeycomb type Pt/TiO₂-based structured catalyst (ShizuokaUniversity) *Funakubo Keisuke, Hisamatsu Yoshikazu, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	Organic chemical hydride Methylcyclohexane Structured catalyst	5-a	33
13:15– 13:30	E116	IR observation of methylcyclohexane dehydrogenation over Pt/TiO2 catalyst (shizuoka U.) *watanabe kei, banndai yuya, watanabe ryo, fukuhara choji	Organic chemical hydride Methylcyclohexane Pt-based catalyst	5-a	42
13:30– 13:45	E117	Evaluation of Pd/TiO₂ property for Methylcyclohexane dehydrogenation (Shizuoka U.) *Watanabe Yusuke, Bandai Yuya, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	Organic chemical hydride Methylcyclohexane Pd-based catalyst	5-a	35
13:45– 14:00	E118	Hydrogenation of toluene with a palladium membrane electrode by electrolysis of water (Utsunomiya U.) *Takada Ayaka, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Electrolysis Hydrogenation palladium	5-d	99
14:00– 14:15	E119	Crystal structure control of boron nitride films by thermal CVD (U. Tokyo) *Sato H., Momose T., (Kyocera) Tanibuchi T., (U. Tokyo) Shimogaki Y.	CVD cubic boron nitride coating	5-h	64
(14:15–15:45) (Chair: Sato Takafumi, Oumi Yasunori)
14:15– 14:30	E120	Li addition to anode Ni catalyst of SOFC type reactor (Nagoya U.) *Mori M., Yamada H., Tagawa T.	solid oxide fuel cell partial oxidation methane	5-a	97
14:30– 14:45	E121	Propane dehydrogenation property over sulfated metal oxide catalyst (Shizuoka U.) *Hirata Nozomu, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji	Propane dehydrogenation metal oxide sulfation	5-a	31
14:45– 15:00	E122	Effect of ammonia flow rate in the synthesis of oxygen reduction catalysts using an iron cobalt complex as a precursor (NIT Tokyo) *Ono R, Tanaka S, Shiroishi H	Oxygen reduction fuel cell non-platinum	5-a	1
15:00– 15:15	E123	Kinetics Analysis of Catalytic Combustion behavior of PM in TG measurement (Tokyo NCT) *Hikosaka Riki, Sugita Riki, Sagae Yusuke, Oriishi Ichiro, Kobayashi Yasukazu	Ag/CeO2 Particulate Matter (PM) Kinetics	5-a	62
15:15– 15:30	E124	IR observation of adsorbed species over Pt-based catalyst for NOx reduction (Shizuoka U.) *Kuroda Shuhei, Miura Kazuya, (Sizuoka U.) Watanabe Ryo, (Shizuoka U.) Fukuhara Choji	NOx Pt-based catalyst FT-IR	5-a	69
15:30– 15:45	E125	Effects of nitrogen sources on aerobic fermentation of woody biomass (Shinshu U.) *Masuda K., Shimada I., Osada M., Fukunaga H., Takahashi N.	composting fermented chicken manure urea	5-g	102

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18th SCEJ Students Meeting in Hamamatsu (2016)

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