Lecture

Process Intensification and Green Chemistry

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of process intensification and green chemistry, focusing on miniaturization in chemical engineering. It discusses characteristic process times, efficiency, operation units, and the impact of scale on process parameters. The instructor explains the reference time for different types of reactors, fundamental characteristic times for chemical/physical phenomena, and opportunities of miniaturization such as selective intensification of heat and mass transfer versus reaction.

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