2011 Preliminary Program.indd - Swanson School of Engineering

Dong Zeng, Hamid Sarv, Alan N. Sayre, Babcock &Wilcox, USA15:45 - Combustion of Solid Fuels in High PressureOxygen Environments under Different Firing Scenarios,Paul Cairns, Bruce Clements, Edward J. Anthony,CanmetENERGY, Natural Resources Canada; ArturoMacchi, University of Ottawa, CANADA16:05 - Kinetics Rate Parameters for an ExtendedSingle-Film Char Consumption Model Proposed forCFD Simulations of Oxy-Combustion of PulverizedCoal, M. Geier, C. R. Shaddix, Sandia National Labs,USA16:25 - Effect of Biomass Blending on Oxy-Fuel CoalCombustion, Ping Wang, Kent Casleton, Sheila Hedges,DOE/NETL, USA16:45 - Reactivity Comparison of German andVictorian Lignite Chars under Oxy-Fuel Conditions,Luguang Chen, Sankar Bhattacharya, Monash University,AUSTRALIA; Thomas Ried, Technical University ofMunich, GERMANY17:05 - Particulate Formation from Pulverized Coalunder Oxy-fuel Combustion Conditions, Yunlu Jia,JoAnn S. Lighty, University of Utah, USASESSION 18COAL SCIENCE:COAL GEOCHEMISTRYJim Hower and Leslie Ruppert15:25 - Review of Minor Element Distribution in IronDisulfides in Coal, Allan Kolker, U.S. Geological Survey,USA15:45 - Development of an Improved CCSEM Techniquefor Quantitative Coal Mineralogy, Alexander Azenkeng,Donald P. McCollor, Joshua J. Stanislowski, University ofNorth Dakota Energy & Environmental Research Center,USA16:05 - Studies on Characterization of Coals ofTalchir Coalfield vis-à-vis their Utilization in PowerGeneration, Saini Manoj Kumar, Choudhury Nandita,Bandopadhyay Anup Kumar, Central Institute of Miningand Fuel Research; Srivastava Prem Kumar, Birla Instituteof Technology, Mesra, INDIA16:25 - Mineral Phase Transformation Studies ofVarious Indian Power Plant Feed Stocks Using HT-XRD, K. Saranya, P. Hema Latha, K. G. Palappan, S.Krishnamoorthy, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited,INDIA16:45 - Analysis of Trace Hazardous Elements inFlue Gas Desulfurization Water and the Removal ofThese Elements from the Water, Akira Ohki, TsunenoriNakajima, Hirokazu Takanashi, Kagoshima University,JAPANORAL SESSIONSWednesday, September 14, 201110:20 - 17:25SESSION 19MAJOR CCS DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS:GENERAL – 1J. Lewis and D. Madden10:20 - U.S. Department of Energy’s MajorDemonstration Program, Michael Knaggs, DOE/NETL, USATECHNICAL PROGRAM10:40 - Alberta’s CCS Programs and the Role of NewTechnologies, Duke du Plessis, Alberta Innovates: Energyand Environment Solutions, CANADA11:00 - The Case for Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS)as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Steven M.Carpenter, Advanced Resources International, Inc., USA11:20 - Monitoring Large Volume of CO 2Injectionat Cranfield: Early Field Test of SECARB Phase III,Changbing Yang, Susan Hovorka, Gulf Coast CarbonCenter, Bureau of Economic Geology the University ofTexas at Austin, USASESSION 20GASIFICATION:LOW RANK COALJenny Tennant and Pete Rozell10:20 - Properties of Low Rank Coal/Liquid CO 2Slurries as Gasifier Feedstocks, John P. Dooher, AdelphiUniversity; Jeffrey N. Phillips, Robert C. Steele, ElectricPower Research Institute, USA10:40 - Coal Fired IGCC Power Plants in Wyoming,William C. Schaffers, David Bell, University of Wyoming,USA11:00 - Gasification of Tuncbilek Lignite in EntrainedFlow Gasifier, Ayşe Tarakçıoğlu, Selahattin Anaç,Ömer Sezgin, Mustafa Zıypak, Vedat Mıhladız, ZekiOlgun, Abdullah Akça, Turkish Coal Enterprises (TKI),TURKEY11:20 - Gasification of High-Ash Chinese Coals UtilizingKBR’s Oxygen-Blown TRIG Technology, Michael L.Swanson, UNDEERC; Peter Smith, Ron Gualy, KBRTechnology Coal Monetization, USA11:40 - Developing the Procedure for Power GasProduction from Ural Low-Grade Fuels for CCGT,Alexander F. Ryzhkov, T.F.Bogatova, A.V.Popov, V.E.Silin,P.V.Osipov, S.I.Kurbatova, Ural Federal University namedafter the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin; A.V.Zaitzev,V.L.Shulman, Urals Power Engineering Company JSC(UralORGRES), RUSSIASESSION 21COAL-DERIVED PRODUCTS:GENERAL – 4Belma Demirel and Steve Xiao10:20 - Robust Nanostructured Noble Metal/ Ceria/Lanthana Catalysts for Water-Gas-Shift, Shuang Liang,Götz Veser, University of Pittsburgh/DOE/NETL, USA10:40 - High Performance Sour Water Gas ShiftCatalyst, Girish Srinivas, Steven Gebhard, Will Spalding,Mike Looker, TDA Research, Inc., USA11:00- Preparation of Sulfur Ferric Catalyst for Co-Liquefaction of Biomass and Coal, Yonggang Wang, TianShen, Gengyu Wang, Xiangkun Guo, Deping Xu, ChinaUniversity of Mining &Technology, CHINA11:20 - Effect of Different Preparation Methods on theSm 2O 3Promoted MnCl 2-H 4SiW 12O 40/SiO 2Catalyst forDimethyl Ether Direct-oxidation to Dimethoxymethane,Yizhuo Han, Qingde Zhang, Yisheng Tan, Guangbo Liu,Caihong Yang, State Key Laboratory of Coal Conversion,Institute of Coal Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences,CHINA11:40 - Glutaraldehyde Crosslinked Humic Acid andUse for the Adsorption of 4-Tert Butyl Phenol, HacerDogan, Tulay Inan, Murat Koral, TUBITAK MarmaraResearch Center; Selahattin Anaç, Zeki Olgun, TKI,TURKEYSESSION 22CARBON MANAGEMENT:CCS AND GHG ABATEMENT – 1James Locke and Jack Pashin10:20 - Sorbent Particle Characterization - HighTemperature Steam Hydration of Calcium Oxide forImproved Carbon Dioxide Capture Over MultipleCycles, Niranjani Deshpande, Nihar Phalak, L. S. Fan, TheOhio State University, USA10:40 - Adsorption of CO 2in a Spin-Crossover MetalCoordination Polymer, Jinchen Liu, J. Karl Johnson,De-Li Chen, University of Pittsburgh/DOE/NETL; JeffreyCulp, URS/DOE/NETL; Angela Goodman, DOE/NETL,USA11:00 - Carbon Capture and Storage Through theIntegration of a Chemically and Biologically CatalyzedMineral Weathering Process with Coal Fired PowerProduction, Edward J. Swanson, Tushar Patel, Scott Banta,Ah-Hyung Alissa Park, Columbia University; Patrick V.Brady, Sandia National Labs, USA11:20 - Microbial Transformation of Carbon Dioxideto Value-Added Compounds in BioelectrochemicalSystems, Song Jin, Paul H. Fallgren, AdvancedEnvironmental Technologies LLC, USA11:40 - Ventilation Air Methane Abatement Projectsat CONSOL Energy, Deborah Kosmack, Richard A.Winschel, William P. Fertall, Ryan Blackwell, CONSOLEnergy Inc.; Santosh Lakhan, Verdeo, USA; JerryGureghian, Green Holdings Corporation, UNITEDKINGDOMSESSION 23COMBUSTION:COMBUSTION STUDIES – 1John Wheeldon and Evan Granite10:20 - Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion as aNear-Term CO 2Mitigation Strategy, Eric Grol, DOE/NETL, USA10:40 - Sensitivity Analysis of Models for Particle AirFlames, Scott Rockwell, Ali S. Rangwala, WorcesterPolytechnic Institute, USA11:00 - Effect of Swirl on Unburned Carbon and NO xEmission of Blending Coal Combustion in a Drop TubeFurnace, Byoung-Hwa Lee, Ho-Lim, Da-Yeon Yu, Ju-Hun Song, Young-June Chang, Chung-Hwan Jeon, PusanNational University, KOREA11:20 - Experimental Studies of Spontaneous CombustionPropensity of Coal, X.Y. Wang, Y. Luo, West VirginiaUniversity, USA11:40 - 1-D Dynamic Modeling for Moving Bed Reducerin Chemical Looping Process, Qiang Zhou, Liang Zeng,Hui Yang, Zhao Yu, Dawei Wang, Fanxing Li, Liang-ShihFan, The Ohio State University, USASESSION 24COAL SCIENCE:COAL GEOLOGYJim Hower and Leslie Ruppert10:20 -Geochemistry of Mineral and Carbon NanotubeSublimate Assemblages in Coal Fire Soot, Ruth MullinsFire, Perry County, Kentucky, James C. Hower, ShelleyG. Hopps, Kevin R. Henke, University of Kentucky CAER;Jennifer M.K. O’Keefe, Morehead State University;Christopher S. Romanek, University of Kentucky, USA;Luis F. O. Silva, Marcos L. S. Oliveira, Vivian Philippi,Catarinense Institute of Environmental Research andHuman Development – IPADHC, BRAZIL; Carmen Serra,Universidad de Vigo, SPAIN; Shifeng Dai, Weifeng Xue,