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TRR 63:  Integrated Chemical Processes in Liquid Multiphase Systems

Subject Area Thermal Engineering/Process Engineering
Chemistry
Computer Science, Systems and Electrical Engineering
Term from 2010 to 2022
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Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 56091768
 
The project focusses on methods which are required for the development of homogeneously catalyzed pocesses in liquid multiphase systems. The first pillar of the research program are novel phase systems: thermomorphic (TMS) and micellar (MLS) solvent systems as well as Pickering emulsions (PE). In spite of the great interest of chemical industry, these innovative phase systems are still being used to a small extent. On the one hand, there is a lack of necessary chemical-physical fundamentals as well as of process-oriented principles. On the other hand, the proof that economically and environmentally attractive overall processes can be realized with these phase systems is still missing. Therefore, as a second pillar, the methodological gaps for the design of efficient processes are closed by an integrated research approach in order to create the prerequisites for efficient chemical production processes based on liquid, reactive, mul-tiphase systems.The third pillar is the homogeneously catalyzed refining of long-chain olefins as well as unsaturated oleo compounds as typical representatives of biobased raw materials. In the third funding period, the project has two main objectives:1. Deepening and broadening of the chemical-physical and process engineering principles of homogeneously catalyzed processes with several liquid phases. 2. Further development, integration and application as well as validation of the methods for fast, systematic model-based process development by means of two challenging new reaction systems, the reductive amination and the hydroaminomethylation. The projects dealing with the coordination of the model-based process development, the validation of the processes in miniplants and the development, control and testing of the process operation are summarized in a new project area D. In close collaboration with almost all other projects, these new processes are to be developed within four years from initial laboratory experiments for catalyst and phase system selection, to the demonstration of controlled operation in miniplants. As a summary of the developments and achievements in the project a system for the selection of appropriate phase systems for a broad spectrum of homogeneously catalyzed reactions is devel-oped. Moreover a general methodology for fast model-based process development in close interac-tion of experiment, modeling and optimization is developed.
DFG Programme CRC/Transregios
International Connection United Kingdom

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Applicant Institution Technische Universität Berlin
 
 

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