November 2022

Song Wang

Song Wang is a postdoc from Department of Forest Biomaterials, North Carolina State University. Song got his PhD degree on Aug 2021 from chemical engineering, Lamar University (Texas). He is also an AIChE member since 2016.

Song’s research area covers process modeling, process control, optimization, TEA (Techno economic analysis), LCA (Life cycle assessment) analysis for different types of chemical & petrochemical process including federalizer, oil refineries, gasification, power plant, gas-fired power plants and bioeconomy and biomass. ...Read more

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North American Mixing Forum Award Lecture: The Progression of Computational Fluid Dynamics As a Tool for Process and Equipment Design in Mixing

Conference Presentation

AIChE Annual Meeting

November 16, 2022

In industrial equipment design, tools used are often a balance of cost and accuracy. This is true of both experimental and computational tools...

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Hydrogen Projects in Australia and the Need for Social License

November 30, 2021

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Videos from 2021 CHS Asia Pacific Conference

Day 1 Day 1 Opening Remarks Day 1 Keynote Hydrogen Projects in Australia and the Need for Social License Day 1 Keynote Q&A Session 1 Day 1 Session 1 Intro Hero: New Scales of Hydrogen Usage and the Implications Deployment of the H2SAFE(TI) Lab for Quantifying the Effects of High-Pressure (<...

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Day 1 Opening Remarks

November 30, 2021

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2023 ChemE Cube Competition Powered by RAPID | ExxonMobil

2023 Competition Materials Now Live The 3rd Annual ChemE Cube Competition powered by RAPID ® | ExxonMobil will focus on Direct Air Capture and take place in November at the 2023 AIChE Annual Student Conference. Undergraduate student teams from any university are welcome to participate. Getting...