Elsevier Intensification and Sustainability in Chemical Engineering

Intensification and Sustainability in Chemical Engineering serves as a comprehensive guide to chemical process engineering, and how to make processes as sustainable as possible. Across four sections, this book covers topics such as sustainability metrics, energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, green synthesis, process intensification, circular economy, electrification, biotechnology, digitalization, and nanotechnology - all of which crucial concepts in developing sustainable chemical processes as they address challenges, drive sustainability, and promote innovation within the field of chemical engineering. This book serves as an invaluable resource to students at postgraduate and late undergraduate level within chemical engineering, as well as other engineering disciplines involving sustainable chemical processes. This book would also be a useful reference for students, industrial researchers and process designers working in other industries, or decision/ policy makers looking to make their research design and practices more sustainable and reduce their environmental impact. Includes review questions and learning outcomes in each chapter, as well as example discussion questions and potential proposal topics for future research Discusses future implications for process engineering, focusing on crucial advances such as digitalization, automation, artificial Intelligence, and control in process Intensification Includes multiple case studies and real-life examples of sustainable processes and technologies across industries Outlines both the foundations and emerging trends in sustainable chemical process engineering, to equip students and researchers alike with a strong theoretical framework for their research and studies Covers innovations in catalysis and materials, such as advanced catalysts and nanotechnology applications in chemical engineering