Chemical Engineering, Canadian

L. Spano and co-workers, 29th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Oct. 1979. 

O. Uemaki, T. Tsuji, in Proceedings of the 41st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Vancouver, BC, CSChE Publications Department, Ottawa, Canada, 1991, pp. 1—17. 

J. Vlachopoulos and C. Kiparissides, An Analysis of Thermoplastics in Calendering, paper presented at the 26th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conf., Toronto, Canada, 1976. 

Sadhankar, R.R., et al. (2005), Hydrogen Generation Using High-temperature Nuclear Reactors , 55th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Toronto, Ontario, October. 

Boyle, T.B. and J.J. Carroll. 2001. Calculation of acid gas density in the vapor, liquid, and dense-phase regions. 51s Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 

Charpentier, P. A., DeSimone J.M., and Roberts, G.W. in Proceedings of the 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Halifax, NS, 2001. 

J.A.Lagas, J.Borsbocm, P,H,Berbcn, "SUPERCLAUS - The answer to Claus plant limitations", 38th Canadian chemical engineering conference Edmonton, Canada, (1988). 

Balke, S.T. and R. Patel, "29,h Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference , Sarnia, Ontario, September 1979... 

Boocock, D.G.B., Mackay, D., and Franco, H., The Production of Synthetic Liquids from Wood Using a Modified Nickel Catalyst , Paper accepted for presentation at 29th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Sarnia, Ontario, 30 Sept. -3 Oct. 1979. 

Moore, F. Rukovena, F. Liquid and gas distribution in commercial packed towers. 36th Canadian Chemical Engineers Conference, Calgary, Oct 1986. 

Cymbalisty, L. M. Proceedings of the 30th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference Edmonton, Canada, 1980 Vol. 4, pp 1168-1182. 

Brzustowski, T. A. "A Model for Predicting the Shapes and Lengths of Turbulent Diffusion Flames Over Elevated Industrial Flares." Paper presented at the 22nd Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, 1972. 

Figure 2. Canadian chemical engineering programs and faculty ( ...

A century of curriculum development in Canadian chemical engineering pleads for a depth of analysis well beyond the scope of this review. The American influence has dominated for almost three-quarters of that time so it is not surprising that Hougen s seven decades ) can be invoked as a matching scale, usually with some time lag, for... 

Some evidence of the interplay of these two channels of influence can be seen through major textbook adoptions that existed in Canadian chemical engineering departments. In the immediate post-war years widespread use of Brown s Unit Operations was displaced to only a very limited degree by the textbook by Foust, but in a number of institutions by considerable use of the British volumes by Coulson and Richardson. In the field of chemical engineering thermodynamics there also has been moderate use of Denbigh s text. In other areas, American textbooks predominate. 

The following discussion is perhaps of primary interest to students of the field in countries other than Canada, since most of the general patterns are known to Canadian chemical engineers, and to science historians. However, it is easy to overlook even recent history, and some of the points mentioned may be of more general interest. 

Moore, F., and F. Rukovena, "Liquid and Gas Distribution in Commercial Packed Towers, Paper presented at the 36th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, October 5-, 1986 same paper published in Chemical Plants and Processing (European edition), Aug ust, 1987, p. 11. 

Barre, L. and Masini, M. 2000. Drying residues at ambient temperature with the Dry-Rex dryer. In 50th Canadian Chemical Engineering Corference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

S. Tadayyon, G. Hill, S. Sohkansanj, and M. Ingledew, Drying of spores of Penicillium bilaii in a fluidized bed dryer. Proceedings of the 45th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, 15-18 October, Laval University, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, p. 218 (Abstract) (1995). 

A Nikolov, D Wasan, J Czarnecki. Presented at 47th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Edmonton, 1997. 

Popovic, M., and Robinson, C.W. (1984), Estimation of some important design parameters for non-Newtonian liquids in pneumatically-agitated fermenters, in Proceedings of the 34th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Quebec City, Canada, 258-263. 

Moser, A. (1983b). In Proceedings of the 33rd Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Toronto, Canad. Soc. for Chem. Eng., Oct. 2-5. Vol. 2, p. 417. 

Himsley A, Farkas EJ. Applications of fluidized bed ion exchange techniques to extractive hydrometallurgy. Presented at 27th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference. Calgary, Alberta, 1977, Paper 10-2, pp 1-12. 

Yuill, J A discussion on iosses in process industries and iessons ieamed 51 sf Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference 2001 http //psm.chemeng.ca... 

Shenoy, U. V., Bamane, S. V., and Shenoy, A V, A general rheological model for polymer melts, in 40th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference (1990). 

Andreussi, P. (1980) The onset of droplet entrainment in annular downward flows. Canadian Chemical Engineering, 58 (4),... 

Tomcej, R. A., 1991, Rate-Based Model for Industrial Gas Sweetening Operations, paper presented at the 41st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, Oct. 6-9. 

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