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Prelude

Sunday, May 18, 2014

Time Activity Room Remark

10:00-20:00 registration Lobby of BICC

14:00-17:00 site visit Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Requiring reservation at the registration desk before 12:00

17:30-20:00 reception Convention Hall No. 1 / Lobby of BICC

Plenary

Convention Hall No. 1

Monday, May 19, 2014

Time Activity No. Presenter Affiliation Title of the presentation

08:30-08:50 opening

Chairs: Mojtaba Ghadiri (Univesity of Leeds) & Chi-Hwa Wang (National University of Singapore)

08:50-09:40 plenary P1 Jonathan Seville University of Surrey Particle-particle contacts and their influence on system behaviour

09:40-10:30 plenary P2 Liang-Shih Fan Ohio State University Chemical looping technology - a particle technology perspective

10:30-10:50 tea break

Chairs: Sotiris Pratsinis (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich) & Jesse Zhu (University of Western Ontario)

10:50-11:40 plenary P3 Yadong Li Tsinghua University Metal nanoparticle catalysis

11:40-12:30 plenary P4 Ko Higashitani Kyoto University Nano-scale surface structures of particles in macroscopic wet processes

12:30-14:00 lunch break

Convention Hall No. 3

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Chairs: Yunfa Chen (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS) & Wolfgang Peukert (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

08:30-09:20 plenary P5 David A. Weitz Harvard University New routes to particle synthesis

09:20-10:10 plenary P6 Anton Middelberg University of Queensland Particles and biology: opportunities and challenges

10:10-10:30 tea break

Chairs: J. A. M. Kuipers (Eindhoven University of Technology) & Qingshan Zhu (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS)

10:30-11:20 plenary P7 Pradip Tata Research Development and Design Centre IT enabled platform for the design and optimization of mineral processing circuits

11:20-12:00 awards & closing

12:00-14:00 lunch & farewell


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T1 Particle and Particle System Characterization

Room 302

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T1.1 Particle system monitoring and control


Chairs: Mengxi Liu (China University of Petroleum) & Zhibing Zhang (University of Birmingham)

08:30-09:00 keynote E74 Qinhui Wang Zhejiang UniversityMeasurements on particle motion characteristics in a circulating fluidized bed riser with high speed

digital imaging system

09:00-09:15 oral 308 Michitaka Suzuki University of Hyogo Prevention of dust adhesion on textile using nano particle coating

09:15-09:30 oral 130 Yihua Ren Tsinghua UniversityIn-situ diagnostics of nano-aerosol volume fraction and composition using phase-selective

laser-induced breakdown

09:30-09:45 oral 259 Heekyu Choi Changwon National UniversityPowder characteristics of the carbon nano tubes and metal powders composites during various ball

milling process

09:45-10:00 oral 264 Hong-Xing Shi State Key Lab of NBC Protection for Civilian Characteristics control on the particles of water mist by chemicals

10:00-10:15 oral 285 Yanping HeUniversity of Birmingham

Kunming University of Science and Technology

Understanding removal of microcapsules from a glass surface in a flow chamber by measuring their

adhesion using atomic force microscopy (AFM)

10:15-10:30 oral 74 Timothy N. Hunter University of LeedsParticle concentration measurement and flow regime identification in multiphase pipe flow using a

generalized dual-frequency inversion method

10:30-10:50 tea break10:50-11:15 invited 1071 Xiaobo Zou Jiangsu University Dye-sensitized Au NPs-TiO2NTs sensors for biogenic amines detection

11:15-11:30 oral 326 J. Wangler University of Hohenheim Dispersion of food powders dependent on rheology of wet particle aggregates

11:30-11:45 oral 330 Xiaowei Fu Freeman Technology Ltd. Powder flow characterizationthe need for an instrumental, multivariate approach

11:45-12:00 oral 360 Q. T. H. Shubhra University of PannoniaSurface modification of PLGA nanoparticles co-encapsulating model drug and magnetic

nanoparticles to prolong life time in the bloodstream

12:00-12:15 oral 398 Huinan YangUniversity of Shanghai for Science and

Technology

Development of ln-line measurement system for pneumatically conveyed pulverized coal in power

plants

12:30-13:50 lunch break & poster

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T1.1 Particle system monitoring and control


Chairs: Michael Kappl (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research) & Xiaobo Zou (Jiangsu University)

13:50-14:15 invited E75 Mengxi Liu China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Micro-scale two-phase flow structure in a cold model gas-solid air loop reactor

14:15-14:30 oral 407 Xiulan Wu Guilin University of TechnologyNear infrared emission of Ag2S quantum dots and their fluorescence enhancement by gold

nanoparticles

14:30-14:45 oral 419 Wenwei Liu Tsinghua University Packing of neutral dust micro-particles in vacuum environments

14:45-15:00 oral 580 Staffan Folestad AstraZeneca R&D Monitoring and control of particle processing by electrical capacitance tomography (ECT)

15:00-15:15 oral 235 Xiaowei Fu Freeman Technology Ltd. Measurement and quantification of caking in powders

15:15-15:30 oral 757 Alfred Leipertz University of Erlangen-Nuremberg; In situ Raman monitoring of the formation and growth of carbon nanotubes via chemical vapor


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ESYTEC GmbH deposition

15:30-16:00 tea break & poster

16:00-16:15

16:15-16:30 oral 886 Yun Kuang Beijing University of Chemical Technology Density gradient ultracentrifugation of colloidal nanoparticles

16:30-16:45 oral 463 U. Zafar University of Leeds Effect of strain rate on powder flow behaviour using ball indentation method

16:45-17:00 oral 509 Nicholas Ku Rutgers University; University of Leeds Auto-granulation of fine cohesive powder by mechanical vibration

17:00-17:15 oral 575 Nejat Rahmanian University of Bradford Urea finishing process: prilling v.s. granualtion

18:00-21:00 gala banquet

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T1.2 Particle property and inter-particle force characterization


Chairs: Staffan Folestad (AstraZeneca R&D) & Qinhui Wang (Zhejiang University)

08:30-09:00 keynote E76 Vincent Craig Australian National University Measuring particle interaction forces

09:00-09:15 oral 991 Qiuyue Zhao Northeastern University Characteristics of atomized droplet in a spray pyrolysis reactor for preparations of rare earth oxides

09:15-09:30 oral 160 S. Shaul Ben-GurionUniversity of the Negev Investigation into conveying forces of particulate plugs contains stationary layer

09:30-09:45 oral 200 D. Portnikov Ben-GurionUniversity of the NegevThe effect of temperature on the mechanical properties of particles: experimental results and a

model

09:45-10:00 oral 232 Qi Bian Kansas State University Effect of lesser grain borer infested kernels in flow properties of bulk wheat

10:00-10:15 oral 317 J. Fritzsche Technische Universitt Bergakademie Freiberg Wetting and adhesive forces on rough surfaces - An experimental and theoretical study

10:15-10:30 oral 325 R. Kohlus University of Hohenheim Quantitative granule structure description: methods, measures and physical properties

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited 455 Garca-Trianes Pablo University of Surrey Enhancing the activation of silicon carbide particles with gas-phase coating of aluminium oxide

11:15-11:30 oral 343 Samir Salameh Foundation Institute of Material Science Contact mechanic of metal oxide nanoparticle aggregates and agglomerates

11:30-11:45 oral 393 Horng Yuan Saw Massey University Correlation between powder flow properties measured by shear testing and hausner ratio

11:45-12:00 oral 422 S. Romeis University of Erlangen-Nuremberg In situ deformation and breakage of silica particles inside a SEM

12:00-12:15 oral 479 S. Chauruka University of Leeds Effect of mill type on morphology and phase transformation of gamma-alumina


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T1.2 Particle property and inter-particle force characterization


Chairs: Pablo Garca-Trianes (University of Surrey) & Yanlin Zhao (China University of Petroleum)

14:00-14:15 oral 499 Johannes Knoll Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Influence of protein loading on adhesion behavior of functionalized particles

14:15-14:30 oral 557 Sandra Mandato Montpellier SupAgro Stress distribution inside powder: does Janssens model applicable locally in a granular medium?

14:30-14:45 oral 630 D. Lerche LUM GmbH Density determination of dispersed micro- and nano particles by sedimentation methods

14:45-15:00 oral E77 Xiaowei Fu Freeman Technology Understanding the mechanisms of particle interactions and powder flow

15:00-15:15 oral 864 Yuan-yuan Zhu Xidian University Optical binding force between two chiral spheres by an incident on-axis gaussian beam

15:15-15:30 oral E116 George Duo Wang Imperial College London Novel approach to measuring adhesion of multi-component pharmaceutical formulations


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16:00-16:15 oral 632 David Harbottle University of Alberta Novel techniques to study particle interactions in multi component systems

17:00-19:00 Cocktail & poster

Room 301

Monday, May 19, 2014 T1.3 Instrumentations and methods


Chairs: Masahiro Takei (Chiba University) & Wu Zhou (University of Shanghai for Science and Technology)

13:45-14:15 keynote E78 Xue WangUniversity of Leeds

South China University of Technology

Integration of measurement, control and process modellingthe path to manufacturing excellence

of pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals

14:15-14:30 oral 33 Xiaoai Guo Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyA new small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering measuring system for characterization of

nanostructured particles synthesized by electrical discharges in the inert gas

14:30-14:45 oral 49 Xiaojiong DingGuangzhou Brookfield Viscometers and Texture

Instruments Service Company Ltd.PFT- new Instrument for powder flow researching

14:45-15:00 oral 88 Alexander Gutsche Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyAn empirical approach for the determination of shell thickness distributions of silica-magnetite

composites by means of SAXS

15:00-15:15 oral 113 Brian S. Hoyle University of Leeds Process characterization opportunities through spectro-tomography

15:15-15:30 oral 127 Michael Kappl Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research Measuring adhesion forces in powder collectives by inertial detachment


16:00-16:15 oral 199 Tina Bonakdar University of Leeds Determination of strength of placebo enzyme granules by impact testing

16:15-16:30 oral 586 Jin Y. Ooi University of EdinburghInterpretation of particle breakage under compression using X-ray computed tomography and digital

image correlation

16:30-16:45 oral 233 Michael Krumrey Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Traceable size determination of nanoparticles using SAXS

16:45-17:00 oral 332 Xiaowei Fu Freeman TechnologyEvaluating the effects flow additives in powders and powder formulations through comprehensive

powder characterization

17:00-17:15 oral 351 Frank Babick Technische Universitt Dresden Sizing of particle aggregates with optical techniques

17:15-17:30 oral 423 Long Qian Southeast UniversityDeveloping a high speed fiber-optic endoscopic technique for statistical analysis of particle phase

velocity

17:45-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T1.3 Instrumentations and methods


Chairs: Brian S. Hoyle (University of Leeds) & Lifeng Zhang (University of Saskatchewan)

08:30-09:00 keynote E79 Gerard GrehanNormandie Universit;

Universit et INSA de RouenSome new progress on interferometry techniques applied to particle measurements

09:00-09:15 oral 449 T. Detloff LUM GmbHVolume based particle size distribution with no refractive index by multi wavelength sedimentations

techniques

09:15-09:30 oral 506 Zuwei Xu Huazhong University of Science & Technology Multi-parameter measurement in nanoparticle flame synthesis based on thermophoretic sampling


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09:30-09:45 oral E227 Hui Ning Malvern Instruments Characterisation of nanoparticles using nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA)

09:45-10:00 oral 541 F. Huber Friedrich-Alexander-Universitt Erlangen-Nrnberg Online-characterization of nanoparticle aggregates by wide-angle light scattering (WALS)

10:00-10:15 oral 906 Terry Redman Mettler-Toledo International Inc. Optimization and control strategies with process software and in-line particle size measurements

10:15-10:30 oral E228 Thomas Zhang Verder Retsch Shanghai Trading Co., Ltd. Particle size and shape analysis technology

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E80 Steve Ward-Smith MalvernCombining dynamic light scattering and raman spectroscopy and microscopy to achieve new

Insights into the measurement of protein stability, aggregation and high order structure

11:15-11:30 oral 806 Wolfgang Witt Sympatec GmbH Concentration effects in photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS) and photon cross correlationspectroscopy (PCCS)

11:30-11:45 oral 522 Qing-Chao Shang Xidian University Rayleigh model for electromagnetic scattering from a chiral particle

11:45-12:00 oral 851 Vladimir Zivkovic Newcastle University Key granular kinetic theory parameters from diffusing wave and speckle visibility spectroscopy

12:00-12:15 oral 874 Qieni L Tianjin University Particle sizing and velocity measurement by interferometric particle imaging


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T1.3 Instrumentations and methods


Chairs: Brian S. Hoyle (University of Leeds) & Lifeng Zhang (University of Saskatchewan)

13:20-13:35 oral 851 Vladimir Zivkovic Newcastle University Key granular kinetic theory parameters from diffusing wave and speckle visibility spectroscopy

13:35-13:50 oral 874 Qieni L Tianjin University Particle sizing and velocity measurement by interferometric particle imaging

Chairs: Vincent Craig (Australian National University) & Huinan Yang (University of Shanghai for Science and Technology)

13:50-14:15 invited 381 Wu ZhouUniversity of Shanghai for Science and

Technology

Characterization of particle size and flow by means of imaging methodologies: from nanometer to

millimeter

14:15-14:30 oral 1047 F. Kaouach School of Mines of Albi Dry coating characterization of coverage by image analysis

14:30-14:45 oral 810 Ulrich Khler Sympatec GmbH Accuracy and precision of particle size measurements from discretized images

14:45-15:00 oral E44 Zhengjun Li Xidian UniversityScattering of a uniaxial anisotropic sphere located in dual Gaussian beams with arbitrary

propagation directions

15:00-15:15 oral 812 Markus Schaller Sympatec GmbH Current possibilities of in- & on-line size and shape analysis in process applications

15:15-15:30 oral E16 Graham Rideal Whitehouse Scientific Ltd.Calibrating test sieve apertures - comparing glass bead testing and a new optical method with the

traditional ISO and ASTM methods


16:00-16:15 oral 45 Zinaida Kutelova Otto von Guericke University MagdeburgMeasurement of the micromechanical material properties of glass particles using atomic force

micrsocopy, nanoindentation and compression tests

16:15-16:30 oral 540 M. Altenhoff University of Erlangen-NurembergTwo-dimensional soot particle sizing by combination of multi-angle light scattering (2D-MALS) and

laser-induced incandescence (LII)

16:30-16:45 oral E40 Peter Hghj Xenocs SA Nanoparticle measurements with small angle X-Ray scattering

16:45-17:00 oral 811 Ulrich Khler Sympatec GmbH Resolution aspects for laser diffraction instruments

17:00-17:15 oral 578 Staffan Folestad AstraZeneca R&D Novel microwave sensor systems for 2D and 3D monitoring of particle processing



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Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T1.3 Instrumentations and methods


Chairs: Gerarad Grehan (Universit et INSA de Rouen) & Jun Yao (Xiamen University)

08:45-09:00 oral 909 Gang Yang Northeastern University Feature extraction algorithms based on coal injection image of video in the blast furnace

09:00-09:15oral

536 Richard J. Tweedie Digusonic Ltd.Enhanced in-situ process characterization of particulate process using digital ultrasound

spectroscopy

09:15-09:30oral

561 Stefan Palis Otto von Guericke UniversityAuto-tuning control systems for improved operation of continuous fluidized bed spray granulation

processes with external product classification

09:30-09:45 oral 807 Wolfgang Witt Sympatec GmbH High speed dynamic Image analysis for particle size and shape analysis, the second generation

09:45-10:00 oral 508 Tan Qu Xidian University Scattering of plasma anisotropic spherical particle incident by a high-order Bessel beam

10:00-10:15 oral E6 X. WangUniversity of Shanghai for Science and

TechnologyEffects of viscosity of dispersions on particle sizing by ultrasonic attenuation spectroscopy

10:15-10:30 oral 526 Linchao Pan Tianjin University Abnormal movement of scattered energy distribution by spherical particles


Room 303

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T1.4 Fundamentals and standards


Chairs: Steve Ward-Smith (Malvern) & Renliang Xu (Micromeritics Instrument Corporation)

08:30-09:00 keynote 365 Michael StintzInstitute of Process Engineering and

Environmental Technology

International standardization in particle characterization for quality and safety assessment in particle

technology

09:00-09:15 oral E267 Qingyun Dong Bettersize instruments Ltd The recent developments in particle size analyzer technology of China

09:15-09:30 oral 55 Lifeng Zhang University of Saskatchewan Measurements of electrostatic charging of powder mixtures in a free-fall test device

09:30-09:45 oral 68 Zheng XuGeneral Research Institute for Nonferrous

MetalsThe characteristics study of sphalerite tailings by using MLA

09:45-10:00 oral 77 Chlo Modugno AgroSup Lactose caking: influence of the particle size distribution and the water content

10:00-10:15 oral 78 R. Mercad-Prieto Soochow University Understanding rupture of different microcapsules under compression for perfume release

10:15-10:30 oral 82 Juan Zhang Institute of Chemical Materials, CAS Influences of ultrasound during the spray recrystalization process on HNS explosive

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E82 Peng Han South China Normal University Study on dynamic light scattering from polydisperse particle systems

11:15-11:30 oral 105 Changdong Li University of Leeds Dissolution of sodium carbonate particles

11:30-11:45 oral 109 Lizhang Wang University of Mining and TechnologyAnode polarization character of metallic oxides loaded granular actived carbon during phenol

electro-oxidation in a three dimensional electrodes

11:45-12:00 oral 112 M. Hosseini University of Leeds Effect of ion vibration potential for 1-2 electrolytes


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10:15-10:30 oral 331 Michael Drmann University of Paderborn Simulation of capillary bridges between particles

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E71 Jin Sun The University of Edinburgh Computational granular rheology for dry and suspended dense systems

11:15-11:30 oral 349 Michael J. Adams University of Birmingham Frictional sliding of particulate suspensions

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11:45-12:00 oral 533 Ling Yang Tsinghua University The prediction of release property of controlled release urea with hydrophilic film coated

12:00-12:15 oral 1032 Qian Dong Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, CAS Evolution of structural properties during zhundong coal pyrolysis


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T1.5 Rheological and dynamical characterization


Chairs: O. J. Cayre (University of Leeds) & Jin Sun (University of Edinburgh)

13:50-14:15 invited E72 D. Barletta University of Salerno The effect of process conditions on powder rheology

14:15-14:30 oral 546 K. F. Ren Univercit et INSA de Rouen Airy theory revisited and caustics in Vectorial Complex Ray Model

14:30-14:45 oral 611 A. Quigley Imperial College London Predicting protein aggregation using second virial coefficients

14:45-15:00 oral 362 Horng Yuan Saw Massey University Identification of bubbling onset using pressure fluctuations

15:00-15:15 oral E73 Geng Qiao University of Leeds Thermal and rheological behaviour of the solar salt based nanofluids

15:15-15:30 oral E39 Hu Li Wuhan University of Science and Technology Study on the external features of particle damping loss factor

15:30-16:00 tea break & poster16:00-16:15 oral E9 Mingyang Chen Tianjin University Agglomeration and adhesion free energy of maltitol

16:15-16:30 oral E83 Yan Wang Imperial College London Novel gravimetric method for gas sorption measurement at high pressure

16:30-16:45 oral E2 P. Bru Formulaction Physical stability of nanoparticles dispersions


Poster T1 Particle and Particle System Characterization

No. Authors Affiliation Title of the presentation

131Can Li, Hanqing Wang, Xiujuan Wang, We Yang,

Yuanping Chen, Jin MingHunan University of Technology Observation on the particle of displacement ventilation workshop of welding and grinding

303 Young-OK Park1, Kang-San Lee1, Piljo Lyoo21Korea Institute of Energy Research2Semyung University

Removal and agglomeration of sticky paint particulates by adsorbents

833Fuweng Zhang1, Li Wang1,2, Chuanping Liu1,2, Ping

Wu1, Shuai Zhan1

1 University of Science and Technology Beijing2Beijing Engineering Research Center for

Energy Saving and Environmental Protection

Surface stability of granular systems in a vibrated bed

256 Jinzhou Qu, Xiuxiang Tao, Ning Xu, Huan He China University of Mining and Technology Flotation characteristics and particle size distribution of micro-fine low rank coal

623Yang Zhang1, Yunqing Zhang1, Xiange Han1,

Paerhatijiang Tuersun1, Kuan Fang Ren1,2

1Xidian University2Universit et INSA de Rouen

Influence of refractive index in particle sizing by light extinction sprectrum


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625Xiaoyan Yao1Leping Dang1, Hongsing Tan2

Hongyuan Wei1

1Tianjin University, Tianjin, China2Proceter & Gamble Technology (Beijing) Co.,

Ltd.

Characterizations of detergent powder 'Hand Feel'

634Franziska Sondej, Andreas B ck, Evangelos

Tsotsas, Katja MeyerOtto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Experimental analysis of the microstructure of single particles and micro droplets

93 Mengran Yu1,2, Yan Li1,2, Zhiguo Su1,2

1Institute of Process Engineering, CAS2PLA Key Laboratory of Biopharmaceutical

process and formulation engineering

Gigaporous chromatography: allow large proteins to enter

166 Xing-yun Sun, Chuan

Xiao, Bao-hui

Yuan,Zhen-zhongZhao

Xian Modern Chemistry Research Institute Study on the superfine RDX by LX-1A superfine crushing mill

202 Hui Ning Malvern Instrument China Particle characterization using resonant mass technology

652 Junjie1Liu, Wenge Zhang1, Hongyu Xiu1, KaiGuo21National Institute of Metrology2China University of Petroleum (Beijing)

Calibration of condensation particle counter

907 B. Smith, H. Lu, S. Liu, T. Redman Mettler-Toledo International Inc.Inline particle size measurements: changing the paradigm for improved product quality and process

performance

745Zhixing Sun, Zhigang Shen, Xiaojing Zhang, Shulin

Ma

Beijing University of Aeronautics and

AstronauticsSound absorbing application of loose and consolidated particles from waste printed circuit boards

919 A. Ukkonen, H. Isherwood, V. Niemel, J. Kannosto Dekati Ltd. High bipolar electrical charge levels of lactose particles from DPI inhaler

352R. Weser1, S. Woeckel2, B. Wessely1, F. Babick1,

U. Steinmann2

, M. Stintz1

1Dresden University of Technology2Institute of Automation and Communication

(ifak e.V.), Measuring and Analyzer Systems Characterization of highly concentrated dispersions by ultrasonic backscattering method

E117 Jian Qiu, Kaiqing Luo, Yuchang Li, Peng Han South China Normal University, China Study of self-optimizing inversion for particle size distribution of dynamic light scattering

464 Umair Zafar University of Leeds Effect of die filling on flow behaviour of cohesive powders


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T2 Particle Design: Formulation and Processing

Room 305A

Monday, May 19, 2014 T2.1 Particle morphology and size control


Chairs: Robin Klupp Taylor (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) & Huijun Zhao (Griffith University)

13:45-14:15 keynote 1035 Hua Zhang Nanyang Technological University Synthesis and applications of novel two-dimensional nanomaterials

14:15-14:30 oral 106 Yanru Chen China University of Mining & Technology Research on superfine grinding process and kinetics of calcined black talc in planetary mill

14:30-14:45 oral 108 T. Hoffmann Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Experimental investigation of continuous fluidized bed spray granulation with internal classification

14:45-15:00 oral 204 Zhangxiong Wu Monash UniversityA general spray drying approach toward uniform mesoporous carbon microspheres with

controllable property and functionality

15:00-15:15 oral 146 Zhenguo An Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, CAS Multishell particles with hollow core and tunable property

15:15-15:40 invited E31 Xuchuan Jiang The University of New South Wales Engineering nanoparticles for energy and environmental applications


16:00-16:15 oral 175 A. Khoufech UTC/Escom Influence of particle-droplet interaction on the wet coating efficiency in a fluidized bed process

16:15-16:30 oral 120 T. Hoffmann Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Influence of granule porosity during fluidized bed spray granulation

16:30-16:45 oral 205 Senbin Ye Zhejiang University of TechnologyPreparation of graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) as an electronic component with the multi-walled

carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs)

16:45-17:00 oral E62 Yonghui Deng Fudan University Core-shell structured porous spheres

17:00-17:15 oral 277 Wei-Syuan Lin Tatung UniversitySynthesis and characterization of hybrid AuPd/metal oxide/multiwalled carbon nanotubes

electrocatalysts for fuel cell application

17:15-17:40 invited E29 David Kisailus University of California-Riverside Solvothermal synthesis, growth mechanism, and performance of LiFePO4 nanoparticles

17:40-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.1 Particle morphology and size control


Chairs: David Kisailus (University of California-Riverside) & Xiongwen Lou (Nanyang Technological University)

08:30-09:00 keynote 1037 Zhiyong Tang National Center for Nanosciecne & TechnologySelf-assembled core-shell inorganic nanoparticle@metal organic framework nanostructures: A

novel multifunctional platform

09:00-09:15 oral 394 Yun Huang Institute of Process Engineering, CASSynthesis of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries with lean premixed low swirl stagnation

flames

09:15-09:30 oral 1015 Jianjun Wang Institute of Chemistry, CAS Anti-icing surfaces-from fundamentals to applications

09:30-09:45 oral 450 M. Sachs University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Rounding of irregular polymer particles in a downer reactor

09:45-10:00 oral 476 J.Hitchcock University of Leeds Controlled adsorption of catalytic nanoparticles onto polymeric thin films

10:00-10:15 oral 477 Xinhua Xu Nagoya Institute of Technology A Facile synthesis of tin sulfide microspheres with flower-like structure

10:15-10:30 oral 639 O.J. Cayre University of LeedsComplex nanoparticles designed via radical dispersion polymerization in non-polar solvent:

Towards electrophoretic display applications


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10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E27 Mikio Takano Kyoto University Fe-oxides prepared by soft processes

11:15-11:30 oral 483 Wanghui Chen Nagoya Institute of Technology Synthesis and optimizing of solid and hollow silica microspheres

11:30-11:45 oral 521 K. Gao Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Thermal stability of oxide supported PT model catalyst

11:45-12:00 oral 525 Junichi Ida Soka University Preparation of thermo responsive functional composites by embedding TiO2/Fe3O4nanoparticles

12:00-12:15 oral 547 Bing Qiao Tsinghua University High density grafting of aminopropyltriethoxysilane (aptes) on nano-silica particle surface

12:15-12:40 invited 563Robin N. Klupp

Taylor University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Facile synthesis of patchy nanoparticles: colloidal approaches for the production of anisotropic

building blocks for functional materials


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T2.1 Particle morphology and size control


Chairs: Nicola Pinna (Humboldt-Universitt zu Berlin) & Lianzhou Wang (The University of Queensland)

08:30-09:00 keynote E28 Huijun ZhaoGriffith University;

Institute of Solid State Physics, CAS

Nanoparticulate metal, metal oxide and graphitic carbon electrocatalysts for solar cell and fuel cell

applications

09:00-09:15 oral 622 D. Lerche LUM GmbHFlocculation and colloidal crystallization of aqueous nanosized metal oxide dispersions as function

of ph and electrolyte

09:15-09:30 oral 581 Rachel M. Smith The University of SheffieldIntroducing the unit cell: An improved method for extracting rate constants for granulation

population balance models from discrete element simulations

09:30-09:45 oral 631 Zinaida I. Kutelova Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg Flowabilit y of surface modified cohesive glass particles09:45-10:00 oral 245 Yunhong Jiang University of Leeds Strategies to reduce nanoparticle batch-to-batch variabilities

10:00-10:15 oral 938 Jianxin Chen Hebei University of Technology Thermal and X-ray diffraction analysis of lactose polymorphs

10:15-10:30 oral 1014 Johnny C. Ho City University of Hong Kong Metal nanocluster decoration approach for modulating electrical properties of nanodevices

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E30 Xin Wang Nanyang Technological University Synthesis of platinum nanostructures with efficient and stable electrocatalytic activities

11:15-11:30 oral 974 Xiangming Na Institute of Process Engineering, CASPreparation of double emulsion templated macroporous microspheres: A candidate for trapping

proteins

11:30-11:45 oral

11:45-12:00 oral 1013 Zhiyong Fan Hong Kong University of Science & Technology ZnO nanocomb based high performance gas sensors

12:00-12:25 invited 438 Lianzhou Wang University of Queensland Nanoparticle engineering for photoelectrochemical energy conversion


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T2.1 Particle morphology and size control


Chairs: Yongsheng Han (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS) & Marius Sachs (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

13:50-14:15 invited E35 Nicola Pinna Humboldt-Universit t zu BerlinIn situ formed carboxylates as morphology and assembly-directing agents in non-aqueous sol-gel

syntheses of metal oxide nanoparticles

14:15-14:30 oral 569 R. N. K. Taylor University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Continuous flow synthesis in a T-mixer of patchy plasmonic nanoparticles

14:30-14:45 oral E284 Jianxin Wu Nanopolis Suzhou Co., Ltd. Nanotech innovation-from laboratory to industry


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14:45-15:00 oral 1064 Han Gao Tsinghua University The effects of the film structure on the pigment performance

15:00-15:15 oral 736 K. Yamamoto Doshisha University Effect of poor solvent on size selective precipitation of Zinc sulfide nanoparticles

15:15-15:40 invited 1031 Tierui Zhang Technical Institute of Phys. and Chem., CAS Highly robust nanocatalysts based on mesoporous and hollow micro/nanostructures


16:00-16:15 oral 750 Wanli Jiao Shandong University of Technology Preparation of cellular structure nickel hydroxide thin film

16:15-16:30 oral 852 Chunfeng Xue Taiyuan University of Technology The Influences of Heteroatoms on Preparing ZSM-39 Crystals in a Fluorine-free System

16:30-16:45 oral 857 Xiaogang Hao Taiyuan University of TechnologySilicalite-1 nanocrystals prepared from ethylenediamine-assisted immobilization of loaded silica in

mesoporous carbon

16:45-17:00 oral 1128 Wenxiong LinFujian Institute of Research on the Structure of

MatterDevelopment of Novel 3D Printer at the Fujian Institute of Research on the Structure of Matter


Room 305B

Monday, May 19, 2014 T2.2 Nano and super fine particles


Chairs: Ru-Shi Liu (Taiwan Univeristy) & Beena Rai (Tata Consultancy Services Limited)

13:50-14:15 keynote 185 Jianfeng Chen Beijing University of Chemical TechnologyDesign and engineering of nanoparticles for advanced nanocomposites and drug delivery system:

from lab to industrialization

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14:30-14:45 oral 48 Lin Zhao China Academy Engineering Physics Preparation of TATB basednanocomposite particles

14:45-15:00 oral 83 Weizhong Qian Tsinghua University Hollow ZSM-5 fibers prepared by in situ solid-sol id transformationmechanism

15:00-15:15 oral E113 Requena Santiago NETZSCH-Condux Mahltechnik GmbH Dry fine grinding with jet mills-potent ials of energy optimization

15:15-15:40 invited 482 Masayoshi Fuji Nagoya Institute of Technology Shell design of hollow silica nanoparticles using reaction polarity


16:05-16:30 invited E232 Weiguo Song Institute of Chemistry, CAS Core-Shell nanostructured mesoporous particles as multifunctional catalysts

16:30-16:45 oral E10 Anze Shui South China University of Technology Sonochemical synthesis of cupric oxides nanoparticles

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17:00-17:15 oral 273 Yuh-Jing Chiou TatungUniversity Synthesis and characterization of hybrid MWCNTs materials for direct formic acid fuel cells

17:15-17:40 invited 471 Doris SegetsFriedrich-Alexander University of

Erlangen-NurembergFrom in situ characterization to process control of quantum dot systems

17:40-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.2 Nano and superfine particles


Chairs: Masayoshi Fuji (Nagoya Institute of Technology) & Jun Yang (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS)

08:30-09:00 keynote 555 Rushi Liu National Taiwan University Nano particle sensitized ZnO nanowires-array photoelectrodes for water splitting

09:00-09:15 oral 336 Qiang Zhang Tsinghua University Graphene/carbon nanotube hybrids: Novel sp2carbon for energy storage


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09:15-09:30 oral 379 Zhiwei Ge Institute of Process Engineering, CASComposite materials for thermal energy storage: the roles of microstructures and interfacial

energies

09:30-09:45 oral 453 Aimiao Qin Guilin University of Technology Preparation of Fe3O4@C core/shell composites and their electrochemical performance

09:45-10:00 oral 85 M. Heine Hamburg University of Technology Simulation of fluidized bed agglomeration of amorphous powders

10:00-10:15 oral E45 Yangchuan Ke China University of PetroleumPreparations of COPNA nanocomposite materials and the nanoeffects on anti-friction and anti-wear

behavior

10:15-10:30 oral 614 Yongming Luo Kunming University of Science and TechnologyA novel rapid method to synthesize ceria-zirconia nanoparticles for CO preferential oxidation

reaction in H2-rich gases

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited 1016 Jun Yang Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Pt-containing nanocomposites of Ag2S and noble metals for electrocatalytic oxidation of formic acid

11:15-11:30 oral 489 Beena Rai Tata Research Development and Design Centre Surface modified nano-titania containing nanofluids for photocatalytic applications

11:30-11:45 oral 689 Qing SunChina University of Mining and Technology

(Beijing)

Nano-TiO2immobilized on diatomitecharacterization and photocatalytic reactivity for Cu2+removal

from aqueous solution

11:45-12:00

12:00-12:15 oral E283 Bing Wu Evonik Specialty Chemicals (Shanghai) Co., Ltd New and tailor made precipitated silica development for silicone rubber market

12:15-12:30 oral 503 Laner Wu Beifang University of Nationality Influence of boric acid on dusting of magnesium slag


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T2.2 Nano and superfine particles

Time Activity No. Presenter Affiliation Title of the presentationChairs: Yuh Jing Chiou (Tatung University) & Manuel Heine (Hamburg University of Technology)

08:30-09:00 keynote 66 Yeukuang Hwu Academia Sinica Nanoparticle synthesis and applications with X-rays

09:00-09:15 oral 809 Arno Kwade TU Braunschweig Effect of grinding media on the resulting aggregate structure during precipitation processes

09:25-09:50 invited E60 Jian Liu Curtin University Nanoporous colloidal carbon spheres for energy applications

09:50-10:05 oral 665 I. Nkurikiyimfura University of Rwanda Photothermal characteristics of magnetic nanofluids for solar thermal applications

10:05-10:25 oral 516Noor Fitrah Abu

BakarUniversiti Teknologi MARA

Electrospray deposition of titanium dioxide (TiO2) toward nanoparticles production: effect of

temperature

10:25-10:40 oral 1025 Zhitang SongShanghai Institute of Microsystem and

Information TechnologyInvestigation of GST slurry for phase change memory

10:40-11:00 tea break

11:00-11:15 oral 458 Huan Jiao Shaanxi Normal University Synthesis of spherical YAG:Ce3+ yellow phosphor by high temperature solid-state reaction

11:15-11:30 oral E246 Wei Luo Donghua University A resol-assisted co-assembly approach to crystalline mesoporous niobia spheres

11:30-11:45 oral 84 Xianhui Hou Beijing University of Chemical Technology Preparation of nano PPy/TiO2 composites with enhanced photo-catalysis performances



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10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited 945 Quan Yuan Wuhan University Near-infrared light mediated imaging of latent fingerprints based on molecular recognition

11:15-11:30 oral 426 S. RomeisFriedrich-Alexander-University

Erlangen-Nuremberg

Top-down processing of submicron 45S5 Bioglass for enhanced in vitro bioactivity and

biocompatibility

11:30-11:45 oral 36 Fatin Nawwab Al-Deen Monash University Delivery of malaria DNA vaccine using magnetic nanoparticles

11:45-12:00 oral 357 Tomas Sverak Brno University of Technology Milling and bulk properties of micro-fine ligneous fillers

12:00-12:15 oral 345 S. A. L. de Koster Delft University of Technology Geopolymer coating of bacteria-contain ing granules for use in self-healing concrete12:15-12:40 invited 717 To Ngai The Chinese University of Hong Kong Tailor-made microgel particles: new preparation routes and applications


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.3 Biological particles


Chairs: Jochen Schmidt (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) & Quan Yuan (Wuhan University)

13:45-14:15 keynote 964 H. Kawaguchi Keio University, Kanagawa University DNA discrimination with SPR sensor employing polymeric particles and its application

14:15-14:30 oral 97 Ya Chen China Academy of Engineering and Physics Preparation and characterization of reticular nano-HMX by complexing technique

14:30-14:45 oral 327 A. L. Tasker University of Leeds The effect of stabilizer choice on microcapsule morphology

14:45-15:00 oral 315 Yubin Shen Zhejiang UniverityPreparation of insulin-loaded N-trimethyl chitosan chloride microparticles for pulmonary delivery

using supercritical fluid assisted atomization with an enhanced mixer

15:00-15:15 oral 287 Man Wu Qingdao University of Science and Technology One-step method prepared biomass-based activated carbon catalyst for hydrogen generation

15:15-15:40 invited 684 W. Wei Institute of Process Engineering, CASPotential pharmaceutical applications of uniform-sized chitosan micro/nanoparticles with

autofluorescent property


16:00-16:15 oral 222 M.L.M. Oostveen Delft University of Technology, DSM Elucidation of the rehydration behavior of food powders

16:15-16:30 oral 216 Kyo-Seon Kim Kangwon National University One-pot synthesis of magnetic porous/hollow nanoparticles for biomedical applications

16:30-16:45 oral 197 A. Bck Otto-von-Guericke University Model-based control of enzyme yield in solid state fermentation

16:45-17:10 invited 143 Hong-Ming Lin Tatung University Synthesis and characterization of functionalized iron nanowires

17:00-17:15 oral 994 Xiaoqun Gong Tianjin UniversityA facile method of preparing high-performance magnetic and fluorescent bifunctional

nanocomposites and their preliminary application in biomolecule detection

17:15-17:30 oral 102 Yang Wang Monash University Systematic drying study on DHA-encapsulated particles

17:30-17:55 invited 610 Erich J. Windhab Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zrich, ETH Magneto-responsive biomolecular nano-discs for applications in food and life sciences



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Room 305D

Monday, May 19, 2014 T2.4 Pharmaceutical particles


Chairs: Shunai Che (Shanghai Jiaotong University) & Woo Sik Choi (Korea Association of Powder Process Industry and Engineering)

13:45-14:15 keynote 369 Woo Sik ChoiKorea Association of Powder Process Industry

and Engineering

Preclinical efficacy examination on healing practices and experiencesof users for pillows and

mattresses of loess ball bio-products

14:30-14:45 oral 1046 Ying Lu Second Military Medical UniversityMucosal and systemic immuniazation with TMC-DNA nanoparticles against dental caries in young

rats

14:45-15:00 oral 1003 Jin Shi Zhengzhou University In vitro and in vivo anti-cancer effects of targeting and near-infrared absorbing nanoparticles

15:00-15:15 oral 1045 Hao Zou Second Military Medical UniversityGlutathione-sensitive goldcysteamine/plasmid DNA/poly TAT/ hyaluronic acid nanocomplex for

target-specific intracellular uptake and gene expression

15:15-15:40 invited 702 Karen P. Hapgood Monash University Predicting tablet strength from the wet granulation conditions via the unified compaction curve


16:00-16:15 oral 1041 Lin Hou Zhengzhou UniversityHyaluronic acid-functionalized single-walled carbon nanotubes as tumor-targeting MRI contrast

agent

16:15-16:30 oral 1021 Xin Pan Sun Yat-Sen University Ultra-fine particle process system and its application for the drug-containing micropheres

16:30-16:45 oral 1011 Kai Shi Shenyang Pharmaceutical UniversityProtein crystallization based spherical self-assembly technology for controllable delivery of

recombinant human interferon

16:45-17:00 oral 1009 Na Zhang Shandong University Novel lipid-based nanosuspension enhanced combination therapy of docetaxel and ceramide

17:00-17:15 oral E32 Xiaoying Long Guangdong Pharmaceutical UniversityCombined use of phospholipid complexes and self-emulsifying microemulsion for improving oral

absorption of a BCS class IV compound, Baicalin

17:15-17:40 invited 1019 Chuanbin Wu Sun Yat-Sen UniversityA novel bottom-up process of producing nanoparticles containing protein and peptide for inhalational

aerosol delivery

17:40-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.4 Pharmaceutical particles


Chairs: Daryl Williams (Imperial College London) & Mingshi Yang (University of Copenhagen)

08:30-09:00 keynote 818 Jukka Rantanen University of Copenhagen Innovative manufacturing of future pharmaceuticals

09:00-09:15 oral 193 M. W. Woo Monash University Spherical crystalline amino acid particles from spray drying

09:15-09:30 oral 210 Wenjing Liu University of LeedsSouth China University of Technology

Novel impinging jet and continuous reactor design for rapid reactive crystallization ofpharmaceuticals

09:30-09:45 oral 968 Huile Gao Sichuan UniversityA simple one-step method for preparation of fluorescent carbon nanospheres and the potential

application in tumor imaging and drug delivery

09:45-10:00 oral 978 Y Zheng University of MacauParticle size effect of curcumin nanosuspensions on the in-vitro anticancer activity, cellular uptake

and in-vivo exposure

10:00-10:15 oral 976 Zhiping Zhang Huazhong University of Science & TechnologyDocetaxel-loaded polymeric nanoparticles fabricated by SPG membrane emulsification technique

and the antitumor activity


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10:15-10:30 oral 948 Zongning Yin Sichuan UniversityUnrevealed effects of cryoprotectants on proteins: influence of colloidal and tertiary conformational

stabilities

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited 958 Chunmeng Shi Third Military Medical UniversityDevelopment of multifunctional agents for cancer targeted theranosis through a top-down strategy

without chemical conjugation

11:15-11:30 oral 960 Sujun Wang Third Military Medical University Dol-PLA-PEG-FOL nanoparticles: Evaluation of cell cytotoxicity and selecting capability in vitro

11:30-11:45 oral 571 M. S. Manga University of Leeds Preparation of wax walled micro encapsulates via the double emulsion route

11:45-12:00 oral 953 Xinrui Ma Shanghai Jiao Tong University Nanoemulsions stabilized by organic-inorganic nanocomposite

12:00-12:25 invited 954 Yuhong Xu Shanghai Jiao Tong University Synthesis and characterizations of ionizable lipid nanoparticles for siRNA delivery


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.4 Pharmaceutical particles


Chairs: Wan-Liang Lu(Peking University) & Jukka Rantanen (University of Copenhagen)

13:50-14:15 invited 687 Lilia AhrnSIK- The Swedish Institute for Food and

Biotechnology

Integrating research training in particle & powder technology to deliver efficient food products and

medicines with high functionality

14:15-14:30 oral 928 Serena Schiano University of Surrey The impact of roll compaction on mechanical properties of pharmaceutical powders

14:30-14:45 oral 880 Mingshi Yang University of Copenhagen Microencapsulation of protein drugs via the spray drying process equipped with a 3-fluid nozzle

14:45-15:00 oral 749 Guihong Chai Zhejiang University Molecular mechanisms of solid lipid nanoparticles across MDCK epithelial cell monolayer

15:00-15:15 oral E229 Rui Yang National Institutes for Food and Drug Control Pharmaceutical excipient management and quality control

15:15-15:30 oral 747 Yingwen Hu Zhejiang University A GSH-responsive chitosan based micelle for triggered drug release


16:00-16:15 oral 1122 Bin Tian Shenyang Pharmaceutical University Prediction of the physical stability of solid dispersions based on the phase diagram

16:15-16:30 oral 459 J. YangUniversity of Birmingham

University of Surrey

DEM analysis of the effects of electrostatics on particle mixing for carrier based dry powder inhaler

formulations

16:30-16:45 oral E41 Xing Tang Shenyang Pharmaceutical UniversityDesign and in vitro evaluation of a floating-type and bioadhesive drug delivery system based on

hollow pellets

16:45-17:00 oral 601 S. McCartney Imperial CollegeMorphological and compressional mechanical properties of freeze-dried mannitol, sucrose and

trehalose cakes

17:00-17:15 oral 535 N. F. A. Bakar Universiti Teknologi Mara Production of mefenamic acid nanoparticle via electrospray


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T2.4 Pharmaceutical particles


Chairs: Karen Hapgood (Monash University) & Chuanbin Wu (Sun Yat-sen University)

08:30-09:00 keynote 940 Shunai Che Shanghai Jiao Tong University Inorganic chiral mesoporous materials

09:00-09:25 invited 1043 Yanqiang Zhong Second Military Medical UniversityDocetaxel and sulforaphane loaded nanoparticles of poly (D, L- lactide-co-glycolide)/hyaluronic acid

for eradication of breast cancer

09:25-09:50 invited 971 Yongda Sun Tianjin Pharmaceutical Research Institute Supercritical fluid particle design of inhaled dry powders
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09:50-10:15 invited 963 Wei Wu Fudan University Ligand-mediated active targeting for enhanced oral absorption

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited 989 Jin Chang Tianjin UniversityImmunochromatography test strip for quantitative, sensitive and rapid point-of-care diagnosis of

prostate specific antigen

11:15-11:40 invited 1001 Wan-Liang Lu Peking University Construction and characterization of brain tumor targeting drug-loaded liposomes

11:30-11:55 invited 234 Xiaowei Fu Freeman Technology Ltd A QbD approach to continuous tablet manufacture


Room 305E

Monday, May 19, 2014 T2.5 New approaches for particle preparation


Chairs: Chunzhong Li (East China University Of Science And Technology) & Wolfgang Peukert (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

13:45-14:15 keynote E23 Guangsheng Luo Tsinghua UniversityControllable preparation of monodispersed microcapsules and nanoparticles with microstructured

chemical systems

14:15-14:30 oral 1055 Biao Kong Fudan University Interface-driven ultralight mesoporous nanocube particle frameworks

14:30-14:45 oral 992 Wuled Lenggoro Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Enhancement of ion doping efficiency by apost-heat treatment for synthesis of metal oxide particles

14:45-15:00 oral 941 James D Litster Purdue University Optimization of twin screw granulation using mechanistic approaches

15:00-15:15 oral 931 Yundong Wang East China University of Science & TechnologyExcellent performance tailored construction of york-shell structured LiMn2O4 spheresby ultrasonic

spray pyrolysis route with an assist of PEG molecules

15:15-15:40 invited E59 Yongsheng Han Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Control on material structures via diffusion and reaction


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16:15-16:30 oral 925 Yifan Yao East China University of Science & Technology Synthesis of carbon doped TiO2(B) by electrospinning and their application to lithium-ion batteries

16:30-16:45 oral 894 J. R. van Ommen Delft University of Technology Atmospheric-pressure atomic layer deposition of noble metal nanoclusters on support particles

16:45-17:00 oral 921 Mengting Chen East China University of Science & TechnologyHighly conductive and flexible polymer composites with improved mechanical and electromagnetic

interference shielding performances

17:00-17:15 oral 830 T. Thongyen Kanazawa University Development and application of a personal sampler for evaluation of personal exposure to PM0.1

17:15-17:40 invited E34 Liangyin Chu Sichuan University Microfluidic preparation of functional polymeric microparticles

17:40-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.5 New approaches for particle preparation


Chairs: Hao Jiang (East China University of Science and Technology) & Philipp Rudolf von Rohr (ETH Zurich)

08:30-09:00 keynote E24 Saha Petr Tomas Bata University in Zlin Preparation of magnetic nanoparticles for hyperthermia of tumor

09:00-09:15 oral 920 Dayong Ren East China University of Science & Technology Growth few-layers MoS2 nanoflakeson CNTs Backbone for high rate Li-ion battery anode materials

09:15-09:30 oral 674 Jianhong Xu Tsinghua University Microfluidic production of porous chitosan/silica hybrid microspheres


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09:30-09:45 oral 923 Weina Chen East China University of Science & Technology Growth of mesoporous Li4Ti5O12nanocrystals on rGO for Li-ion batteries

09:45-10:00 oral 814 N. FatahUnit de Catalyse et de Chimie de Solide

Villeneuve dAscq Cedex

Application of the experimental design to optimize the mechanosynthesis process for the

Co/alumina catalyst

10:00-10:15 oral 927 Jie Zhao East China University of Science & Technology Controllable synthesis of MnO2 / C core-shell nanofibers and their applications in supercapacitors

10:15-10:30 oral 738 Winston Duo Wu Soochow University Functional uniform microparticles tailored by a novel microfluidic jet spray dryer

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E69 Haihui Wang South China Unveristy of Technology Dense ceramic oxygen permeable membranes and catalytic membrane reactors

11:15-11:30 oral 1121 Xing Tang Shenyang Pharmaceutical University Design and in vitro evaluation of a floating-type and bioadhesive drug delivery system based onhollow pellets

11:30-11:45 oral 705 Xuchu Ye Nanjing University of Technology Operating state of pilot-scale horizontal planetary ball mill

11:45-12:00 oral 6 Haibao Zhang Tsinghua UniversitySynthesis of MgO nanoparticles by pyrohydrolysis of bischofite from brine: process intensification

using RF thermal plasma

12:00-12:15 oral 891 Andrew E. Bayly University of Leeds Spray dried particlespredicting and engineering structure

12:15-12:40 invited 951 Chang-jun Liu Tianjin University Size and structure control via room temperature electron reduction


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T2.5 New approaches for particle preparation


Chairs: Saha Petr (Tomas Bata University in Zlin) & Duo Wu (Soochow University)

13:50-14:15 invited 223Philipp Rudolf von

RohrETH Zurich

Nanoscale plasma surface modification of powders: tailoring flowability and wettability of

fine-grained and temperature-sensitive products within 0.1 s

14:15-14:30 oral 177 Kim van Netten The University of Newcastle University Drive A kinetic study of a modified fine coal agglomeration process

14:30-14:45 oral 183 Zhiwei Liu Beijing University of Chemical Technology Preparation of ultrafine materials by micro-impinging stream reactors

14:45-15:00 oral 587Georg

GarnweitnerTechnische Universitt Braunschweig,

BraunschweigTailored synthesis of metal oxide nanoparticles through rational nonaqueous chemistry

15:00-15:15 oral 572 Jennifer Lu Purdue UniversityNucleation studies of active pharmaceutical ingredients in an air-segmented microfluidic drop-based

crystallizer

15:15-15:40 invited E54 Jianjun Du Dalian Univeristy of Technology Colorimetric detection of mercury ion based on plasmonic nanoparticles


16:05-16:30 invited 144 Hongyong Xie ShanghaiSecondPolytechnic University Bulk photocatalyst synthesized by foaming method

16:30-16:45 oral 472 Siwarote Siriluck University of Leeds Influence of relative humidity on milling of Quartz

16:45-17:00 oral 514 Karsten Wegner ETH Zrich Process design for gas-phase manufacture of nanoparticles

17:00-17:15 oral 461 Akinola Falola University of LeedsNano-milling of -Alumina in stirred media mills: effects of grinding media size, circuit rate and mill

speed on evolution of particle size distribution and steady state PSD


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17:15-17:40 invited E52 Hao Jiang East China University of Science & Technology Interfacial synthesis of oxides-based nanostructures for advanced energy storage devices


Wednesday, May 21, 2014 T2.5 New approaches for particle preparation


Chairs: Karsten Wegner (ETH Zurich) & Hongyong Xie (Shanghai Second Polytechnic University)

08:30-09:00 keynote E58 Wolfgang Peukert University of Erlangen-NurembergSynthesis, characterization and formulation of functional particle systems: From early stages of

particle formation towards hierarchical structure design

09:00-09:15 oral 429 Jochen Schmidt

University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

A novel process chain for the production of spherical SLS polymer powders with good flowability09:15-09:30 oral 621 Jun Jiang Tianjin University Drying of detergent powder by microwave assisted fluidized bed method

09:30-09:45 oral 46 S. Heinrich Hamburg University of TechnologyHierarchical assembly of ceramic-polymer composites using the spouted bed spray granulation

process

09:45-10:00 oral 226 S. O. Schopf University of BremenA new method for the fabrication of highly porous nanoparticle layers withstanding liquid

environments

10:00-10:15 oral 704 Liming Che Xiamen University Convective drying of single droplets of colloidal silica

10:15-10:30 oral 707 Kexin Xu East China Universityof Science & TechnologyHollow 3D Hierarchical Li4Ti5O12-TiO2 hybrids as long cycle life anode material for Lithium-ion

batteries

10:30-10:50 tea break

11:00-11:15 oral 490 Xinhua Huang Beifang University of Nationalities CCTO giant dielectric ceramic prepared by reaction sintering

11:15-11:30 oral 539 Noor Fitrah AbuBakar

Universiti Teknologi MARA Binderless granulation of mefenamic acid by pressure swing granulation (PSG) technique

11:30-11:45 oral 461 Akinola Falola University of LeedsNano-milling of -Alumina in stirred media mills: effects of grinding media size, circuit rate and mill

speed on evolution of particle size distribution and steady state PSD

11:45-12:10 invited 144 Hongyong Xie ShanghaiSecondPolytechnic University Bulk photocatalyst synthesized by foaming method


Poster T2.1 Particle morphology and size control


1112 Yang Yu Institute of Process and Engineering, CASQuadruple layered photo-anode based on double inverse-opal and TiO2-graphene composite layers for high

efficiency dye sensitized solar cells

1109 Jiangyan Wang Institute of Process and Engineering, CASAccurate synthesis of multi-shelled Co3O4hollow microspheres as anode materials for lithium-ion batteries with

excellent performance1108 Hongjie Tang Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Molecular architecture of cobalt porphyrin multilayers on reduced graphene oxide sheets for high performance

1107 Hao Ren Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Synthesis of TiO2hollow spheres with multi-shells and their application for Lithium-ion batteries

1065 Fubo Gu Beijing University of Chemical Technology Synthesis of Au@CeO2 yolk-shell nanoparticles and their catalytic activity for CO oxidation

848 Wanxi Li Institute of Coal Chemistry, CAS Facile synthesis of monodisperse hollow CoFe2O4nanospheres

849 Hai Zhou Institute of Coal Chemistry, CAS Synthesis of Co3O4nanowires with excellent ammonium perchlorate catalytic decomposition property

635 Vinicius Henriques Brazilian Aerospace Institute Production of titanium alloys from titanium hydrided particles

585 Seiji Yamashita Nagoya University The synthesis of layered zinc hydroxide chloride and its photoluminescence property


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413 Junmei Fan Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Study on preparation and property of phenolic aldehyde-SiO 2core-shell composite hollow microsphere

320 Talita Hirata University of Campinas The influence of the binder agent properties on agglomerated pectin growth

306 Shu-Hua Chien Taiwan University Surface modification of mesoporous SBA-15 for efficient hydrogen storage

101 Xiaohong Yuan Shanghai Research Institute of Petrochemical Technology Formation and properties of 1-D alumina nanostructures prepared via a template-free thermal reaction

56 Shengfu Ji Beijing University of Chemical Technology Preparation and characterization of core-shell structure Fe3O4@C magnetic nanoparticles

E51 Hong Wang1 Sichuan University of Science & Engineering Synthesis and characterization of Flower-like ZnO nanostructures

E68 Xiong Wen Lou Nanyang Technological University Iron oxide-based advanced anode materials for lithium-ion batteries

Poster T2.2 Nano and superfine particles


1054 Biao Kong Monash University Porous bio-antenna from nanocube particles interfacial assembly

1050 Song Xu Sichuan UniversityRifampicin loaded mannosylated cationic nanostructured lipid carriers for double-targeting to alveolar

macrophages

898 Xiaole Wu University of Shanghai for Science and Technology Experimental study on experiments on superfine grind process of calcium carbonate by vibrated mill

397 Lei Liu Beihang UniversityGraphene nanosheets/carbon nanotube/ cellulose acetate composite films with high atomic oxygen erosion

resistance and mechanical performances

268 Min Yi Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Preparing graphene analogues of metal dichalcogenides by fluid dynamics

266 Shuaishuai Liang Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics A jet cavitation method for mass production of graphene by adjusting critical processing parameters

E115 WU XiangGuizhou Space Administration

Guizhou Zunyi Flaming Electric Co., Ltd.Applied Research on Nano-graphite Carbon in Zinc-air Battery Electrode

E42 Guoliang Zhang China University of PetroleumThe study progress on plugging performances of nanocomposite microspheres in the micrometer-sized core

channels

E282 Han Wang Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Control on morphology of materials via chemical diffusion and reaction

733 Guanghua Ai Jiangxi University of Science and Technology Study on combined depressants for Cu-S separation in low-alkaline medium and their depressing mechanism

Poster T2.3 Biological particles


1105 Jun Ge Tsinghua University Engineering enzymes with nanostructures

1026 Chao Chen Chinese Academy of Sciences Characterization of nanopaticles by low-field nuclear magnetic resonance

997 Zhongyun Liu Tianjin University The preparation and self-assembly of amphiphilic BSA-PDMAEMA conjugates

985 Yanli Yang University of Chinese Academy of SciencesConformational changes of Hepatitis B virus-like particle at ion exchange chromatography media surface

detected by dual polarization interferometry

975 Mengran Yu Institute of Process and Engineering, CASImproving stability of virus-like particles by ion-exchange chromatographic supports with large pore size:

advantages of gigaporous media beyond enhanced binding capacity


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748 Jialin Zhou Zhejiang University Doxorubicin inserted gold nanospheres for synergistic effect of photothermal therapy and chemotherapy

691 Yang Li Shenyang Pharmaceutical UniversityInfluence of transmembrane ammonium salts gradient on the loading efficiency and pharmacokinetics of

liposomal irinotecan hydrochloride

E19 Yuan Yu Second Military Medical University Enhanced endosomal escape of pDNA from dual peptide-conjugated polyplex over the blood-brain barrier

E20 Yan Chen Second Military Medical University Study of BMP-2 loaded chitosan microspheres/PLGA porous microspheres for bone tissue regeneration

E21 Hao Zou Second Military Medical UniversityThe research of glutathione-triggered release of anticancer drugs from ss-PAA encapsulated gold-doxorubicin

nanoconjugates in cancer cells.

E22 Yanqiang Zhong Second Military Medical University

Self-assembly polymersomes enhanced a neuroprotective peptide crossed the blood-brain barrier and protected

against learning and memory impairments

988 Junqing Liu Tianjin UniversityThe preparation of ultrastable quantum dots nanoprobe and the preliminary application in quantitative

immunochromatography test strip

E33 Qiang Xiao Shanghai Hufa Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Preparation and evaluation of sirolimus solid microemulsion particles formulation

Poster T2.5 New approaches for particle preparation


1118 Alexander Reznichenko Borealis Polymers Oy Controlled synthesis of olefin polymerization catalysts via emulsion-templated route

929 Shuangshuang Du East China University of Science and Technology Construction and electrochemical properties of graphene based free-standing composite film electrode

924 Wenjian zou East China University of Science and Technology Actived Nitrogen-doped carbon nanofibers with hierarchical pore structure as catalyst for efficient oxygenreduction reaction catalyst

922 Xiaofang Han East China University of Science and Technology Synthesis of polydopamine-functionalized graphene-Fe3O4hybrid composite as a high adsorbent of organic dyes

789 Duyang Zang Northwestern Polytechnical University Acid-responsive liquid marbles stabilized with hydrophobic copper carboxylate particles

518Mohammad Rehan

Xiaojun LaiUniversity of Leeds Hydrothermal synthesis of zinc carbonate hydroxide nanoparticles

517Mohammad Rehan

Xiaojun LaiUniversity of Leeds Synthesis of zinc carbonate hydroxide nanoparticles via the microemulsion route

310 Peng Wu China Academy of Engineering Physics Preparation and characterization of ultrafine CL-20 by planetary ball milling technology

272 Bor Amgalan Changwon University The powder properties of Cu/CNTs nano composites during mechanical alloy process using a planetary ball mill

271 Sakuragi Shiori Changwon UniversityThe comparative study on different mill type for the fabrication of Cu/CNTs nano composites by dry grinding

process using a various ball mill

140 Wen-Chieh Yeh Taiwan Ocean University Formation and corrosion behavior of mechanically alloyed Cu-Zr-Ti bulk metallic glasses

132 Wen-Chieh Yeh Taiwan Ocean University The evolution of structure induced by mechanical alloying

115 Lu Chen Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Production of hollow ceramic microspheres by thermal plasma

475Tae-Hee Kim, Sooseok

Choi, Dong-Wha ParkInha university Synthesis of MgCaO nanoparticles by using DC non-transferred thermal plasma


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Room 306

Monday, May 19, 2014 T3.1 Micro-macro characterization and relationships


Chairs: Stefan Luding (University of Twente) & Mao Ye (Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS)

13:45-14:15 keynote E247 Benjamin J. Glasser Rutgers University Wet and dry granular flows: Mixing, segregation and scale-up

14:15-14:30 oral 531 Yi Liu East China University of Science & Technology An investigation of the effect of particle size on the flow behavior of pulverized coal

14:30-14:45 oral 577 Sandip H. Gharat Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Dynamics of granular segregation in quasi-2D rectangular bin

14:45-15:00 oral 612 D. R. Williams Imperial College London Cohesiveness of fine pharmaceutical powders and their surface energy

15:00-15:15 oral 626 A. Bouhafid Bd Prince My AbdellahCompetition between erosion due to particle rotation and chemical decomposition in granular

medium: oil shale particle case

15:15-15:30 oral 903 Xia Li The University of Nottingham On the dilatancy of granular materials


16:00-16:15 oral 700 S. D. Liu The University of New South Wales Wall stress analysis in a hopper flow of ellipsoida l particles

16:15-16:30 oral 712 Tom A.H. Simons TU Braunschweig Calibration and validation procedure for granular mixing simulations in agitated mixers

16:30-16:45 oral 815 D. Turki Universit Ibn-Khaldoun de Tiaret Relation of interparticle forces involved in cement powder

16:45-17:00 oral 81 Sandip Mandal Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay An experimental study of dense granular surface flow of non-spherical grains in a rotating cylinder

17:00-17:15 oral 9 A. Russell Otto von Guericke University of Magdeburg Investigation of the strength of binderless elastic-plastic granules

17:40-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T3.1 Micro-macro characterization and relationships


Chairs: Xiaoxing Liu (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS) & Alberto Di Renzo (University of Calabria)

08:30-09:00 keynote E248 Stefan Luding University of Twente From particle simulations to applications

09:00-09:15 oral E259 Xizhong Chen Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Hybrid discrete-continuum model for granular flow

09:15-09:30 oral 410 M. Yoshida Okayama University Effects of cohesiveness and coverage states for admixed particles on packing fractions

09:30-09:45 oral 342 P. Shenoy University College Cork Evaluation of mixture quality of binary food powder mixtures using digital colour imaging system

09:45-10:00 oral 182 Haifeng Lu East China University of Science & Technology

Experimental Study on flow characteristics of gas-coal mixture through venturi under high pressure

and concentration

10:00-10:15 oral 457 L. Malafronte Chalmers University of TechnologyInfluence of particle morphology and process conditions on drying kinetics of single drop during

spray drying

10:15-10:30 oral 133 X. Z. An Northeastern UniversityPhysical study on the particle packing densification of spherical and non-spherical binary mixtures

subjected to 3d mechanical vibrations

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E110 M. Hou Institute of Physics, CAS Nonlinear dynamics and bifurcation behavior in dispersed granular gas systems


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11:15-11:30 oral 270 Y. Wang Dalian University of TechnologyA study of dynamic pressure and flow in a conical hopper discharge using discrete and continuum

approach

11:30-11:45 oral 209 S. S. Shirsath Eindhoven University of Technology Dynamics of granular flows down rotating semi-cylindr ical chutes

11:45-12:00 oral 212 M. Kobayakawa Kyoto University Saltation of fine particles on obliquely oscillating plate

12:00-12:15 oral 220 Chris Hewitt University of Birmingham An experimental investigation of the build-up of detergent powders in auger fillers

12:15-12:30 oral 448 M. Ahouansou University of Leeds Influence of particle shape and concentration on the pattern of dried colloidal droplets


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T3.1 Micro-macro characterization and relationships


Chairs: Rui Shen (Procter & Gamble Technical Center) & Guangzheng Zhou (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS)

14:00-14:15 oral 504 Massih Pasha University of Leeds Quantification and prediction of segregation tendency of mixtures

14:15-14:30 oral 341 P. Shenoy University College Cork Study of effect of composition and water content on mixture quality of binary food powder mixtures

14:30-14:45 oral 358 D. Barletta University of Salerno A model on the stability of a pipe in an aerated silo

14:45-15:00 oral 353 D. Valdesueiro Delft University of TechnologyElucidating the effect of electrostatics and hydrogen bonding on the fluidization of fine cohesive

powder

15:00-15:15 oral 356 G. K. Auernhammer Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research Experiments in deformed granular matter: tracking the motion of single particles

15:15-15:30 oral 496 S. Kanagaraj Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati Epoxy/MWCNTs nanocomposites for trans-femoral socket system


Room 310

Monday, May 19, 2014 T3.2 Industrial and engineering applications


Chairs: M. Poletto (University of Salerno) & Dongsheng Wen (University of Leeds)

14:00-14:15 oral 80 Sandip Mandal Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay DEM simulation of two-dimensional flow of dumbbells on a rough inclined surface

14:15-14:30 oral 913 Yoichi Tsuchida Nagoya Institute of Technology Development of a triple-product centrifugal classifier using almost rigidly rotating flow

14:30-14:45 oral 1033 Jifeng Zhang Harbin Engineering University Effect of nano-fille r on thermal performance of pCBT resin and its composites

14:45-15:00 oral 817 V. FranciaUniversity of Birmingham;

Procter & Gamble

Particle aggregation in large counter-current spray drying towers: Nozzle configuration, vortex

kinetic energy and air drying temperature

15:00-15:15 oral 915 Yoichi Tsuchida Nagoya Institute of Technology Development of a new double-produc t centrifugal classifier using almost rigidly rotating flow

15:15-15:30 oral 228 John W. Carson Jenike & Johanson Inc. Andrew W. JenikeA true visionary in particle technology


16:00-16:15 oral 1007 R. Ben Moussa Universit de Picardie Jules Verne Thermal radiation contribution to metal dust explosions

16:15-16:30 oral E17 Yu Fang Northeastern University Study of gas holdup of carbonization processes in the modeling system of gas-water-solid

16:30-16:45 oral 1079 M. A. Budihadjo Curtin University Investigation of strength of carbon-sand mixture

16:45-17:00 oral 201 Qingshan Zhu Institute of Process Engineering, CAS Mineral upgrading through roasting by fluidized bed reactors


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17:00-17:15 oral 257 Chengyou Wu Jiangxi University of Science and TechnologyEffects of multi-stage grinding process and grinding fineness on desulfurization separation of

high-sulfurous iron ore

17:15-17:30 oral 579 S. Schmelzle Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Studies of three-dimensiona l particle motions in a discontinuous solid mixer

17:30-17:45 oral 280 Ali Ahmadi Ferdowsi University of MashhadExperimental investigation on the dimensions of a stable arch formed in granular materials using a

new developed trapdoor apparatus

17:45-18:00 take-away

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T3.2 Industrial and engineering applications


Chairs: Haigang Wang (Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, CAS) & Jesse Zhu (The University of Western Ontario)

08:30-09:00 keynote E255 Mao Ye Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS The attrition of DMTO catalyst in fluidized bed reactor

09:00-09:15 oral 640 Johannes Hrtl BASF SE Caking of amorphous bulk solids

09:15-09:30 oral 236 Christoph KlossCD Laboratory on Particulate Flow Modelling,

DCS Computing GmbHOpen source DEM and CFD-DEM: A variety of applications across industries and fields of science

09:30-09:45 oral E4 Rui Shen Procter & Gamble Technical Center Optimization and Innovation in the Processing of Particulate Materials

09:45-10:00 oral 1080 M. A. Budihadjo Curtin University Application of wood to sand-slag and its effect on soil strength

10:00-10:15 oral 118 Yuemin Zhao China University of Mining & TechnologyApplication of density segregation of Geldart D particles in vibrated fluidized beds to fine coal

beneficiation

10:15-10:30 oral 227 John W. Carson Jenike & Johanson, Inc Silo design codes: Their limits and inconsistencies

10:30-10:50 tea break

Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T3.2 Industrial and engineering applications


Chairs: Christoph Kloss (DCS Computing GmbH) & Xinhua Liu (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS)

13:50-14:15 invited Yongmin Zhang China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Particle segregation in a binaty baffled fluidized bed

14:15-14:30 oral 338 Heather N. Emady Rutgers University Design and operation of continuous rotary calciners

14:30-14:45 oral 350 Frank Kleine Jger BASF SE design in the chemical industry

14:45-15:00 oral 359 M. Poletto University of Salerno Laser sintering of titanium dioxide and hydroxyapatite bimodal distributed powders

15:00-15:15 oral 390 Wei Tian MESNAC CO., LTD Material conveying and dosing testing center in MESNAC

15:15-15:30 oral 414 Jingai Hao Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS Comparison of the attrition behavior of MTO and FCC catalyst in gas-solid fluidized bed


16:00-16:15 oral 1058 M. Balashanmugam The University of Sheffield Semi-solid binder dispersion in detergent agglomeration

16:15-16:30 oral 728 D. Y. Zang Northwestern Polytechnical University Tunable drying patterns of colloidal droplets: Effect of particle hydrophobicity and surfactant additive

16:30-16:45 oral 1116 Jifeng Zhang Harbin Engineering University Effect of nano-fille rs on the thermal performance of pCBT resin

16:45-17:00 oral E43 Yongming Luo Kunming University of Science and TechnologyOne-step synthesis of methanethiol with mixture gases (CO/H2S/H2) over sulfided Mo-based

catalysts supported on SBA-15

17:15-17:30 oral 1095 Balraju Vadlakonda IIT HyderabadMeasuring the gas hold-up & Bubble size distribution of column flotation using ERT and high speed

camera



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Poster T3 System and Bulk Solids Technology


892J. Klapp1, C. A. Vargas2, G. J. Gutierrez3, A.

Medina2,3

1CINVESTAV2 UAM Azcapotzalco3National Polytechnic Institute

Mass flow rates of cohesionless granular materials from holes on side walls

524 Ming Li, Khashayar SalehGnie des Procds Industriels et

dveloppement durableComparison between the Peschl shear cell test and the new powder rheometer FT4

134 S. C. Yang, T. F. Mau, G. F. Liu Chienkuo Technology University Studies of particle mixing and segregation in a vibrated fluidized bed

52 Abayomi T. Ogunjimi Gbenga Alebiowu Obafemi Awolowo University Material, flow and consolidation properties of Neem gum coprocessed with two native excipients

10 A. Russell, P. Mller, J. Tomas Otto von Guericke University of Magdeburg Energetic coefficient of restitution of binderless elastic-plastic granules

392 Xiaotai Du1, Yong Li1, Wei Tian21Qingdao University of Science and technology2MESNAC CO., LTD

The research on the influencing factors of Carbon black individual pellets strength and distribution

391 Yong Li1, Wei Tian2, Kaizhong Jiang11Qingdao University of Science and technology2

MESNAC CO., LTDThe experimental study on the carbon black weighing and discharging process of screw feeder

389 Long Wang1, Yong Li21MESNAC CO., LTD2Qingdao University of Science and technology

Analysis of the influence factors for carbon black dust collector

370Woo Sik Choi1, Shigeki Toyama1, Yeon Jin Choi2,

Byung Sik Woo2

1 Korea Association of Powder Process Industry

and Engineering2Living In Hwangto Co., Ltd

Preclinical efficacy examination on healing practices and experiences of users for pillows and

mattresses of loess ball bio-products

302 Young-OK Park , Kang-San Lee, Naim Hasolli Korea Institute of Energy ResearchFiltration performance characteristics of ceramic candle filter based on inertial and direct inlet of

high-temperature and high-pressure dust collectors

E252 Sandip H. Gharat and D. V. Khakhar* Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Experimental Investigation of Coke Collapse in quasi-2D system for a Blast Furnace

942 M. Halidan The University of New South Wales Particle mixing behaviour in a Ribbon mixer

E259 Xizhong Chen1,2and Junwu Wang1*1Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Hybrid discrete-continuum model for granular flow

E285 Shengbin Di1,2, Wei Ge1

1Institute of Process Engineering, CAS2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Direct numerical simulation of fluid flow and heat transfer in complex moving geometries


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T4 Particle-Fluid System

Room 203A

Monday, May 19, 2014 T4.1 Conveying and separation of fluid-particle system


Chairs: Yee-Kwong Leong (The University of Western Australia) & Fei Li (Institute of Process Engineering, CAS)

14:00-14:15 oral 322 A. Soleimani Johannes Kepler UniversityCFD study of the gas-particle flow in a horizontal duct: the impact of the solids wall boundary

conditions14:15-14:30 oral 114 Hui-Qing Lan Beijing Jiaotong University Coupling effect between solid particles and gas velocities on erosion of elbows in natural gas pipeline

14:30-14:45 oral 123 Timothy Hunter University of LeedsCharacterization of suspension separation in thickeners, by novel application of an acoustic

backscatter system

14:45-15:00 oral 231 R. Silva University of Coimbra Particle distribution studies in highly concentrated solid-liquid flows in pipes using the mixture model

15:00-15:15 oral 711 Fei YanJiangsu University of Science and

TechnologyAn experimental study on a horizontal energy-saving pneumatic conveying system

15:15-15:30 oral 354 C. Nied Technische Universitt Mnchen Void fraction gradients in pneumatic dense phase conveying

15:30-15:45 oral 104 A. Rinoshika Yamagata UniversityHigh-speed PIV measurement of particle velocity near the minimum pressure drop in a pneumatic

conveying with a curved 90 bend


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T4.1 Conveying and separation of fluid-particle system+T4.2 Applications of fluid-particle system


Chairs: Olivier Bonnefoy (Saint-Etienne School of Mines) & Yongmin Zhang (China University of Petroleum-Beijing)

08:30-09:00 keynote E249 Massimo Poletto University of Salerno The role of aggregation in fluidization and flow of cohesive powders

09:00-09:15 oral 590 M. Materazzi University College London The fate of ashes and inorganics in a two-stage fluid particle system for waste valorization

09:15-09:30 oral

09:30-09:45 oral 513 Koichiro Ogata Oita National College of Technology Effect of particle properties on fluidized powder conveying in a horizontal channel

09:45-10:00 oral 566 S. Miskovic University of UtahMechanisms of particle movement through tilted pillar array separator under various fluid flow

conditionsnumerical and experimental study

10:00-10:15 oral 520 Huinan YangUniversity of Shanghai for Science and

TechnologyOnline measurement of blood parameter by laser spectroscopy

10:15-10:30 oral 615 N. F. A. Bakar Universiti Teknologi MARA Electrophoretic deposition of nano and sub-micrometer iron oxide particles in tap water

10:30-10:50 tea break

10:50-11:15 invited E112 Guogang Sun China University of Petroleum-Beijing Recent advances in improving cyclone separator performance

11:15-11:30 oral 619 Jun Yao Xiamen University Investigation of erosion-corrosion of stainless steel by two-phase jet impingement

11:30-11:45 oral 454 P. Garca-Trianes University of SurreyDetermination of hydrodynamic flow and particle motion in dense particle suspensions : Application in

solar receivers

11:45-12:00 oral 501 Dongsheng Wen University of Leeds Direct absorption plasmonic nanoparticles for solar thermal applications

12:00-12:15 oral 401 Juan Wang China University of Petroleum Simulation of the separation and particle flow performance in a new spray granulation tower at high


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inlet air flow

12:15-12:30 oral 22 Yongliang Li University of Leeds A cryogen based CO2capture process using a monolith bed


Tuesday, May 20, 2014 T4.1 Conveying and separation of fluid-particle system+T4.2 Applications of fluid-particle system


Chairs: Jia Wei Chew (Nanyang Technological University) & Guogang Sun (China University of Petroleum-Beijing)

13:50-14:15 invited 1034 S. B. Kuang The University of New South Wales Discrete particle simulation of complex pneumatic conveying systems

14:15-14:30 oral 620 Lili Liu University of Shanghai for Science &Technology

Particle sizing for flowing nanofluids in a micro-channel with image dynamic light scatte

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