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... ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: PROCESS, DESIGN, AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY i Chapter 7 is the first of four chapters on the links between tech transfer and university entrepreneurship. ... terms of patenting and new products. However, they find that companies located on science parks appear to have different strategic moti- vations than comparable off-park companies. More specifical...

... 333 13 Pasteurisation Process Design 335 Gary Tucker Introduction 335 HACCP in Pasteurisation Process Design 336 Processing Options 337 Pasteurisation Design Principles 339 Empirical Data and P- Value ... 682 History of Aseptic Processing 683 Important Aspects of Aseptic Process Design 686 Regulations Related to Aseptic Processing 705 Case Study: Aseptic Processing of Sweetpota...

... / 2.426 Propane / 2.427 Propanol Hydrochloride / 2.428 Propargyl Alcohol / 2.429 Propene / 2.431 Iso-propyl Alcohol / 2.433 Propylene Glycol / 2.434 Propylene Oxide / 2.435 Pulp and Paper Chemicals ... 2.396 Phosgene / 2.397 Phosphoric Acid / 2.398 Phosphorus / 2.401 Phthalic Acid / 2.403 Phthalic Anhydride / 2.404 Phthalocyanine Blue / 2.405 Phthalocyanine Green / 2.406 Picric Acid / 2.407 P...

... methods applied to the design of chemical pro- cesses are captured today in the paradigm of integrated process design . The applica- tion on modern design methods becomes possible because of process ... processes . The conceptual approach implies the availability of effective cost - optimization design methods aided by powerful computer - simulation tools. Creativity is a major...

... on possible processes, equipment performance, and physical property data. Sources of process information and physical propertie s are reviewed in Chapter 8. Many design organizations will prepare ... gases, up to moderate pressures (say 25 bar). Trace quantities are often expressed as parts per million (ppm). The basis, weight or volume, needs to be stated, for example, ppmw or ppmv. ppm...

... process step, then Y step is the process step yield. If N I is the number of units that complete the manufacturing process, then Y step is the yield of the product after the process step. ... integrated prod- uct and process design and development (IP 2 D 2 ) team method, which has been successfully used to conceptualize, design, and rapidly produce competitively-priced qual...

... specific plant/equipment data represents the fouling in question, the estimates in the listed tables are a 82 Applied Process Design for Chemical and Petrochemical Plants reasonable starting point. ... Journal. ©PennWell Publishing Company.) } Fouling Factor, hr-ft 2 -°F/Btu Fouling Factor 66131_Ludwig_CH10C 5/30/2001 4:21 PM Page 82 46 Applied Process Design for Chemical and Petroche...