Richard Law

TL;DR: A review of the best available technologies for recovery of waste heat is provided, ranging from heat transfer between source and sink, to novel technologies for the generation of electricity and refrigeration.

TL;DR: Process intensification (PI) is a strategy aimed at transforming conventional chemical processes into more economical, productive and green processes as discussed by the authors, which hinges upon the volume reduction of processing equipment resulting in enhanced mixing and heat/mass transfer.

TL;DR: The developed sensor platform is the first example of a multiplex format of this thermal analysis technique which enables simultaneous measurements of two different compounds with minimal cross selectivity, and provides an interesting alternative to traditional immunoassays.

TL;DR: In this paper, a knowledge-based system for the selection and preliminary design of equipment for low-grade waste heat recovery in the process industries is described, and case-study testing shows that the system can successfully select and design viable solutions for waste-heat recovery from a range of options, producing designs which are economically, environmentally and technically feasible.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors identified more than 250 identified eco-innovation problems and requirements to 14 general eco-categories with energy consumption and losses, air pollution, and acidification as top issues.