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Congress Programme
(as of 19
April 2007)
The programme consists of
Plenaries
Leading scientists and industrialists
give their view on trends in their field and business opportunities.
Developments for Industrial Application
Experts
from industrial companies and academic research institutes, from China as well
as from abroad give their view on technology and industrial application options.
They will discuss about needs and challenges for closer cooperation in R&D
and activities for facilitating the commercialization of recent technological
developments.
New Products and Services from
Exhibitors
Exhibitors of AchemAsia 2007 present recent
technological developments and describe their service offers.
Partnering Event
Partnering at AchemAsia is about
bringing people together from science and industry to boost sustainable
cooperations and partnerships by
• accelerating knowledge transfer from
science to industry
• initiating cooperations between academia and
industry
• supporting the development of companies in the process
industries
Guest Event
2nd International Chinese–German
Workshop on Sustainable Development of Industrial Parks
Organizers:
Dalian University of Technology (D.U.T.)
Chinese Research Academy of
Environmental Science (CRAES)
University of Leipzig
The congress events will take place in forums in the
exhibition halls. The guest event will take place in the congress center.
Details will be available in advance via internet and posted at info-points in
the exhibition area.
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Location:
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Forum 2 (between Exhibition Hall 3 and 4)
Forum 3 (Exhibition
Hall 6)
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Monday, 14 May 2007, 13.30
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Forum
2
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Opportunity of white
biotechnology - Biofuels
L. Peckous, Novozymes China,
Beijing/PRC
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007,
10.00
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Forum
3
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The energy and
sustainability challenge: how chemistry can deliver
R. Pike, Royal
Society of Chemistry, Cambridge/UK
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007,
11.00
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Forum
3
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Advances in the separation
of difficult systems
J. Scholtz, Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd.,
Sasolburg/ZA, President of the South African Institution of Chemical Engineers
(SAIChE)
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007,
13.30
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Forum
2
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Thoughts on the
countermeasures towards the healthy development of Chinese bio-energy
industry
X. Cao, SINOPEC, Beijing/PRC, CEO of Chemical Industry and
Engineering Society of China (CIESC)
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Wednesday, 16 May 2007,
11.00
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Forum
3
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The role of Chemical
Engineering in the future of energy
P. Tanguy, Ecole Polytechnique
Montreal/CDN, Chair of the 8
th
World Congress of Chemical
Engineering
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Wednesday, 16 May 2007,
13.30
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Forum
2
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The opportunities and
challenges on developing China’s new chemical materials
J. Ren,
President CHEMCHINA, Beijing/PRC
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Thursday, 17 May 2007,
13.30
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Forum
2
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Perspectives in the
development of China’s Petrochemical and Pharmaceutical Industry and advanced
materials
P.Z. Zhang, CEO Shanghai Huayi (Group) Company/PRC,
President Shanghai Society of Chemistry & Chemical Industry
Synthetic Fuels and Renewables
Monday,
14 May and Tuesday, 15 May 2007
Synfuels on the basis of renewable resources will substitute
fossil based fuels to a reasonable extent in the near future. Established
technologies cover the production of biomethanol, bioethanol and biodiesel (RME)
applying fermentation processes (biomass, crops, sugar plants etc) and chemical
conversion of fats and oils. 2
nd
generation biofuels aim at biomass to liquid (BTL) fuels and bioethanol by using
lignocellulose substrates either via thermal conversion and Fischer-Tropsch
synthesis or advanced pulping processes and microbial conversion of the
cellulose and hemicellulose. For the European biofuel market alone a demand of
14 million tons of biofuels is predicted for 2010. It may further rise in the
case of CO
2
based regulations for vehicle emissions. In the view of
about 30 years renewable energy in total is expected to equalize the amount of
fossil based energy. These developments are of extraordinary importance for the
development of China’s fuel market in the near future.
Monday,
14 May 2007
Location: Forum 1
(between Exhibition Hall 2 and 3)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Opportunity of white
biotechnology - Biofuels
L. Peckous, Novozymes China,
Beijing/PRC
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14.30 |
Dehydration of bio-ethanol using
pervaporation
N. Martin, Sulzer Chemtech GmbH, Neunkirchen/D; A.
Manners, Sulzer Chemtech Pte. Ltd., Singapore
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15.00 |
Production of lipase from
Candida
sp
and its applications in synthesis of biodiesel
T. Tan, Beijing University of Chemical
Technology/PRC
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15.30 |
Alternative route for coal to gasoline:
ExxonMobil’s Methanol to Gasoline (MTG) Technology
X. Zhao, S.A. Tabak, ExxonMobil Research&engineering, Fairfax,
VA/USA;
M. Heinritz-Adrian, A. Brandl, Uhde GmbH, Dortmund/D, T. He,
Jincheng Coal Anthracite Mining Group, Shanxi/PRC
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16.00 |
LEWA pumps in biofuel production
B. Sequeira, LEWA GmbH,
Leonberg/D
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Tuesday,
15 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between Exhibition Hall 2 and
3)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Thoughts on
the countermeasures towards the healthy development of Chinese bio-energy
industry
X. Cao, SINOPEC, Beijing/PRC, CEO of Chemical Industry and
Engineering Society of China (CIESC)
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14.30 |
bioliq
®
- synthetic fuels from biomass
E. Dinjus, R. Körber, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe
GmbH/D
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15.00 |
Advanced clean coal technologies by Lurgi - what
will be the future role of coal in fuels and chemicals supply of
China?
H.J. Boewe
, B.J.
Leistenschneider, Lurgi AG, Frankfurt am Main/D
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15.30
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Overview on the status of biofuel development and use in
Europe
M. Stöhr, International Network for Environmental Management
(INEM) e.V., München/D
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Bioprocess Engineering
Monday, 14
May 2007
Biotechnology has already captured leading market positions
in the production of amino acids, vitamins and pharmaceuticals. Furthermore we
are witnessing a worldwide run on biofuels.
To achieve successful processes, optimized
biocatalysts are necessary as well as adequate technological solutions for
production and the recovery of bioproducts. The session “Bioprocess Engineering”
will provide examples of both.
Monday,
14 May
2007
Location: Forum 2 (between
Exhibition Hall 3 and 4)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE
Opportunity of white biotechnology -
Biofuels
L. Peckous, Novozymes China, Beijing/PRC
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14.30 |
Enzyme-catalysed reactions in non conventional
media
Z. Knez
, M. Habulin, M.
Primozic, M. Knez, University of
Maribor/SLO
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15.00 |
The diversity challenge in directed protein evolution
U.
Schwaneberg, International University Bremen/D
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15.30 |
Magnetic separation and bio processes
T. Käppler,
University of Karlsruhe/D; T.L. Petersen, T. Hobley, Technical University of
Denmark, Lyngby/DK; C. Posten, University of Karlsruhe/D
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16.00 |
Amino acids as established products in white
biotechnology: the case of export and L-serine production with Corynebacterium
glutamicum
L. Eggeling, Research Centre
Juelich/D
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Environmental
Protection
Monday, 14 May 2007
At the 2007 annual session of the National People's
Congress, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao addressed the importance of ecological and
environmental protection when seeking sustainable social and economic
development in China.
Pollution that is increasing even
faster than the economy is growing is how China’s current environmental
situation can be summarized. While the country has taken steps to protect the
environment, all efforts are coming to naught in view of the country’s
tremendous economic growth. However, the environmental costs are now surpassing
the economic gain, which requires the country to act not only for ecological but
also economic reasons. In its 11
th
five-year plan, the Chinese
government has set itself ambitious goals for environmental protection until the
year 2010, opening the environmental market with its huge potential in the
medium term.
Monday,
14 May 2007
Location: Forum 3 (Exhibition Hall
6)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Opportunity of white
biotechnology - Biofuels
L. Peckous, Novozymes China,
Beijing/PRC
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14.30 |
Current situation in wastewater treatment, existing weakness and
solutions with advanced technology
C. Schmid, Environmental Science
Research & Design Institute (ESRDI) of Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou/PRC
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15.00 |
Reduction of excess sludge with
repeatedly coupling of aerobic and anaerobic conditions
A. Yu,
Tsinghua University, Beijing/PRC
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15.30 |
Study on corrosion inhibition of
polyaspartic acid on carbon steel
B. Zhang, J.
Zhang, F. Li, Tongji University, Shanghai/PRC
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16.00 |
Progress of study and application of
coagulants in China
F. Li
, H.
Pan, B. Zhang, Tongji University, Shanghai/PRC
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Industrial
Safety Workshop
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
The safety of chemical plants has gained huge importance
through the global competition among chemical companies and production sites.
Only safe plants meet the requirements of operational availability as the basis
of economic success, efficient use of resources, prevention of damage to plants
and humans and last not least protection of the environment. Therefore, two
special topics of plant safety were selected to be presented by experts at
AchemAsia.
The participants of the workshops are expressly
invited to discuss their questions with the lecturers.
Tuesday,
15 May 2007
Location: Forum 2 (between
Exhibition Hall 3 and 4)
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10.00 –
12.00
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Safety Workshop 1: Evaluation of consequences from
accidental releases
F. Westphal, Siemens AG,
Frankfurt am Main/D
Subjects addressed:
Hazardous incidents in chemical plants
Release of toxic and flammable gases and liquids
Source term estimations – leaks and ruptures
Flashing spills
Liquid pool e
vaporation
Buoyant and dense gas dispersion
Explosion
pressures
Radiant heat of
fires
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Thoughts on the countermeasures
towards the healthy development of Chinese bio-energy industry
X.
Cao, SINOPEC, Beijing/PRC, CEO of Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of
China (CIESC)
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Tuesday,
15 May 2007
Location: Forum 2 (between
Exhibition Hall 3 and 4)
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14.30
– 16.30
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Safety Workshop 2:
Principles of
hazard analysis and risk assessment
V. Arndt, BASF
Aktiengesellschaft, Ludwigshafen/D
Subjects
addressed:
Hazard identification
Fault
Event
Safety
barrier
Risk
Risk assessment
Risk matrix
Workshop on White Biotechnology and
Biosafety
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
Definition of potential thematic topics for Chinese European
collaboration
The European Union Commission has approached DECHEMA to identifiy potential
thematic topics for Chinese European collaborative projects in the fields of
White Biotechnology and Biosafety. This workshop at AchemAsia will provide the
unique opportunity to give input for the research calls to come within the
7
th
Framework Programme of the EU.
Chinese and European
researchers from industry and academia are invited to discuss hot topics like
biodiesel and other bioenergy issues but also exchange knowledge on the latest
biosafety regulations. Prof. Ouyang Pingkai from the Nanjing Univesity will be
the chairman of this workshop.
Tuesday,
15 May 2007
Location: Forum 3
(Exhibition Hall 6)
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10.00 –
12.00
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10.00 |
PLENARY LECTURE
The energy and sustainability challenge: how
chemistry can deliver
R. Pike, Royal Society of Chemistry,
Cambridge/UK
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11.00 |
PLENARY LECTURE
Developments in
separation technology for difficult systems
J. Scholtz, Sasol
Technology (Pty) Ltd, Sasolburg/ZA
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12.00
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Lunch break
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Thoughts on the
countermeasures towards the healthy development of Chinese bio-energy
industry
X. Cao, SINOPEC, Beijing/PRC, CEO of Chemical Industry and
Engineering Society of China (CIESC) |
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14.30 |
Workshop on White Biotechnology and
Biosafety
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Sustainable Water Management for Industries and
Municipalities
Wednesday, 16 May and Thursday, 17 May
2007
The efficient use of water in industrial processes, the
consistent reuse of water and effective waste water treatment are the challenges
for a sustainable development of China’s industry and economy. China’s
innovative regulatory framework – the first nation world wide having a “law on
promotion of cleaner production in force”, combined with the revised Water Law
that enforces efficient water use – provides a strong basis for that.
In 2004 about 22% of China’s water supply was used
for industry, longterm studies expect a doubling until 2050. It is expected that
China’s water industry market will demand over US$ 120 billion by
2010.
Wednesday,
16 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between Exhibition Hall 2 and
3)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
The opportunities and
challenges on developing China’s new chemical materials
J. Ren,
President CHEMCHINA, Beijing/PRC
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14.30 |
The Actiflo® process: a highly compact and efficient process for
water and wastewater treatment
G. Hsu, Veolia Water Solutions &
Technologies, Shanghai/PRC
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15.00 |
Bayer tower biological
treatment for industrial waste water
W. Eberhard, U. Birkenbeul,
Bayer Technology Services Ltd., Leverkusen/D
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15.30 |
Advanced Oxidation (Ozone, Ozone/H
2
O
2
)
for the degradation of hardly biodegradable COD - combined technologies for
industrial waste water
A. Ried, J. Mielcke, WEDECO Advanced Water
Treatment ITT Corporation, Herford/D; M. Wesseler, J. Wang, ITT WEDECO,
Shanghai/PRC
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16.00 |
The optimization of photoinduced biodegradation processes of
xenobiotics in water
O. Tchaikovskaya, I. Sokolova, E. Karetnikova,
M. Tregubkina, Tomsk State
University/RUS
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Thursday,
17 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between Exhibition Hall 2 and
3)
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14.30 –
16.30
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Perspectives in the development
of China’s Petrochemical Industry and advanced materials
P.Z. Zhang,
CEO Shanghai Huayi (Group) Company/PRC, President Shanghai Society of Chemistry
& Chemical Industry
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14.30 |
China's water crisis: current status and affecting
factors
R. Hardiman, Delegation of the European Commission,
Beijing/PRC
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15.00 |
Treatment of wastewater from iso-propanol production by using ceramic
membranes
P. Bolduan, atech innovations gmbh,
Gladbeck/D
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15.30 |
Industrial water treatment with the option for wastewater
reuse
H. Wienands, W. Xi, Wehrle Umwelt GmbH,
Emmendingen/D
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16.00 |
Avermectin fermentation wastewater
treatment and analysis of the microbial community of the biological treatment
process
D. Gui, Tsinghua University,
Beijing/PRC
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Chemical Process
Engineering
Wednesday, 16 May 2007
The chemical industry in the People’s Republic of China had
a turnover of 166 billion (thousand million) Euro in 2005. The country is now
number three in the world rankings behind the US (448 billion Euro) and Japan
(217 billion Euro). Germany had already dropped back to fourth place (153
billion Euro) in 2004. China now has an 8.2% share of the world chemical market
(about 2 thousand billion Euro). This trend leeds to a large demand in
innovative solutions in process engineering.
Recent developments in chemical process engineering help to meet
present and future societal needs like hydrogen supply for chemical and
energetic use and environmentally benign production of consumer goods.
Nanoparticle technologies and the use of supercritical fluids give new impulses
to separation technology and catalytic processes.
Wednesday,
16 May 2007
Location: Forum 2 (between Exhibition Hall 3 and
4)
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10.00 –
12.00
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10.00 |
Hydrogen: designs to meet demand
K.
Ruthardt, Uhde GmbH, Dortmund/D
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10.30 |
Chlor-alkali market in China
R. Santorelli, R. Martelli, UHDENORA S.p.A.,
Milan/I
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11.00 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 3
The role of Chemical
Engineering in the future of energy
P. Tanguy, Ecole Polytechnique
Montreal/CDN, Chair of the 8
th
World Congress of Chemical
Engineering
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12.00
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Lunch break
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE
The opportunities and challenges on developing
China’s new chemical materials
J. Ren, President CHEMCHINA,
Beijing/PRC |
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14.30 |
The Uhde EnviNOx
®
process for
N
2
O and NO
X
emissions reduction from nitric acid plants –
a leading technology
R. Maurer, M. Groves, R. Maurer, M. Schwefer,
R. Siebert, Uhde GmbH, Dortmund/D
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15.00 |
Activity, mass transfer and pressure drop
of ceramic foams functionalized by supercritical platinum
deposition
G. Incera Garrido
, F.C.
Patcas, G. Upper, M. Türk, B. Kraushaar-Czarnetzki, Universität
Karlsruhe/D
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15.30 |
Supercritical fluid extraction plant for
deoiling crude soy lecithin using carbon dioxide
M.
Bork
, C. Luetge, Uhde High Pressure Technologies GmbH, Hagen/D;
Z. Knez, University of Maribor/SLO
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16.00 |
Study of alkylimidazolium-based ionic
liquids on the lithium battery electrolyte
W. Yang,
Nanjing University of Technology/PRC
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Biorefineries
Wednesday, 16 May
2007
The biorefinery is a concept that has been developed in the
food and paper industries and is now being applied in biomass-based energy,
materials and chemicals production. Therefore the concept is analogous to
today's petroleum refineries, which produce multiple fuels and products from
petroleum, because a biorefinery also maximises the value derived from complex
biomass feedstocks by producing multiple products. But it relies on the best use
and valorisation of feedstock, optimization and integration of processes for a
better efficiency, optimization of inputs (water, energy, etc.) and waste
recycling/treatment.
The goal is the integrated production of bioproducts,
especially for bulk chemicals, biofuels, biolubricants and polymers, which can
improve competitiveness and eco-efficiency of biorefineries. To reach this goal
it is necessary to develop processes to add value to all fractions of the plant
biomass, to valorise by-products of other industrial systems (e.g. black liquor
in wood/paper industry, glycerol from biodiesel, whey from cheese production,
etc.), to develop downstream processing strategies (low cost recovery and
purification) and to develop closed cycle sustainable systems.
Wednesday,
16 May 2007
Location: Forum 3 (Exhibition Hall
6)
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10.00 –
12.00
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10.00 |
Advanced biofuels technologies by Lurgi - what are the prospects for
utilization of biomass in China?
B.J. Leistenschneider, H.J. Boewe,
Lurgi AG, Frankfurt am Main/D
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10.30 |
Biomass conversion technology
K. Wang, W. Carganilla,
Bayer Technology and Engineering (Shanghai) Co., Ltd./PRC
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11.00 |
PLENARY LECTURE
The role of Chemical Engineering in the future of
energy
P. Tanguy, Ecole Polytechnique Montreal/CDN, Chair of the 8th
World Congress of Chemical Engineering
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12.00
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Lunch break
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
The opportunities and
challenges on developing China’s new chemical materials
J. Ren,
President CHEMCHINA, Beijing/PRC |
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14.30 |
New opportunities for enzyme
application in pulp and paper industry
X.
Zhang
, M. Paice, D. Nguyen, Pulp and Paper Research Institute
of Canada, Montreal/CDN
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15.00 |
High pressure extraction process for
separation of liquid mixtures
Z. Knez
, University of Maribor/SLO; C. Luetge, M. Bork, Uhde High Pressure
Technologies GmbH, Hagen/D
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15.30 |
Immobilization of constructed heparinaseA
and preparation of low molecular weight heparin
Y. Xue, Tsinghua
University, Beijing/PRC
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Good Manufacturing Practice -
GMP
Thursday, 17 May 2007
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is the term used for
guidelines governing the manufacture, testing and quality control of
pharmaceuticals, biotechnology products and active pharmaceutical ingredients.
In order to improve the standard of the Chinese pharmaceutical industry and to
guarantee the quality of pharmaceutical products, the Chinese government issued
its own GMP guidelines in the 1990s and encouraged pharmaceutical enterprises to
apply them.
At present more than 4,000
enterprises have adopted GMP in China. In this session you will hear about
technical solutions for GMP production and gain insight into GMP guidelines in
China and worldwide.
Thursday,
17 May 2007
Location: Forum 2
(between Exhibition Hall 3 and
4)
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10.00 –
12.00
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10.00 |
Prefabrication of package-units: „Plug n' Play“ for
biopharma-industries
M. Edtmayer, G. Krainer, F. Macherhammer,
Vogelbusch GmbH, Vienna/A
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10.30 |
GMP world chance: China’s situation and Bayer Technology Services
solutions
C. Zhao, Bayer Technology and Engineering (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd./PRC
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|
11.00 |
Our experience on validation and quality control for WFI (Water
For Injection) production system
Q. Ma, Watertown Pharmaceutical
Equipment Co, Ltd., Changchun/PRC
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11.30 |
The building of the chemical enterprise's safety culture and the way
to put it into practice
Z. Wang, Fine Chemicals Plant Of Daqing Oil
Field/PRC
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12.00
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Lunch break
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13.30 |
PLENARY LECTURE, Location: Forum 2
Perspectives in the development
of China’s Petrochemical Industry and advanced materials
P.Z. Zhang,
CEO Shanghai Huayi (Group) Company/PRC, President Shanghai Society of Chemistry
& Chemical Industry
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14.30 |
Antibody production in industry
U. Behrendt, Roche
Diagnostics GmbH, Penzberg/D, Chairman of the Association of German
Biotechnology Companies (VBU)
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15.00 |
Design and cGMP of high speed tablet press machine GZPK
3000
L. Chen, Shanghai Tianxiang & Chentai Pharmaceutical
Machinery Co. Ltd./PRC
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15.30 |
Strategies for filter- and process-validation in cGMP
context
J. Lindenblatt, Sartorius AG, Goettingen/D
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16.00 |
Innovation activity in Russia in the field of science,
technique and technology
T. Golashvili, A. Tyurin, M. Mulyukov,
Central Research Institute of Management, Economics and Information,
Moscow/RUS |
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New Products and Services from Exhibitors
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Chemical Apparatus
and Plant Construction
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
Location: Forum 1
(between Exhibition Hall 2 und 3) |
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10.00 |
Customised decanter centrifuges for bio-diesel
production
A. Hertle, Hiller GmbH, Vilsbiburg/D |
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10.15 |
Worldwide-experience-innovation: Gore unveils a
wide array of product developments at AchemAsia 2007
W.R. Redman, J. Luo,
Gore Industrial Products, Shanghai/PRC; R. Püttmann, W.L.Gore&Associates,
Putzbrunn/D |
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10.30 |
Cooling under vacuum
W. Hansen, GEA Jet
Pumps GmbH, Ettlingen/D |
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10.45 |
High alloyed stainless steels and nickel alloys
control corrosion problems in the chemical process industry
H. Alves,
ThyssenKrupp VDM GmbH, Werdohl/D |
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11.00 |
Safety analysis of chlorine storage tanks and
their connections to piping
S. Misrachi, H. Yang, descote,
Feyzin/F |
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11.15 |
Safety in the lab with SCHOTT DURAN® laboratory
glassware
T.A. Thiele, DURAN Produktions GmbH & Co. KG,
Mainz/D |
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11.30 |
Advanced model-based design techniques for
high-performance multitu-bular reactors
Z.E. Urban, C.C.P. Pantelides,
Y.-S. Cheng, Process Systems Enterprise Ltd, London/UK |
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11.45 |
Components and services for separation technology
and static mixing
S. Costanzo, D. Raghu, Z. Cao, Y. He, Sulzer Chemtech,
Shanghai/PRC |
Process
Technology
Wednesday, 16 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between
Exhibition Hall 2 und 3) |
|
10.00 |
The application of catalytic ceramic filter media
for the treatment of process waste gases
G. Elliott, A. Startin, Madison
Filter Ltd., Tamworth/UK |
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10.15 |
Innovative concepts for nozzle applications in CIP
systems
H. Lutz, Lechler GmbH, Metzingen/D |
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10.30 |
Blackmer: small but phenomenal
J. Pirotte,
Blackmer (a Dover company), Shanghai/PRC; R.L. Lau, Blackmer (a Dover company),
Hong Kong/PRC |
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10.45 |
Applications for fluid control
D. Küster,
IMI Norgren Buschjost GmbH + Co. KG, Bad Oeynhausen/D |
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11.00 |
Modern applications of continuous chromatography
and continuous ion exchange for the purification of sweeteners and bulk
fermentation products
J. de Lataillade, B. Yuan, Novasep Asia Co., Ltd,
Shanghai/PRC; M.A. Theo-leyre, M. Cotillon, D. Paillat, Applexion S.A.S,
Epone/F |
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11.15 |
Chemical purification - novel application of
suspension crystallization and wash columns
R. Ruemekorf, Niro Process
Technology B.V., 's-Hertogenbosch/NL |
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11.30 |
A novel type of all-stainless steel plate heat
exchangers - AlfaNova
C. Wolfe, O. Persson, J. Gunnarsson, Alfa Laval
Tumba AB, Lund/S |
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11.45 |
Waste water minimization by process integration of
evaporation and membrane plants
W. Hansen, GEA Wiegand GmbH,
Ettlingen |
Maintenance and Quality
Thursday,
17 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between Exhibition Hall 2 und
3) |
|
10.00 |
A concept for an attention controlled process
information display
K. Meissner, IAI GmbH, Wernigerode/D; H. Hensel, Harz
University, Wernige-rode/D |
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10.15 |
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E. Mueller, FIZ Karlsruhe/D |
Petrochemistry
Thursday, 17
May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between Exhibition Hall 2 und
3) |
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10.30 |
John Crane advanced sealing technology update
W. Ho,
John Crane, Singapore/SGP |
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10.45 |
Presentation of the SOFRASER viscometer for viscosity
measurement in process conditions
M. Matry, P. Bury, L. Bellière,
SOFRASER, Villemandeur/F |
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11.00 |
Plate evaporator revolutionizes the sodium hydroxide
concentration process in the Chlorine-Alkali industry
R. Evers, Alfa
Laval Benelux, Breda/NL; K. Xu, Alfa Laval (Shanghai) Technologies Co.
Ltd./PRC |
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11.15 |
Multiphase pumping with twin screw pumps for the oil and
natural gas industry
G. Aleksieva, A.Scharf, Th. Vauth, T. Rausch, D.
Mewes, Leibniz University of Hannover/D; M. Reichwage, Bornemann Pumps,
Obernkirchen/D |
Laboratory and Analytical
Techniques
Friday, 18 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between
Exhibition Hall 2 und 3) |
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10.00 |
Explosion proof oxygen analyzers, anatex
G. Martins,
J. Chavenat, ARELCO A.R.C., Fontenay Sous Bois/F |
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10.15 |
Automated on-line monitoring of VOC at the ppb level
"airmozone btx included"
F. Amiet, Chromatotec, Saint-Antoine/F |
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10.30 |
The visually enhanced series: SEDEX LT-ELSD 85 and SEDEX
LT-ELSD 80 - universal, reliable and highly sensitive new detectors in liquid
chro-matography
H. Gangloff, SEDERE, Alfortville/F; M. Zhang, DIKMA
Technologies Inc., Bei-jing/PRC |
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10.45 |
Miniature XRF analyzer
Z. Zhang, Beijing Care
Corporation Ltd./PRC |
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11.00 |
Model-based data analysis and experiment design for accurate
parameter estimation
Z.E. Urban, Y.-S. Cheng, C.C. Pantelides, Process
Systems Enterprise Ltd., London/UK |
Pharmaceutical Industry
and Biotechnology
Friday, 18 May 2007
Location: Forum 1 (between
Exhibition Hall 2 und 3) |
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11.15 |
VESTA - a new design of valves for aseptic sterile
processes in the phar-maceutical industry
K. Stahl, Tuchenhagen GmbH,
Buechen/D |
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11.30 |
High-accuracy scale-up of pharmaceutical
crystallisation processes
Z.E. Urban, Y.-S. Cheng, Process Systems
Enterprise Ltd, London/UK; C.C. Pantelides, Process Systems Enterprise,
London/UK |
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11.45 |
Samson valves for pharmaceutical and biotechnology
industry
L. Shi, Samson Controls (China) Co., Ltd.,
Beijing/PRC |
Products and
Services for Process Industry
Friday, 18 May 2007
Location: Forum
2 (between Exhibition Hall 3 und 4) |
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10.00 |
Customized solutions for manufacturing dry products and clean
fluega-ses
J.T. Moller, Niro A/S, Soborg/DK |
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10.15 |
Multistage fluid bed processing
H.K. Staffin, R.
Archibald, PROCEDYNE Corp., New Brunswick, NJ/USA |
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10.30 |
Tube couplings for aseptic use
H. Jost, NEUMO GmbH +
Co. KG, Knittlingen/D |
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10.45 |
High performance Montz structured packings and internals
for conventional and dividing wall packed columns
B. Kaibel, T.
Rietfort, H. Jansen, E. Zich, G. Frey, Julius Montz GmbH, Hil-den/D; Z. Olujic,
TU Delft/NL |
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11.00 |
Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies - Creating water solutions
for industry to support China's environmental targets
T. McDougle,
Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, Shanghai/PRC
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11.15 |
Project management and successful cases - the pathway of your
investment in China
W. Eickhoff, Bayer Technology and Engineering
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd./PRC |
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11.30 |
Cost effective solutions for supply chain networks and
logistics
J. Strusch, Bayer Technology and Engineering (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd./PRC |
Second International Chinese - German Workshop on Sustainable Development
of Industrial Parks
Monday, 14 May - Wednesday 16 May
Location:
Congress Building
The aim of the workshop is to promote the exchange of experiences between
industry, authorities and science. In the focus of the workshop are topics like
standards on safe-ty and resouces efficiency, information on the development of
perspectives for cooperations as well as service offers in modern industry
parks.
Organizers
· Dalian University of Technology (D.U.T.)/PRC
·
Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Science (CRAES)/PRC
· University of
Leipzig/D
Registration
To participate in the workshop, please
register directly at one of the workshop secretariats:
Ms. Yiping Zhao / Ms Shang Hu
Institute for Ecoplanning and
Development
Dalian University of Technology
Postcode 116023
Dalian,
P.R. China
Email:
Tel: +86 (0) 411
84707351
Ms. Birgit Stumvoll
University of Leipzig, Germany
Faculty of Economics
and Management Science,
Institute of Infrastructure and Resources
Management
Email:
Tel:
+49 (0) 341 9733870
Fax: +49 (0) 341 9733879
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- Program Draft as of 14 March 2007 -
(t.b.c.: to
be confirmed)
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Monday, 14 May 2007
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10.00 |
AchemAsia-Opening |
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13.00 - 18.00 |
SDIP Workshop Registration |
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007
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09.00 - 09.30 |
Workshop Opening Addresses |
Prof. Wu
Dr. Prof. Duan Ning
Dr. Prof.
R.Hollaender |
Session I
General Aspects of Sustainable
Development
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Chairmen
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Prof. Robert Hollaender and Prof. Wu Chunyou |
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10.00 - 10.30 |
Environmental problems and policy
implications
during the development of industrial parks in China. |
Luo Yi
Deputy Director of Techno-logical
Standardization Office, SEPA |
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10.30 - 11.00 |
Zoning for land use Ppanning in Germany and
Europe |
Dr. Jochen Uth
Federal German EPA |
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11.00 - 11.30 |
Construction and development of circular economy
demonstrating industrial parks in China - case of Tianjin Economy and
Development Area |
Prof. Zhu Tan
Dean of the college of Environmental
Science and Engineering in Nankai University |
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11.30 - 12.00 |
Evolvement tendency and theories of the amount of
material consumption per capita |
Dr. Prof. Duan Ning
Deputy Dean of Chinese
Research Academy of Environmental Science |
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Lunch break
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Session II
Sustainable Development of Industrial
Parks
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Chairmen
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Dr. Jochen Uth and Dr. Prof. Duan Ning |
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13.30-14.00 |
Success story of industrial park |
Mr. Thomas Fichter
Infraserv Hoechst Industrial
park |
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14.00 - 14.30 |
Identification and prevention of environmental risks
during the construction of eco-industrial parks |
Research Qiao Qi
Chief Scientist in Innovation
Bases for China National Cleaner Production Center, Chinese Research Academy of
Environmental Science |
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14.30 - 15.00 |
Requirements of the private sectorFor investing in
industrial parks |
Florian Kessler
German Industry & Commerce
Co |
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Tea and coffee break
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15.30 - 16.00 |
New developments in promoting sustainable industrial
areas |
Ursula Becker and
Annette Kleinbrod
(Project
Manager GTZ China) |
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16.00 - 16.30 |
Eco-industrial park developing practice of Tianjin
Economy and Development Area |
Dr. Wei Hongmei
General engineer of TEDA, Bureau
of Environmental Protection |
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16.30 - 17.00 |
Construction of Suzhou high-tech zone as national
eco-industrial park. |
Mrs. Wang Aixian
Deputy Director of Administrative
Community of Suzhou High-tech Zone |
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18.00 |
Workshop Dinner |
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Wednesday, 16 May 2007
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Session III
Sustainable Operation of Companies in
Industrial Parks
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Chairmen
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Dr. Prof. Duan Ning and Dr. Prof. R. Hollaender |
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08.30 - 09.00 |
International Safety Management in the Chemical
Industry |
Dr. Hans-N. Rindfleisch
TÜV SÜD Chemie Service
GmbH |
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09.00 - 09.30 |
Research on stable development of eco-industrial park
and design of industrial chains |
Prof. Hairet·Tursun
Center of Environmental
Science and Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical Technology |
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09.30 - 10.00 |
Research on Mode of Environmental Management in the
Form of VEAs in Eco-industrial Park |
Prof. Wu Chunyou
Director General of Institute for
eco-planning and development, Dalian University of Techonology |
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10.00 - 10.30 |
Waste Management for Companies |
Dr. Thomas Sterr (t.b.c)
IUWA Heidelberg |
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Tea and coffee break
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11.00 - 11.30 |
Infrastructure Services |
Ni Changzheng
Voith Company |
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11.30 - 12.00 |
Collective industrial waste treatment and sustainable
development of industrial parks |
Mr. Dong Jinqing (or Mr. Li Jun)
Dalian Dongtai
Industrial Waste Treatment Co. Ltd. |
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12.00 - 12.30 |
Establishment of state-of-the-art main-tenance
organisations for green and brownfield chemical parks |
Oliver Laubner
Uhde Company |
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Lunch break
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Session IV
Sustainable Development of Industrial
Parks (continued )
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Chairmen
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Prof. Wu Chuanyou and Researcher Qiao Qi |
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14.00 - 14.30 |
Establishment of eco-industrial park in Dalian
Development Zone (DDZ) |
Li Xiaochao
Director General of EPB DDZ |
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14.30 - 15.00 |
Assessment of eco-efficiency of industrial parks |
Dr. Geng Yong
Deputy Director of Institute for
eco-planning and development, Dalian University of Techonology |
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15.00 - 15.30 |
Regional development and industrial parks |
Prof. von Hauff (t.b.c.)
Chair of Economics and
Economic Policy, Kaiserslautern University |
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Tea and Coffee break
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16.00 - 16.30 |
Models and practice of typical regional
eco-industrial parks construction in Jiangsu Province |
Wang Huizhong
Professional level senior
engineer
Research Acedemy of Environmental Science of Jiangsu
Province |
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16.30 - 17.00 |
Management models and formation of eco-industrial
strategies in industrial parks |
Tina Salonen
University of Leipzig |
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17.00 - 17.30 |
New strategies of energy saving and water saving in
industrial parks |
Yan XuSection
Chief of TEDA EPB |
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17.30 - 18.00 |
Closing |
Dr. Prof. Duan Ning
Dr. Prof.
R.Hollaender
Prof. Wu |
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End of SDIP
workshop
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