V Simposium Internacional ESIQIE - IPN

Llevado a cabo en la ciudad de México del 26 al 28 de Mayo de 2002

OBJETIVOS:

Para resolver los problemas inherentes a los procesos mundiales de globalización económica y particularmente como miembro del tratado de libre comercio de Norte América (México - Canada - Estados Unidos), México debe responder a este cambio dentro de sus campos industriales. La Ingeniería Química y la Ingeniería Metalúrgica de México son engranes de la industria de la transformación hacia el desarrollo de recursos humanos y nuevos procesos, y en el mejoramiento de los procesos antiguos para obtener procesos de protección ecológica que sean optimizados y competitivos. Con base en lo anterior, la Escuela Superior de Ingeniería Química (ESIQIE) e Industrias Extractivas del Instituto Politécnico Nacional, organizó su primer simposio en Octubre de 1993, la Segunda edición en Mayo de 1996, La tercera edición en Mayo de 1998 y la cuarta edición en Mayo del 2000.

Tanto Expertos nacionales como internacionales en los campos académicos e industrial han participado en estos cuatro eventos. Siguiendo el mismo marco de trabajo de los anteriores, en el quinto simposio el estado actual de la Ingeniería Química fue analizado con el fin de identificar los mayores retos en ambas áreas a corto plazo.

The event will take place from May 29 to May 31, 2002, in Mexico City.

OBJECTIVES:

Facing the worldwide process of economical globalization and particularly as a member of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Mexico - Canada - United States), Mexico must respond to this change within her various industrial fields. Mexico's Chemical Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering are in transformation process geared towards development of human resources and new processes, and enhancement of old processes to obtain environmentally safe processes that are optimized and competitive. Based on the above, the School for Advanced Studies on Chemical Engineering and Extractive Industries (ESIQIE) of the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico, organized its First Symposium in October 1993, the Second edition in May 1996, the Third edition in May 1998, and the fourth edition in May 2000. Both national and international experts in academic and industrial fields have participated to all of these four events. Following the same framework of the previous ones, in the Fifth Symposium the current State of the Art on Chemical Engineering Technology will be analyzed in order to identify major challenges to be faced in both areas in the short term. PROGRAM, SYMPOSIUM 2000, (The last symposium program)

ACTIVITIES

Ia - Short Courses, Tuesday May 28, 2002
9:00 – 11:00, K. Hall, U. of Texas A&M, U.S.A.
"Calculating Phase Equilibria"

Ib - Short Courses, Thursday May 30, 2002
18:15 – 20:15, J. Gmehling, U. of Oldenburg, Germany,
“Synthesis of separation processes with the help of sophisticated thermodynamic tools”

II - INDUSTRIAL FORUM: May 29, 30 and 31, 2002
Centro Cultural Jaime Torres Bodet of Instituto Politécnico Nacional (near Col. Lindavista)
Spaces will be available for Companies that wish to present equipment and machinery related with the topics of the symposium.
Companies interested, please contact: M. C., MIGUEL ANGELES HERNANDEZ a (5) 729-6000, ext. 55099, 55100

Mayo 30, 18:00 – 19:30 hrs, SALON B

TEMA: "TECNICAS MODERNAS DE ANALISIS INSTRUMENTAL"
EXPOSITOR: Q. MARIA EUGENIA PEÑA HERNANDEZ
EMPRESA: PERKIN ELMER DE MEXICO, SA

TEMA: "TECNOLOGIA DE PINTURAS"
EXPOSITOR: ING. MIGUEL GUEVARA HERNANDEZ
EMPRESA: COMEX

TEMA: "EL PERFECCIONAMIENTO DE LOS MANTOS PREFABRICADOS A BASE DE ASFALTOS MODIFICADOS APP Y SBS: AEROUNIPLAS,
FLEXOPLY, MODIPLY Y UNIPLAS"
EXPOSITOR: ARQ. MIGUEL ANGEL RODRIGUEZ ROMERO
EMPRESA: IMPERQUIMIA, SA DE CV

III - SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM: May 29, 30 and 31, 2002
Centro Cultural Jaime Torres Bodet of Instituto Politécnico Nacional (near Col. Lindavista)

Wednesday May 29, 2002

“Thermodynamics Session "In honor of Prof. Stanley I. Sandler”

For the first time, The School of Chemical Engineering and Extracting Industries of the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico will honor one of its prestigious international guests. Pr. Stanley I. Sandler from the University of Delaware has been selected for this occasion.

Only contributions in this section and related papers presented at the Symposium will be published as full original articles in a special issue of Fluid Phase Equilibria. Guest Editors : Pr. Theo W. de Loos, Pr. Dominique Richon and Pr. Luis A. Galicia-Luna.

9:00 – 9:30, ESIQIE Homage Lecture, Introduction by

N.L. Díaz Ramírez, Director ESIQIE – IPN México
T. W. De Loos - Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
D. Richon, Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
G. N. Escobedo-Alvarado, Dupont, U.S.A.
L. A. Galicia-Luna, ESIQIE - IPN, México

Chairs: H. V. Kehiaian, G.N. Escobedo, T. W. De Loos, D. Richon

Honored:

9:30 - 10:15, Prof. S. I. Sandler U. of Delaware, U.S.A. (Opening Lecture)

10:15 - 10:30, Coffee Break

Chairs: A.S. Teja, H. V. Kehiaian

Lectures

10:30 - 11:00, J. Gmehling, U. of Oldenburg, Germany
“Potential of Thermodynamic Tools (Group Contribution Methods, Factual Data Bank ) for the Development of Chemical Processes”

11:00 - 11:30, P. T. Cummings, U. of Tennessee, U.S.A.
“Molecular Modeling and Computational Chemistry in Process and Product Design”

11:30 – 12:00, Juan J. de Pablo, University of Wisconsin-Madison, U.S.A.
“Thermophysical Properties of Polymeric Systems in Nanoscopic Structures”

12:00 –12:10, Coffee Break

Oral communications, Chair: K. Hall

12:10 –12:25 C. Bouchot*, J. de la Cruz de Dios y L. A. Galicia-Luna, (Mexico)
New PrT Measurements up to 70 MPa for the System CO2+Propane Between 298 K and 343 K at Near Critical Compositions

12:25 –12:40 R. B. Tôrres, F. M. Favoretto, A. Z. Francesconi* y P. L. O. Volpe, (Brasil)
Excess Molar Volume of Binary Mixtures of Acetonitrile with 1-Alkanols at Different Temperatures and Application of the ERAS-Model

12:40 –12:55 D. Richon*y S. Laugier, (France)
Thermodynamic and transport property calculations from volumetric properties using artificial neural networks

14:00 – 16:00, Lunch

Chairs: J. Gmehling, T. W. De Loos

Lectures

16:00 – 16:25, A. S. Teja, Georgia Tech., U.S.A.
“Continuous Hydrothermal Synthesis of Oxide Nanoparticles”

16:25 – 16:50, R. Wellek, National Science Foundation, U.S.A.
“Advanced Materials and NanoTechnology--the Role of Chemical Engineering Concepts in NSF Projects”

16:50 –17:15, J. F. Brennecke, U. of Notre Dame, U.S.A.
“Supercritical CO2 for the extraction of metals”

17:15 – 17:40, K. Hall, U. of Texas A&M, U.S.A.
“Efficient Application of the Gibbs Minimization Method for Any Number of Components or Phases”

17:40 - 17:50, Coffee Break

Chairs: J. Magee, D. Richon

Oral communications

17:50 - 18:05 Abel Zúñiga-Moreno*, Luis A. Galicia-Luna, Amyn S. Teja, (México, USA)
Solubility of phenols in Supercritical solvents

18:05 - 18:20 Kai Fischer*, Michael Wilken y Jürgen Gmehling, (Germany)
The Effect of Gas Pressure on the Melting Behavior of Compounds

18:20 - 18:35 J. C. Sanchez-Ochoa*, M. E. Ewing, (United Kingdom)
Vapour pressures of n-octane determined by comparative ebulliometry

18:35 - 18:50 C. Bouchot*, J. de la Cruz de Dios, E. de la Rosa Vidal y L. A. Galicia-Luna, (Mexico)
High Pressure PrT Measurements: Characteristics of a Vibrating Tube Densimeter-based Apparatus and new data of the CO2 + Ethanol Mixture

18:50 - 19:05 Rafael Eustaquio-Rincón y Arturo Trejo*, (Mexico)
High-pressure experimental studies and correlation of extraction of solids with a supercritical solvent

Thursday, May 30, 2002

Chairs: J. C. Holste, E. Brignole

Lectures

9:30 –10:00, T. W. De Loos - Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
“High-Pressure Phase Behaviour of Systems with Polymers and Supercritical Gases”

10:00 –10:25, H. V. Kehiaian, Université Paris VII, CNRS, France
"Emerging tools for the web-based access to physico-chemical property data"

10:25 –10:50, J. W. Magee, NIST, Boulder USA
“Thermodynamic Properties of Natural Gas Mixtures”

10:50 – 11:15, D. Richon, Ecole de Mines de Paris, France.
"Solubility of aromatic compounds in aqueous solutions -Study of several physical parameters- Experimental methods and results"

11:15 –11:25, Coffee Break

Chairs: K. Fischer, P.M. Mathias

Oral communications

11:25 –11:40 E. M. Moctezuma Navarro*, (Mexico)
Modelling polymer – solvent mixtures with neural network coupled to equation of state

11:40 –11:55 Ivan E. Jacobo-Herrera, J. Morales, R. Olayo, G. J. Cruz y M. G. Olayo, (Mexico)
Synthesis of polyaniline by RF pulsed glow discharges

11:55 –12:10 E. M. Moctezuma Navarro y C. Hansmann Aguilar*, (Mexico)
Comparative analysis of equations of state and methods of calculation in thermodynamic of polymers

12:10 –12:25 C. Bouchot*, E. de la Rosa Vidal y L. A. Galicia-Luna, (Mexico)
Calibration model for a High Pressure Vibrating Tube Densimeter and PrT Measurements up to 70 MPa for various reference fluids and application to the CO2 + 2-Propanol Mixture

12:25 –12:40 Ricardo Macías-Salinas*, Fernando García-Sánchez y Guadencio Eliosa-Jiménez, (Mexico)
An equation-of-state-based viscosity model for non-ideal liquid mixtures

12:40 –12:55 Verónica Serrano-Cocoletzi, Luis A. Galicia-Luna*, Octavio Elizalde-Solis (Mexico)
Solubility of Thiophene and Benzothiophene in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide from 313 to 353 K

12:55 –13:10 María Esther Rebolledo Libreros y Arturo Trejo*, (Mexico)
Blends of alkanolamines: an alternative to improve the gas sweetening processes

13:10 –13:25 Rosa H. Chávez, Javier de J. Guadarrama y Ricardo Macías-Salinas, (Mexico)
A high efficiency brass gauge structured packing: experimental characterization

13:25 –13:40 Verónica Uribe-Vargas y Arturo Trejo*, (Mexico)
Solvent Selection for Physical Separation of Nitrogen from Hydrocarbon Streams (Mexico)

13:40 –13:55 Carlos Gustavo Pérez Martínez, Oscar Jiménez-Aquino, Manuel Sánchez-Rubio y Enrique Aguilar-Rodríguez, (Mexico)
Propuesta de un modelo matemático para determinar las fases líquido-vapor de hidrocarburos

14:00 – 16:00, Lunch

Chairs: J. F. Brennecke, D. Richon

Lectures

16:00 – 16:25, M. Frenkel, NIST, Boulder CO, U.S.A.
“Thermophysical and Thermochemical Property Data Dynamic Evaluation: Concept and Reality”

16:25 –16:50, E. Brignole, Plapliqui, Argentina
“Phase Equilibrium Engineering of Supercritical Reactors”

16:50 –17:15, J. C. Holste, U. of Texas A&M, U.S.A.
“Use of Adsorption Measurements to Study Surface Energies in Asphalt Concrete Mixtures”

17:15 – 17:40, P. M. Mathias, Aspen Tech., U.S.A.
“Simulation of Direct HI Decomposition from H2O/HI/I2 Solutions in Thermochemical Water” Splitting

17:40 - 18:00, CONCLUSIONS (Thermodynamics session)

17:40 - 17:50, Coffee Break (Symposium)

Friday, May 31, 2002

Chair: M. A. Valenzuela

Lecture

9:30 –10:20, B.C. Gates, UC Davis, USA
“Investigation of Working Catalysts: Understanding the Role of a Support as a Ligand”

10:20 - 10:30, Coffee Break

Chair: R. Limas-Ballesteros

Oral communications; Chemical and Metallurgic Processes, Materials, Simulation and Transport Phenomena

10:30 –10:45 Ricardo Macías-Salinas y Victor Martínez Ortiz, ADP II:
A Computational Package for the Design of Gas Adsorption Columns

10:45 –11:00 J. J. Castro Arellano, I. Hernández Pérez, R. Torres Robles
Influencia de la succión y soplado sobre perfiles de concentración en un cilindro permeable horizontal ( convección natural)

11:00 –11:15 Rosa Laura Meraz Cabrera y Armando Domínguez Ortiz*,
New formula for estimating the combustion enthalpy of municipal solid waste

11:15 –11:30 T. Poznyak, B. Araiza G., J. L. Mayorga Vera y E. Arias Torres,
Residual Water Treatment in Tanning’s Process by Ozonation

11:30 –11:45 M. . G. Miranda Pascual, L. De Pablo Galán, M. L. Chávez Garcia, R. Monsalvo Vázquez,
Stability and Monte Carlo simulation of the (Mg2+) shale-water interaction

11:45 –12:00 C. Barrera-Díaz, M. Palomar-Pardavé, M. Romero-Romo, G. Soto y S. Martínez,
The use of thermodynamic analysis on the removal of Cr(VI) process: optimization and simulation

12:00 –12:15 J. J. Castro Arellano, I. Hernández Pérez, R. Torres Robles
Influencia de la succión y soplado sobre perfiles de concentración en un cilindro permeable horizontal ( convección forzada)

12:10 - 12:20, Coffee Break

Chair: Christian Bouchot

Oral communications; Chemical and Metallurgic Processes, Materials, Simulation and Transport Phenomena

12:20 –12:35 R. Monsalvo Vázquez, L. De Pablo Galán, M. L. Chávez Garcia, M. G. Miranda Pascual,
Experimental and simulation Monte Carlo of the (Ca2+) shale-water systems

12:35 –12:50 Vázquez B. L., Sánchez C. E. M. y Zavala S. R. G.,
Design of a Drawing Process of ASTM a 407 Wire Without Intermediate Patenting

12:50 –13:05 Jaime Vite-Torres, Andrés Díaz-Calva, Manuel Vite-Torres y Carmen Carreño de León,
Application of coupled thermostatted columns in civil engineering and for leaching heavy metals of wastes from foundry sands and mining industry

13:05 –13:20 S. Ponce, M. E. Gutiérrez y L. R. Tovar
Valor económico tentativo de algunos recursos naturales utilizados por Exportadora de Sal, S.A. de C.V. en la producción de sal mediante evaporación solar en Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México

13:20 –13:35 J. Javier Castro Arellano, Gabriel Ángel Salinas Rosales, Carlos Díaz Hernández,
Caída de presión en un tubo de Zircaloy calentado eléctricamente

13:35 –13:50 Claudia Aranda, Marco-Antonio Saldaña, Laura Meraz y Armando Domínguez,
Wettability effect on the methane production in landfill: experimental study

13:50 –14:05 Enrique Lemus Fuentes
Método para determinar la distribución de frecuencias en la transición vítrea en alimentos

14:05 –14:20 Eloy Vázquez Labastida, Arturo Nogués Roldán, Manuel Salmón Salazar y Carlos Damián Zea
Obtención de biodiesel

14:20 –14:35 Carlos Díaz Hernández; Gabriel Salinas Rosales y J. Javier Castro Arellano
Programa de estudios experimentales en transferencia de calor

Chair: M.A. Valenzuela

Oral communications; Petroleum Refining, Catalysis and Reactor Engineering

10:30 –10:50 E. M. Moctezuma Navarro*,
A neural – kinetic equation for the subcritical and supercritical water oxidation of phenol

10:50 –11:10 Mario Enrique Arias Villanueva,
Reducción del contenido de compuestos de azufre de gasolinas crudas

11:10 –11:30 J. Castro Arellano, I. Hernández-Pérez, A. Torres Ponce, J. Aguilar Pliego, M. Moran Pineda, M. Valenzuela Zapata y J. Contreras Larios,
Reduction of NOX with NH3 and O2 over CuSO4/ZrO2 catalyst

11:30 –11:50 Mario Enrique Arias Villanueva,
Reducción del contenido de NOX en gases de combustión

11:50 –12:10 Jin-an Wang, Cheng-lie Li y Octavio Novaro,
Studies of hydroisomerization catalyst: Activity, selectivity; deactivation and regeneration

12:10 - 12:20, Coffee Break

Chair: Jin-an Wang

Oral communications; Petroleum Refining, Catalysis and Reactor Engineering

12:20 –12:40 Mario Enrique Arias Villanueva,
Hidrogenación Selectiva de Deshidrolinalool utilizando membranas catalíticas de Pd y Pd-metales

12:40 –13:00 Eloy Vázquez Labastida, Rosario Olguin, Manuel Salmón, Jorge Cárdenas y Carlos Damián,
New route for the tetraphenylfuran synthesis using a superacid sulfonic clay (SASC) as catalyst

13:00 –13:20 Mario Enrique Arias Villanueva,
Conversión catalítica del isopropanol sobre nuevos catalizadores de ortofosfatos de Zirconio

13:20 –13:40 Eloy Vázquez Labastida, Carlos Damián Zea y Álvaro de Jesús Cruz,
Catalizadores sólidos ácidos y su futuro

13:20 –13:40 Pastor Rivero
Modeling of polymerization up to high conversion with chain-length-dependent termination

14:00 – 16:00, Lunch

Chair: J. J. Castro Arellano

Oral communications; Education in Chemical Engineering

16:00 –16:20 Ma. Del Rosario Dávalos Gutiérrez, Hortensia Dávalos Gutiérrez, César G. Gómez Sierra,
Didactical Resources Evolution (La Evolución de los Recursos Didácticos)

16:20 –16:40 María Irma Martha Covarrubias Silva, Blanca Zamora Celis y Martha Patricia Aguirre Jones,
Estudio comparativo de los modelos educativos teóricos y los que se emplean en las instituciones de educación superior en México, que imparten la carrera de Ingeniería Química

16:40 –17:00 Frida Gisela Ortiz Uribe
El desarrollo de habilidades de pensamiento en estudiantes de ingeniería: propuesta de integración

17:00 –17:20 Martha Patricia Aguirre Jones, Blanca Zamora Celis, Carolina Manrique Nava y María Irma Martha Covarrubias Silva
Análisis de la política institucional en materia de inclusión de la computadora en el aula

17:20 –17:40 Mara Maricela Trujillo-Flores, María de la Luz Valderrábano Almegua, René Hernández Mendoza,
¿Por qué la evaluación de las instituciones de educación superior es un proceso complejo?

17:40 –18:00 María de la Luz Valderrábano Almegua, Rene Hernández Mendoza y Mara Maricela Trujillo Flores,
Modelo de formación metodológica para maestros en ciencias

18:00 - 18:10, Coffee Break

18:15 Closing Ceremony

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Luis A. Galicia-Luna, lgalicial@ipn.mx

INFORMATION: Pyramids, 1, 2, Guide, Climate, Accommodation, Mexico city
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• Special issue of Fluid Phase Equilibria
• Recommendations
• Deadlines, Registration and Fees
• Contacts and Submitting papers

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Antonio Romero Serrano, Roberto Limas Ballesteros, J. Manuel Bernal García, J. Guillermo Sampayo Hernández.

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

• R. Wellek - NSF, USA
• D. Richon - ECOLE DES MINES DE PARIS, France
• K. Fischer - U. OF OLDENBURG, Germany
• J. Gmehling - U. OF OLDENBURG, Germany
• H. V. Kehiaian - UNIVERSITE PARIS VII, CNRS, France
• G. N. Escobedo Alvarado - DUPONT, USA.
• T. W. de Loos - U. of DELFT, Netherlands
• G. A. Iglesias Silva – Tec. de Celaya, Mexico
• L. A. Galicia-Luna - SEPI-ESIQIE
• H. J. Dorantes Rosales - SEPI-ESIQIE
• J. A. Romero Serrano - SEPI-ESIQIE

TOPICS

The technical Committee will accept works considered to contribute to the advancement of the professional practice or academic development within the following topics:

1. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: Environmental Engineering, Energy, Process, Thermodynamics and Transport Phenomena, Supercritical Fluids, Catalysis and Reactor Engineering, Polymers, Process Simulation, Gas Processing, Petroleum Refining, Petrochemicals, Optimization and Control, Quality, Productivity and other related fields.
2. METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING: Metallurgical Processes, Material processing, Material Characterization and other related fields.

The Symposium will include:

Plenary Lectures
Technical Sessions and Industrial Forum
Cultural Activities
Publication of the Proceedings

Special Advanced Courses (in English) will be also given on May 28 and 29, 2002, each course will take between 2 and 4 hours.

INDUSTRIAL FORUM:

Spaces will be available for Companies that wish to present equipment and machinery related with the topics of the symposium. Companies interested, please contact: M. C., MIGUEL ANGELES HERNANDEZ a (5) 729-6000, ext. 55099, 55100

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ESIQIE - IPN . 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM MAY 2002.