Journal of Chemical Engineering & Process Technology
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Alumnus Professor, EFCE Energy Section and Mechanics of Particulate Solids Working Party, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, UK

Biography

U.Tuzun from EFCE Energy Section and Mechanics of Particulate Solids Working Party, Alumnus Professor, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, UK and his recent publication is "Cradle to Cradle Systems Analysis for Chemical and Biological Engineers: The Role of Progressive Sampling in Possibility Envelope for Value Added Manufacturing Design and Chemical Process Applications".

Publications

• Short Communication   
  Cradle to Cradle Systems Analysis for Chemical and Biological Engineers: The Role of Progressive Sampling in Possibility Envelope for Value Added Manufacturing Design and Chemical Process Applications
  Author(s): U.Tuzun*
  
  The mathematical framework of the principles of holistic systems interactions is demonstrated by facilitating experiential learning with specific industrial case study examples. Two industrial case study examples are introduced as potential interactive teaching tools. Industrial case studies play an increasingly important role in the teaching of systems engineering and sustainability within an industrial ecological framework utilizing metacognitive and experiential learning principles. Each individual case study example makes use of the “closed loop” optimization of material and energy inflows and outflows to minimize waste and harmful environmental emissions. The attainment of the “closed loop” is achieved by facilitating successive progressive stages of materials and energy recovery and re-processing coupled with the re-utilization and regeneration of interme.. View More»
  DOI: 10.35248/2157-7048.21.12.421

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