Journal of Chemical Engineering of Japan

01/05/2026

How can we predict transport in J-Type loop seals?
This study models two flow behaviors: a square-root increasing region and a linear increasing region. A new tool for design!

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To realize flexible heat integration among several reactions, a bench-scale three-compartment circulating fluidized bed (CFB) system integrating internal J- and L-Type loop seals aimed at developin...

30/04/2026

These robust, high‑loading CALF‑20 membranes offer scalable solutions for separation and could be integrated into industrial gas‑handling systems.

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Mixed matrix membranes (MMMs) incorporating the metal−organic framework CALF-20 were developed for CO2 separation using Pebax® 2533 as the polymer matrix. CALF-20 prepared under concentrated synthe...

30/04/2026

Calcium chloride’s promise as an hinges on proper . A 5‑hour 220 °C treatment removes hydrates, preventing CaClOH & NH4Cl formation during . Timing is key!



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Calcium chloride is a promising ammonia absorber for mild-condition separation processes; however, its strong hygroscopicity requires careful dehydration to avoid secondary reactions. In this study...

27/04/2026

PAA‑coated alumina tube membranes keep mechanical strength while offering pH‑dependent selectivity for acids, caffeine, phenol, ketones—ideal for industrial separations needing tunable barriers.



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A pH-responsive polymer coated gate membrane based on inorganic materials with excellent mechanical durability enables pH-dependent substance separation with promising applications in various bioch...

24/04/2026

Free‑form porcine turns triolein into in acetone! Minimal water present in acetone is sufficient for the reaction. A green route to .



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23/04/2026

Can solar panels outperform forests in CO2 reduction? ☀️The latest study shows PVs have massive potential. In Kyoto, power demand can be met without deforestation by using existing structures! 🏙️

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A life cycle assessment of various photovoltaic cells (PVs), which revealed that polycrystalline silicon PVs have great potential for CO2 reduction at the current development stage, was performed. ...

22/04/2026

CFD study shows rib position (inner vs outer) in Taylor–Couette flow
shapes laminar & wavy vortex regimes. Outer‑cylinder ribs suppress
axial dispersion most, achieving plug‑flow—key for reactor mixer
design.




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In this study, the effects of rib configuration on flow structure and axial mass transport in Taylor–Couette flow were investigated using computational fluid dynamics. Two configurations were consi...

21/04/2026

Discover how using existing control data can create real‑time heat‑balance KPIs and eliminate the need for additional sensors in chemical plants.


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Chemical plants are transforming from safe and stable to high-efficiency and decarbonized production. Efficient utilization and recovery of saturated steam, one of the major energy sources, are ess...

20/04/2026

Novel glass‑fiber filter packed absorber prevents liquid stagnation & channeling, boosting effective wetting area. Gas‑absorption efficiency for CO₂ capture and NOₓ abatement rises.




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Effective wetting area between the gas and the absorbent can enhance the efficiency of gas absorption. In this study, new gas absorption equipment packed with a flat glass fiber filter was develope...

17/04/2026

Cost‑effective and environmentally safe, laurel nobilis seed‑derived
KOH‑activated carbon outperforms conventional adsorbents in removing
Congo Red. Great for industrial wastewater treatment with minimal
resource input.


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07/04/2026

Re‑dispersed Ni nanoparticles after CO₂ treatment dramatically improve dry methane reforming. The work demonstrates that carbon deposition isn’t the only deactivation route—thermal CO₂ can rejuvenate the catalyst.



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This study investigated dry reforming of methane (DRM) with supported Ni catalysts at 973 K. The α-Al2O3-supported Ni catalyst showed gradual deactivation over time on stream. However, the activity...