Course name: 7 Distillation Techniques that Chemicals Engineer should know today
Instuctor: Mr. Ian Buttridge, VP Technology, GTI solution
Date: 21June 2023, 9:00-15:00, Each section will be 30-45 min.
Room: Secretarial (A2)
Max seat: 15
| Phase | TIChE Corporate Chair member (up to 10); Ordinary, Non-ordinary, Student; Juristic (up to 3) Members | TIChE General Members | Others/Public |
| Early Bird | 6,000 | 8,000 | 10,000 |
| Not Early Bird | 8,000 | 10,000 | 12,000 |
TIChE: 7 Distillation Techniques that Chemicals Engineer should know today ( 1 Day)
Target Group: Chemical Engineer, Process Engineer, Design Engineer, Operation Engineer
Course Outline:
1. Introduction to Column Internals & Selection Criteria
2. Column Control Fundamental
3. Energy Efficiency in Column Operation
4. Column Revamping Technique
5. Troubleshooting Technique
6. CO2 Reduction Technology
7. Case Study & Exercises]
Q &A
Instructor
Mr. Ian Buttridge, VP Technology, GTI solution
Background
• BS Chemical Engineering, Texas A&M University
• One of co-founders of GTI Solutions
• GTI Solutions (USA) – VP of Technology (2014 ~ Present)
• GTC Technology, US – Technical Director (2007~2014)
• Koch-Glitsch LP, US – Senior Process Engineer (1997~2007)
• Glitsch Inc., Dallas & Houston – Process Engineer (1995~1997)
Area of Expertise
• Developed hydraulic rating tool for proprietary trays and packings
• Developed and patented various products for distillation columns and reactor internals
• Specializes in process simulation and distillation column designs
• Led GTIS R&D team that resulted in mass transfer products having superior capacity and efficiency, including tests done at Fractionation Research Institute