Final Programme LSE - Polytech Annecy
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Final Programme LSE - Polytech Annecy
Sino-French Laboratory for Sustainable Energy First Annual Meeting Aix-les-Bains, January 9-12, 2008 Sino-French Laboratory for Sustainable Energy LSE January 2008 In very different historical and economic contexts, China and France share a common concern about sustainable development, and in particular about the energy issues related to it. The Chinese and French research communities in energetics and process engineering are more and more active in this field. Although they do not claim to cover it all by themselves, they believe to have a specific role and contribution, which this cooperation attempts to highlight. The general orientation is organized along the four axes of energy usage, energy transport, new sources, and fossil sources: Improving energy and environmental efficiency : transfer intensification, thermodynamic analysis Implementation of new energy vectors : hydrogen, fuel cells, biomass, reactive fluids Solar energy : solar thermal power, solar energy in houses, photovoltaic Clean implementation of fossil sources : clean combustion, gas purification, CO2 capture The participants to this cooperation mainly belong to seven Chinese and six French laboratories, under the supervision and with the support of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and with the cooperation of a number of Universities of both countries. The full list of these partners is given below. Most of these laboratories have a long tradition of partnership, in particular in the framework of the Sino-French Collaboratory of Chemical and Environmental Engineering for Sustainable Development, which was a predecessor of the present structure in the period from 1998 to 2007. The management team is composed of Pr. Tao ZHANG, DICP-CAS at Dalian, and Prof. Lingai LUO LOCIE-Université de Savoie at Chambéry. The Executive Committee (Conseil de Direction) consists of all the directors of the participant laboratories. The Advisory Committee (Comité de Pilotage) comprises, on the French side, the directors of the department of Engineering and Informatics (ST2I) and the department of Environment and Sustainable Development (EDD) of CNRS, the director of the research program on Energy of the CNRS, the president of the Université de Savoie, and two independent scientific experts; and an equal number of corresponding persons from Chinese institutions. The "dual head office" of LSE is located respectively at Université de Savoie, and at DICP-Dalian. The LSE will hold yearly plenary meetings, combined with visits to the partner's laboratories, alternatively in France and in China. On these occasions, the costs relative to the stay of the foreign visitors will be covered by the host country. Meetings of the Executive Committee and of the Advisory Committee will be organized in conjunction with these LSE meetings. The LSE will promote concrete research projects between laboratories of both countries. For this purpose, it will in particular organize the allocation of scholarships and grants for PhD students and post-doctoral researchers. List of participant : laboratories Note: The laboratories listed below are formally engaged in the Convention defining the LSE. However, the activities of LSE are open to individual belonging to other institutions and laboratories, upon invitation of one of the member laboratories and with the agreement of the management. In addition, industrial companies are welcome to act as observers and/or sponsors of the activities of the LSE. France : • • • • • • Laboratoire Optimisation de la Conception et Ingénierie de l’Environnement, LOCIE, Université de Savoie, EA3704, Chambéry, Directeur : Pr Lingai LUO Laboratoire GEnie des Procédés, Environnement, Agroalimentaire, GEPEA, CNRS UMR6144, Nantes-Saint-Nazaire, Directeur : Pr Jack LEGRAND Laboratoire des Sciences du Génie Chimique, LSGC, CNRS UPR6811, Nancy, directeur : Pr Michel SARDIN Laboratoire PROcédés, Matériaux et Energie Solaire, PROMES, CNRS UPR8521, Perpignan-Odeillo, Directeur : Dr Gilles FLAMANT Laboratoire de Génie Chimique, LGC, CNRS UMR5503, Toulouse. Directeur : Dr Joël BERTRAND Laboratoire d’Etudes Thermiques, CNRS UMR6608, Poitiers. Directeur : Dr Daniel PETIT China : • • • • • • • Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Centre of Development of Fuel Cells, and Marine Bioproducts Engineering Group, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, DICP-CAS, Dalian, Director: Pr. WANG Shudong Multiphase Reaction Laboratory, State Key Laboratory, Institute of Process Engineering, CAS, Beijing, Director: Pr. LI Jinghai Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, GIEC-CAS, Guangzhou, Director: Pr. WU Chuangzhi Laboratory of Solar Thermal Power, Institute of Electrical Engineering, CAS, Beijing, Director: Pr.WANG Zhifeng Engineering Research Center of Solar Power and Refrigeration, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, Director : Pr.WANG Ruzhu State Key Laboratory Of CHemical Engineering (SKLOCHE), jointly established in four Universities: Tsinghua University, Beijing; East China University of Science and Technology ECUST, Shanghai; Tianjin University, Tianjin and Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Director : Pr. YUAN Weikang State Key Laboratory of Coal Combustion (SKLCC), Hua Zhong University (HUST) Wuhan, Director: Pr. LU Jidong Organizing committee Chairman: Hervé Boileau (Chambéry) Annie Frey and Daniel Tondeur (Nancy); Lingai Luo, Yilin Fan, Yu Bai, Celia Stephan, Julien Borin, Emmanuel Goma, Jean-Christophe Chastan, Bastien Papot (Chambéry) Scientific committee Chairwoman: Lingai Luo (Chambéry) Jack Legrand (Nantes-St-Nazaire); Daniel Tondeur (Nancy); Gilles Flamant and Daniel Gauthier (Odeillo) Under the patronage of : CNRS: Departments ST2I, EDD, DRI and Energy programme. Savoie University, Polytech’Savoie French Embassy in China With the support of: Rhodia, IFP, CIAT Contacts : Laboratoire Optimisation de la Conception et Ingénierie de l’Environnement (LOCIE ) Polytech’Savoie, Campus Scientifique, Savoie Technolac 73376,Le Bourget-Du-Lac cedex France http://www.locie.univ-savoie.fr/ Lingai Luo Tel : +33 479 758 193 mobile phone : +33 6 29 66 72 89 E-mail address: [email protected] Hervé Boileau Tel : +33 479 758 812 mobile phone : +33 6 60 88 49 47 E-mail address: [email protected] PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 09/01/08 (Chairman : Jack Legrand) 10h00 : 11h40 Registration 12h00 : 13h00 Lunch 13h00 : 13h30 Welcome address Invited Conference: Jean JENCK, ENKI INNOVATION 13h30 : 14h10 14h10 : 14h30 14h30 : 14h50 14h50 : 15h10 15h10 : 15h30 15h30 – 16h10 16h10 : 16h40 16h40 : 17h00 17h00 : 17h20 17h20 : 17h40 17h40 : 18h00 18h00 : 18h20 18h20 : 19h 19h15 Biomass, bioenergy, biofuels: industrial progress Rene MOLETTA et al, LOCIE CHAMBÉRY Methane production from industrials waste water Alain BERGEL et al., LGC TOULOUSE Microbial fuel cells: from waste to power Impact of hydrogen injection in natural gas infrastructures Audrey VILLOT et al , LOCIE CHAMBERY Production of second-generation biofuel. A technological look: the gas cleaning at high-temperature and high-pressure Dominique VARLET et al, GEPEA SAINT-NAZAIRE - NANTES Bioenergy: formulation and combustion of biofuels - emulsification and gasification Discussion “Biofuels” Coffee break Serguei MARTEMIANOV et al, LET POITIERS Improvement of proton exchange membrane fuel cell electrical performance by optimization of operating parameters and electrodes preparation Feina XU et al, LEMTA NANCY Water concentration profile through nafion membrane under fuel cell operation by small angle neutron scattering Gilles FLAMANT et al, PROMES ODEILLO-PERPIGNAN Hydrogen from water and solar energy Xiu-Li YIN et al, GIEC GUANGZHOU Biomass gasification technology C.AZZARO-PANTEL et al, LGC TOULOUSE Impact of hydrogen injection in natural gas infrastructures Discussion “Fuel cells – Hydrogen – Transportation“ Reception at city hall, dinner THURSDAY 10/01/08 (Chairmen : Daniel Tondeur, Gilles Flamant) 8h30 : 9h10 Invited Conference: Prof Ibrahim DINCER, UNIVERSITY OF ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, OSHAWA, CANADA Energy efficiency or deficiency ? 9h10 : 9h30 9h30 : 9h50 9h50 : 10h10 10h10 : 10h40 10h40 : 11h00 11h00 : 11h20 11h20 : 11h40 11h40 : 12h00 12h00 : 13h15 13h20 : 13h40 13h40 : 14h00 14h00 : 15h00 15h00 : 15h45 15h45 : 16h15 Jean-Marc COMMENGE et al., LSGC NANCY Intensifying Chemical reactors through multi-scale structuring: the scientific rationale YUAN Xi-Gang et al., SKLOCHE TIANJIN Energy integration and process intensification. Effect of interfacial turbulence on the enhancement of mass-transfer process in falling-film flow Yilin FAN et al, LOCIE CHAMBÉRY Flow Distribution and Heat Transfer Intensification in a Mini Crossflow Heat Exchanger Coffee break ZHOU Xing-Gui, SKLOCHE SHANGHAI Design and experimental investigation of a constructal mixer for liquid-liquid extraction Serge CORBEL et al., DCPR NANCY Stereolithography as a tool for producing micro-structured devices for process intensification. Example of a photocatalytic reactor SONG Wenli et al., IPE CAS BEIJING Ozone decomposition in a downer reactor Nathalie MAZET et al., PROMES PERPIGNAN Cascades of sorption processes for the long distance transportation of thermal energy Lunch LUO Yiqing et al., SKLOCHE TIANJIN Global Optimization for the Synthesis of Integrated Water Systems with PSO Algorithm Raphaël BOICHOT et al., LOCIE CHAMBERY Heat transfer intensification using a cellular automaton Discussion "Intensification and Energy Efficiency" Chairmen: D.Tondeur and X.G.Yuan Invited Conference: Jean-Claude MULLER, INESS STRASBOURG Photovoltaic solar energy in France and in EC: state-of-the-art and prospects Coffee break 16h15 : 16h45 16h45 : 17h15 17h15 : 17h45 17h45 : 18h15 20h00 BAI Feng-Wu et al, LABORATORY OF SOLAR THERMAL POWER, IEE BEIJING High temperature air receiver for solar tower power plant Gilles FLAMANT, PROMES ODEILLO-PERPIGNAN Putting the sun in a gas turbine, the “PEGASE” project WANG Ruzhu, INSTITUTE OF REFRIGERATION AND CRYOGENICS, JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY SHANGHAI The current status of solar heating and cooling Yu BAI et al, LOCIE CHAMBERY Numerical and experimental study of a directly coupled photovoltaic pumping system in a solar domestic hot water system dinner FRIDAY 11/01/08 (Chairmen : Gilles Flamant, Daniel Gauthier) 8h30 : 9h00 9h00 : 9h30 9h30 : 10h10 Driss STITOU et al, PROMES ODEILLO-PERPIGNAN Thermochemical processes for solar cooling application: from air conditioning to deep-freezing LI Yong et al, Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics, JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY SHANGHAI Desiccant cooling, a potential solar cooling Invited Conference: Sophie JULLIAN, IFP VERNAISON Technologies for CO2 capture: new energy production challenges LU Ji-Dong et al , State Key Laboratory of Coal Combustion, HUST WUHAN 10h10 : 10h30 Researches on CO2 capture technologies using CaO calcination/carbonation cycles and related research in SKLCC/HUST 10h30 : 11h00 Coffee Break Arnaud DELEBARRE et al, GEPEA SAINT NAZAIRE – NANTES 11h00 : 11h20 Oxycombustion by Chemical Looping Process and CO2 Capture in flue gas by Pressure Swing Adsorption CHEN Jian et al, SKLOCHE, TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY BEIJING 11h20 : 11h40 Study on solvents and process simulation for CO2 capture WANG Li-Na et al, DICP, CAS DALIAN 11h40 : 12h00 Separation of CO2 through Polymer Membranes in DICP 12h00 : 12h30 Discussion “CO2 separation and capture“ 12h30 : 13h40 13h40 : 14h00 14h00 : 14h20 14h20 : 14h40 14h40 : 15h10 15h10 : 15h30 15h30 : 16h00 16h00 : 18H00 18h00 : 18h30 20 h00 Lunch Quentin FALCOZ et al, PROMES ODEILLO-PERPIGNAN Monitoring of volatile metal in flue gas from waste thermal treatment using ICP-OES WANG Shu-Dong et al, DICP, CAS DALIAN High- efficiency NOx removal from flue gas and diesel exhaust Laurence LE COQ et al , GEPEA SAINT NAZAIRE – NANTES Particulate matter filtration - Application to mineral particles and soot removal from gas Discussion “Monitoring and cleaning of gaseous effluents Gwang-Hi Jung : Collaboration between CNRS and CAS Coffee Break General Discussion: synthesis of sessions, future prospects and projects, future meeting Workshop Closure Gala dinner SATURDAY 12/01/08 : Visit and cultural exchanges LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NAME LABORATORY, INSTITUTION E-MAIL Chinese Laboratories Prof. LU Ji-Dong [email protected] Prof. BAI Feng-Wu, Prof. WANG Zhifeng State Key Laboratory of Coal Combustion, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, WUHAN Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences, GUANGZHOU Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, BEIJING Laboratory of Solar Thermal Power, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, BEIJING Prof. YUAN Xi-Gang, Prof. LUO Yi-Qing State Key Laboratory Of Chemical Engineering (SKLOCHE), Tianjin University, TIANJIN [email protected] [email protected] Prof. ZHOU Xing-Gui State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering (SKLOCHE), East China University of Science and Technology ECUST, SHANGHAI Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics Shanghai Jiaotong University, SHANGHAI State Key Laboratory Of CHemical Engineering (SKLOCHE), Zhejiang University, HANGZHOU State Key Laboratory Of Chemical Engineering (SKLOCHE), Tsinghua University, BEIJING Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP) Chinese Academy of Sciences, DALIAN [email protected] Prof. YIN Xiu-Li, Prof. LI Hai-Bin Prof. SONG Wen-Li Prof. WANG Ru-Zhu, Prof. LI Yong Prof. LI Bo-Geng Prof. CHEN Jian Prof. ZHANG Tao, Prof. WANG Shu-Dong, Dr CHENG Hao, Dr WANG Li-Na Prof. QIU Juliang Chinese Institutions Dir adjoint , Bureau of International Cooperation, Chinese Academy of Sciences [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] XIAO Yunhan 52 Sanlihe Road, BEIJING China Dir Adjoint, Bureau of High-Technology Research and Development Chinese Academy of Sciences 52 Sanlihe Road, BEIJING China [email protected] French Laboratories André DAVIN Laboratoire de Génie Chimique (LGC) TOULOUSE [email protected] Jack LEGRAND Dominique VARLET Arnaud DELEBARRE, Laurence LE COQ Raphaël. BOICHOT Audrey VILLOT Alain BERNIS Yves GONTHIER Evelyne GONZE Augustin CHARVET Lingai LUO H; BOILEAU G. FRAISSE Y. BAI N. LE PIERRES Y. FAN Rene MOLETTA Gilles FLAMANT Quentin FALCOZ German MAZZA Daniel GAUTHIER Nathalie MAZET Driss STITOU Serguei.MARTEMIANOV Laboratoire Génie des Procédés, Environnement, Agroalimentaire (GEPEA) SAINT NAZAIRE - NANTES [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Feina XU Michel SARDIN Laboratoire Optimisation de la Conception et Ingéniérie de l'Environnement (LOCIE) CHAMBERY Laboratoire Procédés, Matériaux et Energie Solaire (PROMES) ODEILLO-PERPIGNAN Laboratoire d'Energétique et de Détonique (LET) POITIERS Laboratoire d'Energétique et de Mécanique Théorique et Appliquée (LEMTA) NANCY Laboratoire des Sciences du Génie Chimique (LSGC-CNRS) NANCY [email protected] [email protected] Jean-Marc COMMENGE Daniel TONDEUR Serge CORBEL Département de Chimie-Physique des Réactions (DCPR) NANCY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Invited speakers, industrial guests Prof.Ibrahim.DINCER [email protected] Christophe MARVILLET University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Oshawa, Ontario, CANADA Société CIAT, CULOZ Sebastien.LOMEL Société Rhodia, LYON [email protected] Jean JENCK Société ENKI INNOVATION, LYON [email protected] Sophie JULLIAN Société IFP, VERNAISON (LYON) [email protected] Jean-Claude MULLER INESS STRASBOURG [email protected] French Institutions Pierre MATARASSO Michel TRINITE Roman.KOSSAKOWSKI Directeur scientifique adjoint, Département EDD, CNRS PARIS Directeur scientifique adjoint, Département Science et Technologie de l'Ingéniérie et de l'Information (ST2I) , CNRS PARIS Directeur adjoint (Asie-Pacifique) Direction des Relations Internationales (DRI), CNRS Directeur du programme Energie du CNRS, PARIS and LET Poitiers Vice-President Université de Savoie (Science and Research) CHAMBERY James SHEPHERD Vice-President Université de Savoie (International) CHAMBERY Prof. GWANG-HI Jeung Jean-Bernard SAULNIER [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In kicking off the first year of the International Laboratory for Sustainable Energy, we should keep in mind where this project originated from. In 1999, the first meeting of the Sino-French Collaboratory for Chemical and Environmental Engineering was held in Paris, Maison de la Chimie. We had the pleasure of having the visit of the Chinese Minister of Environment, then on a visit to France with President Jian ZheMing. Year after year, meetings were held alternatively in France and in China (Beijing, Lyon, Shanghai, Perpignan-Odeillo, Dalian, Toulouse, Tianjin). Many of the participants of these former meetings are now partners of the more formalized and focussed LSE, but some new partners have joined, and some others, less concerned by the domain of Energy, have left us for other cooperations. In the present acknowledgment of supports, helps and encouragements, I thus wish to include the institutions that were present in these early stages, most of which (but not all, e.g. the Sino-French PRA program) will still be at our side in the new International Laboratory. In welcoming our Chinese guests, and thanking them for making themselves available and for bringing their expertise together with their friendship, we are aware that their coming was made possible through the support of their own institutions. It is my pleasure to acknowledge here the help and support of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and in particular, to its vice-president Professor LI Jinghai. The presence among us of two representatives of the Academy of Sciences is the concrete sign of this engagement. Let the Universities in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Wuhan, Guangzhou and Tianjin concerned by our International Laboratory be thanked as well for their cooperation. The Embassy of the Popular Republic of China in France has consistently supported the early stages of this cooperation, in particular through the allocation of grants for Chinese students, and we expect of course that this mode of support will persist. I wish to formulate very special thoughts and sympathy to Professor YUAN Weikang, of ECUST-Shanghai, member of the Academy of Technology and former head of the SKLOCHE, for having been the mainspring of the Collaboratory and its Chinese coordinator for more than eight years. This is the first such meeting that he will not attend, but I am sure he is by heart with us, and we should let him know that we miss him here. On the French side, the department ST2I (and formerly SPI) of CNRS has been supporting the Sino-French cooperation in engineering sciences for a long time, in particular the Collaboratory mentioned above, the predecessor structure of our present LSE. The main expenses of the present meeting have been covered by a grant from this department. I wish to acknowledge this continuous support, and particularly thank the representative of the Department that takes part in our meeting, Michel TRINITÉ. The CNRS also expresses its support through the participation and presence of the Department of Environment and Sustainable Development (EDD), Pierre MATARASSO, of the Department of International Relations (DRI), Gang-Hi JEUNG and of the research program on Energy of CNRS, Jean-Bernard SAULNIER. To the representatives of these organizations present at our meeting, I wish a warm welcome in our community. The three Departments mentioned have contributed to setting up the Agreement between CNRS, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Université de Savoie which constitutes the formal basis of our cooperation. The French Embassy in Beijing, through its scientific service, has consistently supported our cooperation in its earlier forms, and we are looking forward to a continuation of its help and assistance. Financial contributions and physical presence and participation to the present meeting of the company CIAT-Culoz, of Rhodia-France, and of IFP (former Institut Français du Pétrole) are gratefully acknowledged. The Université de Savoie has made numerous and various contributions to the material organization. I could not have set up this meeting and this international cooperation without the help and support of my University, in particular that of its vice-presidents in charge of research, Roman.KOSSAKOWSKI and of international relations, James SHEPHERD. The scientific program of the different sessions of the present meeting has been put together by responsible for each scientific axe: Jack LEGRAND, Daniel TONDEUR, Gilles FLAMANT and Daniel GAUTHIER. Thanks a lot to our external invited speakers and guests for their time, availability and expertise: Dr Jean JENCK, From ENKI-INNOVATION Professor Ibrahim DINCER, coming all the way from Ontario Professor Jean-Claude MULLER, from INESS Strasbourg Dr Sophie JULLIAN, from IFP I express my particular gratitude to two persons, whose precious contribution to the organization made this meeting possible: Hervé BOILEAU, from Université de Savoie, for organizing the material aspects of the Aix-les-Bains meeting, including housing, meals, conference rooms, social program, transportation and so on. Annie FREY, from LSGC-Nancy, for taking care of financial aspects and many items related to the travel of our foreign guests. I wish to extend these thanks to our students, Fan Yilin, Bai yu, Celia Stephan, Julien Borin, Emmanuel Goma, Jean-Christophe Chastan and Bastien Papot for their availability and their efficiency in making my own burden lighter, throughout the preparation and the operation of the meeting. Finally, I want to stress that without the constant moral, material and scientific support of Daniel Tondeur over the years, and not just for the Sino-French cooperation, I would never have dared taking the responsibility of organizing such events. Lingai LUO Professor, Université de Savoie Head of LOCIE French Coordinator for LSE