Program changes

• The APCChE 2019 Excellent Poster Award winners are listed on the Award Winners page.
• N327 will start at 16:45 instead of 17:00, as Session 6 was rescheduled owing to cancelation of N326. (Sep. 25)
• A chair of E321–E326 was changed. (Sep. 24)
• O416 (Session 1) and D301 (Session 12) were canceled. (Sep. 24)
• PL316 (Session 7), N326 (Session 6), O303 (Session 10), and D316 (Session 12) were canceled, though they are listed in the Program Booklet. (Sep. 22)
• PH362 (Session 5), PI264 (Session 13), PI266 (Session 13), K401 (Session 7), and F221 (Session S5) were canceled. (These papers are not listed in the Program Booklet.)
• A chair of M401–M406 was changed. (Sep. 20)
• Presentation IDs listed in the Oral session (short communication) of Session 12 were corrected: PD242–PD299 → PD241–PD298, PC200 → PD299, and PC201–PC208 → PC200–PC207. Presentation IDs listed in the Poster session have been correct. (Sep. 12)

Technical session layout

Plenary sessions (Hall A) start at 9:00 on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and a plenary lecture starts at 11:10 on Friday, included in Special Session S2. SDGs forum starting at 9:00 on Friday. The other sessions are scheduled for the following day and time:

Session programs

Presentation IDs on the following program pages are linked to the corresponding abstracts. The abstract pages are password protected until November 1, 2019. The password has been sent to registered participants and is disclosed to on-site registrants at the registration desk.

Speakers list and detailed session layout

Poster layout

Poster presenters list

All sessions

Plenary sessions

The SCEJ Awards commemorative lectures

Keynote and invited talks

Special session SP. Student program (contest)

Special session S1. APCChE–UNIDO Special Symposium (Open to the public)

Special session S2. SDGs forum (Invited talks only. Open to the public)

Special session S3. East Asian joint session: Critical SDGs in highly industrialized economies

Special session S4. SCEJ–AIChE joint session: Bioseparations and bionanotechnology

Special session S5. SCEJ–ESBES joint session: Next generation downstream processing of biologics

Special session S6. Australia–China–Japan session for powder and nanotechnology (incorporating the 2nd China-Japan Particuology Forum)

Special session S7. Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS): Process development and fundamental properties

Special session S8. Materials and systems engineering for electrical energy devices —fuel cell, battery, solar cell, and energy carriers—

Special session S9. Diversity in chemical engineering (Invited talks only)

Special session S10. Industry 4.0 and the future of chem. eng. (Invited talks only)

Session 1. Physical properties and physical chemistry

Session 2. Fluid and particle processing

Session 3. Heat transfer and thermal engineering

Session 4. Separation processes

Session 5. Chemical reaction engineering

Session 6. Process systems engineering

Session 7. Biochemical engineering

Session 8. Supercritical fluid technology

Session 9. Energy engineering

Session 10. Process safety management and technology

Session 11. Electronics materials and processes

Session 12. Materials processing and interface control

Session 13. Environment

Session 14. Chemical plant material engineering

Author index

Presentation ID

Oral speaker guideline

The total time allocated to each speaker for the standard presentation is 15 minutes. Please leave 3 minutes for questions and discussion.

Presenters should meet their session chairs before the session so they will know who you are. Each session hall is equipped with a laptop computer (Windows 10, PowerPoint 2016) connected to an LCD projector (XGA (1024×768 pixels)), and a screen. Presenters should come to the hall during the break before the session so that the presentation file can be uploaded to the computer in the hall. There will be volunteers in the halls to assist the presenters in uploading their presentations. To avoid problems displaying presentation data, please use the following standard OS fonts:

• English: Times New Roman, Arial, Arial Narrow, Century, Century Gothic, Courier, Courier New, Georgia
• Japanese: MS Gothic, MS PGothic, MS Mincho, and MS PMincho
• Symbols (recommended): Symbol

Please note the following if you are using PowerPoint 2016. In the default settings, the slide size is set to 16:9 and Presenter View is enabled.

1. Create your slides after changing the slide size to 4:3.
2. On the Slide Show tab, uncheck “Use Presenter View.”

If you are bringing your computer,

1. please be sure to bring an AC adapter. The voltage in Japan is 100 V. The plugs and outlets are Type A: non-polarized and ungrounded with two pins (North American type).
2. The external output port is the Mini D-sub 15 pin.
3. If your computer (as in the case of Macintosh computers) does not have a Mini D-sub 15 pin port, please make sure you bring an adapter. We will not have any adapters.

Please disable the screensaver and the power-saver option in advance. If they have not been disabled, we will change the settings at the slide check-in desk. Please bring backup data with you just in case we experience equipment problems.

Poster presenter guideline

The size of the display board is 900 mm in width and 2100 mm in height. The recommended poster size is A0 (841 mm in width and 1189 mm in height).

Two poster sessions are scheduled. Presenters are asked to confirm their poster numbers in the program.

• Day 2— 17:00–19:00, Tuesday, September 24
  (Core time: Odd-numbered 17:00 - 18:00, Even-numbered 18:00 - 19:00)
  Posters should be displayed from 16:00 on September 23 to 19:00 on September 24.
• Day 3— 17:00–19:00, Wednesday, September 25
  (Core time: Odd-numbered 17:00 - 18:00, Even-numbered 18:00 - 19:00)
  Posters should be displayed from 10:30 on September 25 to 15:30 on September 26.

APCChE 2019 Excellent Poster Award will be chosen by voting and the winners will be announced by the afternoon of Thursday, September 26. The winners will receive the award certificates during the ceremony starting at 17:00 on Thursday, September 26.

Session Chair Guidelines

During the break before the session, check that the speakers are in the hall and that they uploaded their presentations to the computer or they have their own laptop PCs ready for presentation. Information on cancellation of the presentations, if any, will be at the chair desk in the hall. In case a speaker does not show up, and if no alternative speaker is available, give opportunity for discussion or announce a break until the next presentation. Please keep the time as the session is on a tight schedule.

Hall layout

‘1F’ represents the ground floor and ‘2F’ is upstairs.