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Research profile Key personnel Core expertise Unique infrastructure Contact Projects The research group of High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology aims to gain scientific insights in the phenomena occurring during high temperature metallurgical processing in order to support process development and technological innovations. The mission is to shape the future society towards sustainable materials production and use, through innovative research in high temperature processes and beneficial use of secondary resources. Prof. Bart Blanpain, prof. Yiannis Pontikes, dr. Muxing Guo, dr. Shuigen Huang, dr. Peter Tom Jones (IOF), dr. Annelies Malfliet, dr. Abhishek Dutta, dr. Remus I. Iacobescu, dr. Lubica Kriskova, dr. Lieven Machiels, dr. Silviana Onisei, dr. Jianxun Song (also with SIEM), dr. Fei Wang, dr. Fan Yong, dr. Abdul Khaliq and 18 PhD students The expertise of the research group of High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology is structured in two subdomains: the Pyro subgroup aims to develop more efficient and more sustainable extraction and refining processes and to provide insight in the phenomena occurring during high temperature processing. The core competences in this subgroup are slag engineering, gas/metal/slag interaction, vessel integrity, plasma metallurgy, metal recovery/recycling and metal quality; the SREMat subgroup aims to conceive and develop innovative processes to transform industrial wastes and by-products into engineered materials. The research is focused in 5 research areas: ceramics, inorganic polymers, process engineering, cementitious binders and responsive materials. Variety of furnaces for pyrometallurgical experiments Confocal scanning laser microscopy for the in-situ observation of high-temperature phenomena Advanced analytical techniques, e.g., FEG-EPMA-WDS SlagLab: integrated lab for valorisation of secondary resources (milling, mixing, shaping, curing and property testing) Software for thermodynamic modelling: FactSage (ChemApp), HSC, Thermo-Calc, Pandat CFD and FEM packages: Fluent, COMSOL In-house codes for reactor modelling Dept. Materials Engineering, SeMPeR High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology Kasteelpark Arenberg 44 - box 2450 3001 Leuven [email protected] Coordinator and/or partner in EU MSCA-ETN projects, including EREAN, REMINE, SOCRATES Coordinator and/or partner in SIM ICON/SBO (MaRes programme) and IWT Research & Development projects Core Partner in EIT RawMaterials (http://eitrawmaterials.eu/) Cooperation with Umicore, Aperam, Group Machiels, Recmix and Metallo Chimique within the Centre for High Temperature Processes and Sustainable Materials Management Organisation of the International Slag Valorisation Symposium (5th edition on 3-5 April 2017) High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology

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  • Research profile

    Key personnel

    Core expertise

    Unique infrastructure

    Contact

    Projects

    The research group of High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology aims to gain scientific insights in the phenomena occurring during high

    temperature metallurgical processing in order to support process development and technological innovations. The mission is to shape the future society

    towards sustainable materials production and use, through innovative research in high temperature processes and beneficial use of secondary resources.

    Prof. Bart Blanpain, prof. Yiannis Pontikes, dr. Muxing

    Guo, dr. Shuigen Huang, dr. Peter Tom Jones (IOF),

    dr. Annelies Malfliet, dr. Abhishek Dutta, dr. Remus I.

    Iacobescu, dr. Lubica Kriskova, dr. Lieven Machiels,

    dr. Silviana Onisei, dr. Jianxun Song (also with SIEM),

    dr. Fei Wang, dr. Fan Yong, dr. Abdul Khaliq and 18 PhD

    students

    The expertise of the research group of High Temperature Processes and

    Industrial Ecology is structured in two subdomains: • the Pyro subgroup aims to develop more efficient and more sustainable

    extraction and refining processes and to provide insight in the phenomena

    occurring during high temperature processing. The core competences in this

    subgroup are slag engineering, gas/metal/slag interaction, vessel integrity,

    plasma metallurgy, metal recovery/recycling and metal quality; • the SREMat subgroup aims to conceive and develop innovative processes to

    transform industrial wastes and by-products into engineered materials. The

    research is focused in 5 research areas: ceramics, inorganic polymers,

    process engineering, cementitious binders and responsive materials.

    • Variety of furnaces for pyrometallurgical experiments • Confocal scanning laser microscopy for the in-situ

    observation of high-temperature phenomena

    • Advanced analytical techniques, e.g., FEG-EPMA-WDS

    • SlagLab: integrated lab for valorisation of secondary resources (milling, mixing, shaping, curing and

    property testing)

    • Software for thermodynamic modelling: FactSage (ChemApp), HSC, Thermo-Calc, Pandat

    • CFD and FEM packages: Fluent, COMSOL • In-house codes for reactor modelling

    Dept. Materials Engineering, SeMPeR

    High Temperature Processes and Industrial

    Ecology

    Kasteelpark Arenberg 44 - box 2450

    3001 Leuven

    [email protected]

    • Coordinator and/or partner in EU MSCA-ETN projects, including EREAN, REMINE, SOCRATES

    • Coordinator and/or partner in SIM ICON/SBO (MaRes programme) and IWT Research & Development projects

    • Core Partner in EIT RawMaterials (http://eitrawmaterials.eu/)

    • Cooperation with Umicore, Aperam, Group Machiels, Recmix and Metallo Chimique within the Centre for High

    Temperature Processes and Sustainable Materials

    Management

    • Organisation of the International Slag Valorisation Symposium (5th edition on 3-5 April 2017)

    High Temperature Processes and Industrial Ecology