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4월 24일(목), 09:00~10:30 포스터 I: 4월 24일(목), 09:00~10:30 공업화학: 4월 24일(목), 09:00 ~ 10:30 좌장: 박정훈(동국대) Cleaning system study with mounting activated species of solution using P공업목-1(118) (강원대)권흥수, 이원규 atmospheric pressure plasma 기공구조 조절 제올라이트 촉매를 이용한 액체연료의 흡열량 향상 (고려대)현동훈, 김중연, 김유리, 전병희, P공업목-2(118) (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) 김성현, (국방과학(연))정병훈, 한정식 (고려대)신동건, 김성현, 이창훈, P공업목-3(118) 열 안정성이 우수한 CO 흡착제용 다공성 유무기 복합 지지체 제조 2 조동현, 정현철 (고려대)김유리, 김성현, 전병희, P공업목-4(119) 분산제의 구조에 따른 Jet A-1 연료의 열산화반응 탄소침적물 감소 연구 김중연, 현동훈 (국방과학(연))한정식, 정병훈 Effect of SAA Pretreatment on Temperature of Enzymatic Hydrolysis Using P공업목-5(119) (경기대)장서윤, 박장한, 김준석 Lignocellulosic Biomass Pretreatment and fractionation of Helianthus tuberosus residue by flow-through P공업목-6(119) (경기대)박용철, 박장한, 김준석 reaction (순천대)오성준 (순천대)양지선, 박권필 P공업목-7(119) Carbon Felt 산처리에 의한 바나듐 레독스 흐름전지에 대한 영향 ((주)CNL Energy)나일채, 이정훈 ((주)ETIS)추천호 메틸카바메이트 및 메탄올을 이용한 디메틸카보네이트 제조를 위한 고활성 P공업목-8(120) (한양대)이재홍, 서영웅 촉매 조사 (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) 연속흐름반응기에서 고농도 NaBH 가수분해 반응의 촉매 종류에 따른 P공업목-9(120) 4 (순천대)오성준, 정현승, 박권필 수소발생연구 (순천대)안명원, 곽동영, 복영빈, 박권필 P공업목-10(120) 해조류 종류별 후코산틴 추출 및 염분세척 ((주) ETIS)추천호, 김영숙 (순천대)이세훈, 박권필, ((주)ETIS)김영숙, P공업목-11(120) 효소연료전지에서 Anode 조건에 따른 OCV 변화 추천호, ((주)CNL Energy)나일채 (순천대)정재현, 정회범, 박권필 P공업목-12(121) PEMFC MEA제법에 의한 성능 및 내구성 향상 ((주)CNL Energy)라일채, 이 호 (순천대)정재현, 신은경, 정회범, 박권필 P공업목-13(121) PEM 수전해 과정에서 전극과 전해질 막의 변화 ((주)CNL Energy)라일채, 이 호 (순천대)정재현, 박권필 P공업목-14(121) 직접 개미산 연료전지(DFAFC)의 구동 조건에 따른 성능 비교 ((주)CNL Energy)나일채 (순천대)정재진, 박권필 P공업목-15(121) 가속화도 4.0의 전극, 막, MEA 가속화 기법 개발 (현대자동차)안병기, 김세훈, 고재준 (순천대)정재진, 박권필 P공업목-16(122) 탄화수소막을 사용한 PEMFC MEA의 특성연구Ⅳ (코오롱중앙기술원)이무석, 이동훈 ((주)CNL 에너지)라일채, 이 호 P공업목-17(122) 꾸지뽕나무의 화장품 효과 (인제대)신혜진, 황단비, 김동욱 P공업목-18(122) 프로폴리스 수목추출물을 함유한 샴푸의 개발 (인제대)황단비, 신혜진, 김동욱 (고려대)김중연, 현동훈, 김유리, 전병희, P공업목-19(122) 제올라이트계 촉매를 이용한 항공유의 냉각능력 향상연구 김성현, (국방과학(연))정병훈, 한정식 Interfacial tension measurement of sodium sulfosuccinates of dodecyl ethoxylates P공업목-20(123) (홍익대)김연지, Ria Ayu Pramudita, 류원선 for chemical enhanced oil recovery application (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) (순천대)손석환, 김송찬, 이노필, 곽지훈, P공업목-21(123) Dipyridin-2-ylmethane 배위자를 포함한 백금착물의 합성 및 특성 안호근, 정민철, (한국교통대)이지훈 (순천대)이노필, 손석환, 정민철 P공업목-22(123) 에스테르화 반응에 의한 glycidyl methacrylate제조에 관한 연구 (비지켐앤솔루션(주))최병길, 천현호 Direct Spraying Approach for Synthesis of ZIF-7 Membranes by Electrospray (경희대)김진수, Victor Manuel Aceituno P공업목-23(123) deposition Melgar, 고영채, 이정희 P공업목-24(124) 분무열분해법에 의한 몰리브덴산화물 입자 제조 및 이의 부분 산화 반응 응용 (경희대)최한슬, 김대호, 하수윤, 김진수 31 연속식 용해열 합성 공정에 의한 균일한 ZIF-8 입자 합성 (우수 포스터 발표상 P공업목-25(124) (경희대)최한슬, 임상혁, 김진수 후보) P공업목-26(124) 수소분리를 위한 V-Cr-Y, 3성분 분리막의 제조 및 연구 (경기대)윤용호, 김현동, 정지훈 용매열합성법에 의한 ZIF-8 입자 및 폴리스티렌/ZIF-8 Core-Shell 입자의 제조 P공업목-27(124) (경희대)황신영, 김진수 (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) P공업목-28(125) 열전도율을 높이기 위한 구형의 BN(boron nitride) 무기필러의 제조 (경기대)김현동, 윤용호, 정지훈 P공업목-29(125) TiO2-sol을 이용한 고굴절 하드코팅용액 제조시 silane coupling제가 미치는 영향 (건양대)김남우, 안치용, 송기창 Temperature Dependence of Cr Impurity on Perovskite Membrane for Oxygen P공업목-30(125) (동국대)이홍주, 박정훈 Separation (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) P공업목-31(125) Sol-Gel법을 이용하여 TiO2-sol 제조시 산이 미치는 영향 (건양대)안치용, 김남우, 이인표, 송기창 이산화탄소 포집을 위한 Pd이 코팅된 V-Cr합금분리막의 수소투과특성 P공업목-32(126) (동국대)김정렬, 박정훈 (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) (경희대)Ly Hoang Vu, Le Thien An, P공업목-33(126) Catalytic Pyrolysis of the Alga Saccharaina Japonica using Co/γ-Al O Catalyst 2 3 김진수, (강원대)김승수 Hydrodeoxygenation of Model Compound in Bio-oil from Pyrolysis of (경희대)Ly Hoang Vu, Le Thien An, P공업목-34(126) Saccharaina Japonica Alga in Fixed-Bed Reactor (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) 김진수, (강원대)김승수 역마이셀 방법을 이용한 TiO 나노입자의 합성 및 가시광 광촉매 특성 P공업목-35(126) 2 (경희대)노지예, 황신영, 유태경, 김진수 (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) The preparation of amine-modified silica gel from the sodium silicate (고려대)이창훈, 조동현, 정현철, P공업목-36(127) by one-pot process 신동건, 김성현 P공업목-37(127) Nanocomposite RO membrane containing functional zeolite nanoparticles. (고려대)김상곤, 현동훈, 전병희, 김성현 Synthesis of calcium carbonate microspheres via microalgae-templated CO P공업목-38(127) 2 (KAIST)Prakash C. Sahoo, 이재형 biomineralization and their application in antimicrobial paint development The Optimal Preparation of Chitosan-Silver Nanoparticles Containing Magnetite P공업목-39(127) (가천대)이용춘, 강익중 for the Biomedical Sensor<발표취소> P공업목-40(128) 의료 패드용 액상 실리콘 겔의 항균 특성에 관한 연구(2) (경남정보대)허광선, (ORETEC)하병욱 Degradation characterization of Cellulose in accordance with concentration P공업목-41(128) (조선대)김대근, 이인화, 서정은 dependency of pretreatment reagent (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) (화학(연))김은애, 배병철, 전영표, 이철위, P공업목-42(128) Effects of flame retardant treatment on the characteristics of Lyocell fabrics 임지선, (충남대)이영석 (고려대)조동현, 신동건, 이창훈, P공업목-43(128) 아민이 화학적으로 결합한 고내구성 고분자 이산화탄소 흡착제 연구 정현철, 김성현 (순천대)박미나, 박권필, ((주)ETIS) P공업목-44(129) 돼지 분뇨를 이용한 미생물 연료전지 구동과 막 세척 효과 추천호, 김영숙 P공업목-45(129) Effect of Pressure on the quality of pitch derived from Pyrolized Fuel Oil (화학(연))Humala, 임지선, 전영표, 이철위 (화학(연))임지선, 김종구, Paulus Halim P공업목-46(129) 분자량 분포에 따른 석유계 피치의 열적 특성 HUMALA, 전영표, 이철위, (충남대)이영석 (화학(연))배병철, 김은애, 전영표, 이철위, P공업목-47(129) Effects of SO , NO gas adsorption properties of Lyocell based ACF X X 임지선, (충남대)이영석 Simultaneous removal of SO and NO using Liquid Homogeneous catalyst for P공업목-48(130) x x (조선대)서정은, 이인화 CO2 liquefaction process (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) Sonication Effects for Radical Removal on Fermentation of Radical Saccharified P공업목-49(130) (조선대)박서진, 이인화 Cellulose Direct methanol preparation from methylcellulose by radical reaction in high P공업목-50(130) (조선대)김주일, 이인화 pressure reactor P공업목-51(130) La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3-δ의 제조법에 따른 산소 흡탈착 특성 (동국대)박정훈, 황원찬, 박성환 P공업목-52(131) 의료 패드용 액상 실리콘 겔의 항균 특성에 관한 연구(3) (경남정보대)허광선, (ORETEC)하병욱 유동층: 4월 24일(목), 09:00 ~ 10:30 좌장: 이동현(성균관대), 이은도(생산기술(연)) (생산기술(연))조우진, 박성진, 최영태, P유동목-1(273) 기포유동층에서 소성백운석 첨가에 따른 air, air-steam 바이오매스 가스화 특성 정수화, (성균관대)이동현 (에너지기술(연))박재현, 선도원, 배달희, P유동목-2(274) 유동층 건조 공정에서 석탄의 발화 방지기술 진경태, 류호정, 이승용, 신종선 (연세대)박재혁, (충남대)김기영 32 (충남대)김기영, 이영우 P유동목-3(274) 스팀유동층 건조 장치에서 스팀의 유량이 열전달계수 변화에 미치는 영향 (에너지기술(연))선도원, 배달희, 박영철, 이동호, 신종선, 박재혁, 박재현 (에너지기술(연))신종선, 선도원, 배달희 P유동목-4(274) 순환유동층 보일러를 이용한 폐기물의 혼소 특성 연구 (연세대)박재혁, (충남대)김기영 (에너지기술(연))진경태, 이승용, 문종호, P유동목-5(274) 유동층 반응기에서 인도네시아 키데코탄의 촉매가스화 박영철, 류호정 (에너지기술(연))이승용, 진경태, P유동목-6(275) 두 개의 흐름영역을 갖는 유동층가스화기에서 수력학 특성 배달희, 문종호 (에너지기술(연))박지혜, 이동호, 배달희, P유동목-7(275) WGS 촉매의 열충격 감소를 위한 내부구조물 적용 류호정, (충남대)이영우 (에너지기술(연))김하나, 이동호, P유동목-8(275) 열중량 분석기에서 매체순환연소를 위한 Ca계 산소공여입자들의 반응특성 박재현, 류호정 Heat transfer model for liquid-solid circulating fluidized beds (충남대)임대호, 진해룡, 강 용 P유동목-9(275) (우수 포스터 발표상 후보) (KAIST)김상돈 Development of a micro drop fluidized reactor for preparation highly porous (충남대)임대호, 오진경, 최보경, 강 용 P유동목-10(276) Sn doped ZnO powders (고등기술(연))이찬기 (에너지기술(연))서명원, 김보화, 전상구, P유동목-11(276) 초중질 원유의 경질화 공정을 위한 분산형 철촉매 효과 연구 나정걸, 라호원, 윤상준, 김용구, 이재구, 노남선, (KAIST)김상돈 마이크로웨이브플라즈마 반응기를 통한 폐 GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced (에너지기술(연))서명원, 윤영민, 라호원, P유동목-12(276) Plastics)의 가스화 특성 연구 윤상준, 김용구, 이재구, 김재호 (건국대)박수엽, 원유섭, 나석호, 정아름, P유동목-13(276) 고정층/유동층에서 고체입자의 거동특성 Muhammad Shahzad Khurram, 최정후 (에너지기술(연))박찬영, 류호정, 문종호, 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composed of 1D ZnO (울산대)손혜정, Le Thuy Hoa, P재료목-6(298) 2 nanorod and 2D NiO nanosheet 선강규, 허승현 Fabrication of 3D structured ZnO nanorod/reduced graphene oxide hydrogel (울산대)손혜정, Van Hoang Luan, P재료목-7(298) and its use in photo-enhanced organic dye removal 선강규, 허승현 Fabrication of Various Plasmonic Metal Nanoparticles Encapsulated by Various P재료목-8(298) (재료(연))백연경, 김민지, 김영국 Oxide Shells (연세대)나지훈, 오은석, 서동완, P재료목-9(298) DSSC fabricated using surface-modified ZnO nanostructure 김솔바로, 임상우 One-Pot Synthesis of Tin-Embedded Carbon/Silica Nanocomposites for Anode P재료목-10(299) (POSTECH)황종국, 이진우 Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries P재료목-11(299) Nano Lithography를 이용한 패턴화 된 단분자 박막의 구조 제어 (동아대)이도훈, 이준한, 장상목, 김종민 P재료목-12(299) L-PA 개질 Core-Shell
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