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© Flogen2019 1 | © FLOGEN2019 1 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Leadership Team Dr. Florian Kongoli SIPS President Chairman FLOGEN STARS OUTREACH. Canada Symposia Committees Florian Kongoli Fernand Marquis Marcelle G-Escard Lijie Guo FLOGEN Technologies San Diego State U. POLYTECH, BGRIMM Canada USA CNRS/IUSTI Technology Group France China Haruhiko Inufasa Yoshihito Kawamura Katerina Aifantis Elias Aifantis CEO, TIMA/Gifu Kumamoto University University of Florida Aristotle U. of University Japan USA Thessaloniki Japan Greece © FLOGEN2019 2 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Miguel A. Alario Shumskiy Viktor Christian Amatore Juergen Franco Alexandrovich CNRS&PSL, French Antrekowitsch Complutense U. of Science of Metallurgy Acad. of Sce. and Christian Doppler Madrid, Spain Kazakhstan Xiamen U. France Laboratory Austria Paulo Assis Greg Baiden Mariana Calin Claudio Capiglia U. of Ouro Preto / Penguin Automated IFW Dresden Recruit R&D REDEMAT Brazil Systems Canada Germany Japan David Carey Carlos Cavalca Andrew Chan Hong-Yuan Chen Bear Metallurgical Dupont U. of Tasmania Nanjing U. Company USA USA Australia China Nikoloz Chikhradze Marcos de Campos Jose A. de Castro Antonio de Lucas G. Tsulukidze Mining UFF - Federal UFF - Federal Consuegra Inst. Fluminense U. Fluminense U. U. of Castilla La Georgia Brazil Brazil Mancha Spain © FLOGEN2019 3 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Harold Dodds Jean-Marie Dubois Jairton Dupont David Dzombak U. of Tennessee Inst. Jean Lamour UFRGS Carnegie Mellon USA France Brazil U.(CMU) USA Angelos Efstathiou Jean Etourneau Michael Fardis Rasmus Fehrmann U. of Cyprus U. of Bordeaux U. of Patras DTU Chemistry Cyprus France Greece Denmark Athan Fox Dariusz Gawin Hasan Giray Mery-Cecilia Aurelius Environmental Lodz U. of Technology Eti Krom Gomez-Marroquin UK Poland Turkey National U. of Engineering Peru Dyubanov V. Dimitrios Grigoriou Yoshihisa Hayakawa Wei-Hua Huang Grigorievich U. of Patras Rikkyo U. Wuhan U. Baykov Metallurgy & Greece Japan China Materials Inst. Russian © FLOGEN2019 4 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Leontyev Leopold Soteris Kalogirou Nasser Khalili Shuji Kitayama Igoryevich Cyprus U. of Technology U. of New South Kobe Steel Russian Academy of Cyprus Wales Japan Sciences Australia Sergey Kolyvanov Hirokazu Konishi Vasant Kumar Lyesse Laloui ООО TFZ Osaka U. U. of Cambridge Swiss Federal Inst. Russian Japan UK of Technology Angeliki Lemonidou Stewart Lewis LANG LIU Alois Loidl Aristotle U. of Pyramid Polymers LLC XI'AN U. of Science Inst. of Physics, U. of Thessaloniki USA and Technology Augsburg Greece China Germany Douglas MacFarlane Yuanzheng Yue Rodrigo Martins Manfred Mauntz Monash U. Aalborg U. EURASC & IUMRS cmc Instruments Australia Denmark Portugal GmbH, Germany © FLOGEN2019 5 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Stylianos G. Stephen Miller Akinori Murao Neophytides Seiji Nomura U. of Florida JFE Steel Corporation FORTH ICE-HT Nippon Steel Corp. USA Japan Greece Japan Takahiko Okura Keith Oliver Hideki Ono Manuel Pastor Ehime U. Peters & Peters U. of Toyama U. Politécnica de Japan UK Japan Madrid Spain Francesco Pesavento Kenneth Poeppelmeier Mary Poulton Tetiana Prikhna U. of Padova Northwestern U. U. of Arizona Inst. for Superhard Italy USA USA Materials Ukraine Bernard Raveau Ranko Richert Yuriy Roman Kristina Rozman U. of Caen Arizona State U. Massachusetts Inst. of Jozef Stefan Inst. France USA Technology USA Slovenia © FLOGEN2019 6 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Lorenzo Sanavia Henrik Saxen Kazuhiro Seto Donald Shih U. of Padova Abo Akademi U. JFE Steel Corporation Kumamoto U. Italy Finland Japan Japan Ponisseril Erivelto Souza Yuichi Shimakawa Somasundaran Federal U. of São Igor Startsev Kyoto U. Columbia U. João Del Rei VNIItsvetmet Japan USA Brazil Kazakhstan Michael Stoukides Mark Sullivan Johan Svensson Mikio Takano Aristotle U. Massachusetts Inst. of Vargon Alloys AB Okayama/Kyoto Greece Technology USA Sweden Japan Jun-ichi Tani Sabu Thomas Tamer Turna Philippe Vernoux Nippon Steel Corp. Mahatma Gandhi U. TES Energy U. LYON 1 Japan India Consulting Turkey France © FLOGEN2019 7 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Xenophon Verykios Tarasov Andrey Zhi Wang Masayoshi U. of Patras Vladimirovich Dongying Fangyuan Watanabe Greece Gintsvetmet Inst. China Yokohama National Russian U. Japan Lothar Wondraczek Ioannis Yentekakis Toshikazu Masahiro Friedrich Schiller U. Technical U. of Crete Yoshikawa Yoshizawa-Fujita Jena Greece Louis Pasteur Center Sophia U. Germany for Med. Res. Japan Japan © FLOGEN2019 8 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Contents Leadership Team ...........................................................................................................2 Symposia Committees....................................................................................................2 Welcome Message ....................................................................................................... 10 Calendar of Events ....................................................................................................... 14 Thursday Schedule ...................................................................................................... 15 Friday Schedule ........................................................................................................... 16 Saturday Schedule ....................................................................................................... 17 Meeting Rooms Diagram .............................................................................................. 18 International Committee ............................................................................................... 22 Sponsors ...................................................................................................................... 27 Social Events ................................................................................................................ 28 Summit Plenary ............................................................................................................ 29 Scientific Program ........................................................................................................ 32 Oral Presentations ................................................................................................... 32 Thursday ............................................................................................................... 32 Friday .................................................................................................................... 69 Saturday .............................................................................................................. 106 Posters ................................................................................................................... 144 Technical Program Authors Index .............................................................................. 154 Sponsor Logos & Corporate Section .......................................................................... 171 Organization Sponsors........................................................................................... 171 Corporate Sponsors ............................................................................................... 172 Professional Societies ............................................................................................ 173 Academic Institutions ............................................................................................. 173 Institutes ................................................................................................................. 173 Media ..................................................................................................................... 173 Partner Airlines ...................................................................................................... 174 © FLOGEN2019 9 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Welcome Message 2019 STARS: Prof. Austen Angell Bo Flink Prof. Spomenka Kobe Prof. Pavel Kozlov Adv Malcolm McNeil Dr. Krishna Parameswaran Prof. Bernhard Schrefler Prof. Tateo Usui Prof. Alain Tressaud Prof. Costas Vayenas © FLOGEN2019 10 | www.flogen.org/sips2019 Welcome to the 2019 Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit and Exhibition. Following the rich tradition of previous years, the summit covers 3 sustainability pillars: (1) Science, Technology & Industry, (2) Governance & Management and (3) Education & Civil Society. This time, the summit honors the 2019 STARS of sustainable science, technology, and innovation. In alphabetical order, they are: • Prof. Austen Angell - 2019 honoree with Angell International Symposium on Molten Salt, Ionic & Glass-forming Liquids: Processing and Sustainability • Bo Flink - 2019 honoree with Flink International Symposium on Sustainable Production of Ferro-alloys • Prof. Spomenka Kobe - 2019 honoree with Kobe International Symposium on Science of Innovative and Sustainable Alloys and Magnets (SISAM) • Prof. Pavel Kozlov - 2019 honoree with Kozlov International Symposium on Sustainable Materials Recycling Processes and Products • Adv Malcolm McNeil - 2019 honoree with McNeil International Symposium on Laws and their Applications for Sustainable Development • Dr. Krishna Parameswaran - 2019 honoree with Parameswaran International Symposium on Sustainable Mining and Smelting • Prof. Bernhard Schrefler - 2019 honoree with Schrefler International Symposium on Geomechanics and Applications for Sustainable Development • Prof. Tateo Usui - 2019 honoree with Usui International Symposium on Advanced Sustainable Iron and Steel Making • Prof. Alain Tressaud - 2019
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