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Rasouli, G.

Virtual Materials Group Inc., Calgary, Canada

Ghoncheh Rasouli is a Process Simulator Software Developer with Virtual Materials Group Inc. in Alberta. Her experience is focused on reactors and coke formation. She holds a BA degree in chemical engineering from the University of Tehran, an MS degree from AmirKabir University of Technology in modeling catalytic reactors and a PhD from McGill University in pressure-induced phase separation of compressible polymer solutions.

Reduce coke formation and save operating costs with optimization of DMDS into ethane cracking furnaces

Hydrocarbon Processing / February 2017
Virtual Materials Group Inc.: Hay, G.  |  Rasouli, G.  |  Carbognani-Arambarri, L.
JX Nippon: Suzuki, R.  |  Urata, K.  |  Inoue, M.
Petrochemicals / Process Control / Economics / Furnaces / Asia/Pacific

Steam cracking furnaces produce olefins, which are high-value feeds in the petrochemical industry. Coke formation is an unavoidable part of a thermal cracking furnace.

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