Process and Systems Engineering - research and personnel

The Laboratory of Process and Systems Engineering is focusing on process development, process modelling, process optimization and process simulation. The models are developed both for static and dynamics systems. The dynamic models are especially used for process control applications. The model spans from detailed microscale models to models on macro or system scale.

One of the main research activities of the Process and Systems Engineering Laboratory is to develop more resource and energy efficient sustainable iron- and steelmaking processes. The Laboratory is part of the Centre for Advanced Steels Research (CASR), coordinated by the University of Oulu.

Energy distribution, energy storage, novel energy systems based on sustainable energy sources and CCS are of particular interest. The research is of great relevance to a large number of industries, including the pulp and paper, metallurgical, food and pharmaceutical sector.

Research Personnel

Frej Bjondahl, University Teacher in Process Design
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Anders Brink, Professor in Process Technology, Head of Subject
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Jari Böling, Senior University Lecturer in Process Control, Docent in Modeling and Control of Dynamic Systems
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Frank Pettersson, Senior University Lecturer in Heat Engineering, Docent i Modeling, Simulation and Optimizatrion of Systems of Process Technology
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Henrik Saxén, Professor in Heat Engineering, Head of Subject Cluster
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Ron Zevenhoven, Professor in Engineering Thermodynamics and Modeling
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