Welcome to the Chair of Fluid Process Engineering (FVT)

The successful optimisation and intensification of industrial processes depends on the predictability and robustness of the developed process models and simulation tools.
The Chair of Fluid Process Engineering uses the so-called approach of complementary modelling, which is based on an efficient combination of models of different level of detail.

The research activities of the chair include four priorities ... read more

News

Annual meeting of the DECHEMA groups multiphase flow and particle measurement

05/05/2023 | Professor Kenig and research assistants Dr. Andreas Schulz, Alexander Salten and Sören Bernemann participated in the annual meeting of the DECHEMA groups multiphase flow and particle measurement, which was held in Paderborn, Germany, from March 29th…

Annual meeting of the DECHEMA groups Fluid Process Engineering and Adsorption

05/05/2023 | The joint annual meeting of DECHEMA groups Fluid Process Engineering and Adsorption took place from 21 - 23 March at DECHEMA House in Frankfurt am Main. In addition to Professor Kenig, Dr Nicole Lutters, Alejandra Mapura, Christopher Dechert, Thomas…

Annual meeting of the DECHEMA groups Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat and Mass Transfer

03/28/2023 | Prof. Kenig and Dr. Lutters, together with Reza Afsahnoudeh and Viola Hollenhorst, participated in the annual meeting of the DECHEMA groups Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat and Mass Transfer. The meeting took place from March 6th to 8th 2023 in…

Alexander von Humboldt Fellow Dr. Litao Zhu has started his research work with us at the chair

01/19/2023 | Since January 2023, Dr. Litao Zhu has been employed as an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow at the Chair of Fluid Process Engineering. Dr. Zhu completed his PhD thesis on "Development of mesoscale models for gas-solid fluidization reactors and…

Meeting BMBF-Project ReProvAP

12/13/2022 | From 23rd to 25th November, our chair hosted the 4th overall project meeting of the BMBF project ReProvAP. The project, which is funded for three years, started in March 2021 with five university partners and seven representatives from the process…