José Roberto Nunhez is a Professor of Chemical Engineering who graduated in chemical Engineering at UNICAMP - Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1985). He completed his master in Chemical Engineering at UNICAMP - Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1991) and his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering at the University of Leeds (1994), England. He has experience in Mechanical and Chemical Engineering, focusing on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), stirred tanks, petrochemical processes, heat transfer, among others. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Stirred tanks are widely use in chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and food processing industries. The efficiency of the mixing processes have normally a great impact in the production cost and product quality. This work was devised with a main objective of determining several characteristics of two different impellers using Laser Doppler Velocimeter at the Chemical Engineering Depa…
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Submarine pipelines are used in offshore well drilling and production of oil and natural gas operations. These products can be flat on the seabed with the function of transporting oil from a production well to a floating production unit on the surface sea (oil platform). They are called submarine pipelines or flow lines when resting on the seabed and when the pipeline is suspended, linkin…
With the expansion of pork production in Brazil, the need to increase and automate installations for these animals was necessary. However, there are challenges, becoming necessary keeping uniform and appropriate conditions of the internal environment, with limited resources for g read facilities, intensive, productive and maintaining quality. To this end , such installations have as funct…
Submarine pipelines are used in operations offshore drilling of wells and production of oil and natural gas. These ducts can be supported on the seabed carrying oil from a producing well to a floating production unit at the sea surface. They are referred to as submarine pipelines or flow lines while resting on the seabed, and when found suspended, connecting the seafloor to the production…
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