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Peyman Mostafaei
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Contact:
Sir Robert Hadfield Building, Mappin St, Sheffield, S1 3JD pmostafaei1@sheffield.ac.uk |
Biography
I received my master degree in polymer engineering from the University of Tehran in 2015. My thesis focused on predicting the particle size distribution of polymer particles in emulsion polymerization. The result was a new technique to solve the population balance equation and the publication of two ISI papers.
Research
My research is supervised by Dr Rachel Smith and Professor Jim Litster. The project is funded by International Fine Particle Research Institute (IFPRI). The project is one of the first attempt to try to establish a connection between the disintegration performance of the granules and the granulation processes such as high shear granulation and fluidized bed granulation which in the end could provide us with a tool to optimize the process based on desired product parameters.
Publications
I received my master degree in polymer engineering from the University of Tehran in 2015. My thesis focused on predicting the particle size distribution of polymer particles in emulsion polymerization. The result was a new technique to solve the population balance equation and the publication of two ISI papers.
Research
My research is supervised by Dr Rachel Smith and Professor Jim Litster. The project is funded by International Fine Particle Research Institute (IFPRI). The project is one of the first attempt to try to establish a connection between the disintegration performance of the granules and the granulation processes such as high shear granulation and fluidized bed granulation which in the end could provide us with a tool to optimize the process based on desired product parameters.
Publications
- Mostafaei, P., Rajabi-Hamane, M., Salehpour A. (2015). A modified cell average technique for the solution of population balance equation. Journal of Aerosol Science. 87, 111–25.
- Mostafaei, P., Rajabi-Hamane M. (2017). Numerical solution of the population balance equation using an efficiently modified cell average technique. Computers & Chemical Engineering 96, 33–41.
- Bairami Habashi, R., Najafi, M., Mostafaei, P., Shojaei, B. (2019). A detailed description of methyl methacrylate free radical polymerization using different heating policies under isothermal and non-isothermal conditions: a kinetic Monte Carlo simulation. International Journal of Modelling and Simulation. 41, 101-119.