Sustainable Chemical Engineering

ISSN: 2717-574X (Print) 2717-5758 (Online) Description

Sustainable Chemical Engineering (SCE) is an international and open access journal focusing on the latest technological advances and significant cutting-edge research in green chemistry and sustainable engineering with topics coverage related to reducing or eliminating the use of generation of hazardous substances in the design, manufacture and application of chemical products, click here to see more about SCE's aims & scope.

With aiming at providing a unique forum for the publication of innovative research on development of alternative green and sustainable chemical technologies, SCE ensures high visibility of your research results to a worldwide audience both in scientific community and chemical enterprises. Contributions of original research, reviews, short communications or letters, perspectives, and case studies are mainly welcomed.

Latest Articles

Open Access Article

Optimal Cyclic Reflux Operational Policy for Ternary Mixtures Separation

by Marija Stojkovic

ABSTRACT: The optimal control of a multicomponent batch distillation campaign with a variable reflux ratio, and an analysis of the influence of different parameters, have been presented. At first, the...

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Magneto-Radiative Nanofluid Flow over a Stretching Permeable Sheet with Heat Generation and Slip Boundary Effects: Homotopy Perturbation Method

by Babulal Talukdar, Gopinath Mandal

ABSTRACT: This study explores the nanofluid’s flow and heat transfer over a stretching surface, considering the influence of a Darcy-Forchheimer porous medium and an external magnetic field. Moreover,...

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Experimental Investigation of Cocoa Pod Biomass Carbonization: A Pathway to Sustainable Energy

by Christelle Adjo OGO, Bernabé Marί Soucase, Amal Bouich

ABSTRACT: This study evaluates the valorization potential of cocoa pods, mainly sourced from the Sud-Comoé region of Côte d'Ivoire, through controlled thermal pyrolysis to produce biochar. Two experiments...

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Innovative Salt-Free Reactive Dyeing of Cotton Using Cationization with Vicia Faba Bean Pod Waste

by Worku Tegegne Molla, Zerihun Kebede, Mintesnot Tesfaye

ABSTRACT: This study explores the cationization of cotton fabric using an extract from faba bean husk waste to enable salt-free reactive dyeing. By leveraging natural compounds in the husk, the process...