Yao Shi (施尧) 

Postdoctoral Associate, School of Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology

Email:shiyao@ecust.edu.cn

Biography

Yao Shi was born in 1994 in Jiangsu, China. He completed his bachelor of Oil-Gas Storage and Transportation Engineering in 2016 and PhD of Chemical Engineering and Technology in 2022 from East China University of Science and Technology. Since October 2022, he has served as a Postdoctoral Associate at East China University of Science and Technology. His current focus is on multi-scale modeling of reactor and catalyst structures.

Education

2012.09~2016.07

Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, for B.E.

2016.09~2022.09

Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, for Ph.D

Work Experience

2022.10 ~ present

Postdoctoral Associate, East China University of Science and Technology

Research Interests

Transport enhancement

Models of Hierarchical pore structure, Particle-resolve reactor, Gradient packing structure for transport enhancement

Joule-heated reactor

Conductive catalytic material synthesis, Joule-heated reactor design, etc.

Selected Publications

1.   Shi Y, Sui Y N, Cao Y Q, et al. Insights into reaction-diffusion behaviors of acetylene selective hydrogenation on pellet catalysts[J]. AIChE Journal, 2024: e18454.

2.  Shi Y, Chen H, Chen W Y, et al. Effects of particle shape and packing style on ethylene oxidation reaction using particle-resolved CFD simulation[J]. Particuology, 2023, 82: 87-97.

3.  Shi Y, Ye G H, Yang C F, et al. Pore engineering of hierarchically structured hydrodemetallization catalyst pellets in a fixed bed reactor[J]. Chemical Engineering Science, 2019, 202: 336-346.

4.  Liu X K, Khan A R, Shi Y, et al.Dependences of catalyst layer thickness and pellet grading mode on partial oxidation of n-butane[J]. Chemical Engineering Science, 2024, 296: 120235.

5.  Chen H, Shi Y, Liu X K, et al. Numerical investigation of honeycomb channel design: Effect of rounded corners on selective catalytic reduction of NO[J]. Chemical Engineering Science, 2024, 285: 119588.

Contacts

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