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1 CURICULUM VITAE CONSTANTINE PHILIPPOPOULOS Professor NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS DEPARTEMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Section II Chemical Process Engineering Laboratory 9 Heroon Polytechniou Str. GR Athens, GREECE Tel: (+30 1) , Fax: (+30 1) kphilip@ chemeng.ntua.gr Place of Birth: Athens, Greece Date of Birth: February 5, 1956 Undergraduate Studies: October 1974-July 1979 Dept. of Chemical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens B.Sc in Chemical Engineering Postgraduate Studies: September 1979-May 1984, Ph.D Chemical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, Title "Photochemical Conversion and Storage of Solar Energy" Teaching Experience: Teaching for over twenty five years Chemical Engineering Courses as follows: (i) Introduction to Chemical Engineering (ii) Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical Engineering (iii) Chemical Reaction Engineering (iv) Chemical Engineering Lab. Dept. of Chem. Engineering National Technical University of Athens Research Interests: Energy Conversion Catalyst Preparation and Heterogeneous Reaction Kinetics Air Pollution Control (Catalytic and Photocatalytic oxidation of pollutants in gaseous and aqueous phase) Publications: 1. C.Philippopoulos, J.Marangozis, Photochemical Solar Energy Conversion in flat-plate collectors - An Engineering Analysis, J.Photochem., 17, 157, (1981).
2 2. C.Philippopoulos, D.Economou, C.Economou, J.Marangozis, Norbornadiene-Quadricyclane System in the Photochemical Conversion and Storage of Solar Energy, Ind.Eng.Chem.Prod.Res.Dev., 22, , (1983). 3. C.Philippopoulos, J.Marangozis, Kinetics and Efficiency of Solar Energy Storage in the Photochemical Isomerization of Norbornadiene to Quadricyclane, Ind.Eng.Chem.Prod.Res.Dev., 23, , (1984). 4. C.Philippopoulos, N.Papayannakos, Intraparticle Diffusional Effects and Kinetics of Desulfurization Reactions and Asphaltenes Cracking during Catalytic Hydrotreatment of a Residue, Ind.Eng.Chem.Res., 27, , (1988). 5. V.Blachou, D.Goula, C.Philippopoulos, Wet Milling of Alumina and Preparation of Slurries for Monolithic Structures Impregnation, Ind.Eng.Chem.Res., 31, , (1992). 6. A.Psyllos, C.Philippopoulos, Modelling of Monolithic Catalyst Converters used in Automotive Pollution Control, Appl.Math.Modelling,16:9, , (1992). 7. C.Philippopoulos, Effect of Pore Structure on the Performance of Catalytic Monoliths Used in Automotive Emission Control, J.Mater.Sci.Let., 11, , (1992). 8. V.Blachou, C.Philippopoulos, Adsorption of Hexachloroplatinic Acid on ã-alumina Coatings for Preparation of Monolithic Structure Catalysts, Chem.Eng.Comm.,119, 41-53, (1993). 9. A.Psyllos, C.Philippopoulos, Performance of a monolithic Catalytic Converter Used in Automotive Emission Control: the Effect of a Longitudinal Parabolic Active Metal Distribution, Ind.Eng.Chem.Res., 32, , (1993). 10. A.Psyllos, C.Philippopoulos, Modelling of Monolithic Converters with Axial Catalyst Distribution, Appl.Math.Modelling,17, , (1993). 11. G.Lydatakis, C.Koufopanos, V.Kaloidas, C.Philippopoulos, Catalytic Conversion of Automotive Exhaust Gases, Tech. Chron., Section C, vol. 13, 3-4, 61-78, (1993), (in Greek). 12. V. Kyriacopoulou, A. Psyllos, C. Philippopoulos, Diffusional Effects and Intrinsic Kinetics for NO Reduction by CO over Pt-Rh /ã- Al 2 O 3 Monolithic Catalysts, Ind.Eng.Chem.Res., 33, , (1994).
3 13. A.Psyllos, N.Papayannakos,C.Philippopoulos, CO Oxidation in a Carberry Reactor: Manifestation of Reaction Kinetics by Controlled Reaction/Transport, J. Chem. Eng. Japan, 27, No 5, , (1994). 14. D. Svoronos, H. Grigoropoulou, C. Philippopoulos, The Effect of Pt/Al 2 O 3 Catalyst Preparation conditions upon its Activity on Nitric Oxide Reduction, Appl. Catalysis B, 5, , (1995). 15. V.Kaloidas,C.Koufopanos,C. Philippopoulos, BaO Addition for Stabilization of Automotive Catalysts, React. Kinet. & Cat. Let., 55 (1), , (1995) 16. A.Liapi, A. Psyllos, C. Philippopoulos, Monolithic Catalysts: Diffusional Mass Transfer of CO through γ-alumina Substrates under Reacting Conditions, Chem.Eng.Comm., 145, 22-32, (1996). 17. C. Philippopoulos, N. Gangas, N.Papayannakos, Catalytic Reduction of NO with CO over a Rh/Al-PILC Catalyst J.Mater.Sci.Let.,15(22), , (1996). 18. A. Strouvalis, H. Grigoropoulou, C.Philippopoulos, The influence of ph on the activity of Rh/γ-alumina catalysts, Chem. Biochem. Eng. Q, 11(2), ,(1997). 19. J. Karafyllis, C. Philippopoulos, H. Grigoropoulou, Oxidation of Ethanol over CuO/g-Al 2 O 3 Catalyst: Influence of Oxygen Concentration on Acetaldehyde Yield, Chem. Biochem. Eng. Q, 11(3), ,(1997). 20. H. Grigoropoulou and C. Philippopoulos, Homogeneous Oxidation of Phenols in Aqueous Solution with Hydrogen Peroxide and Ferric Ions, Wat. Sci. Tech., 36,(2-3), , (1997). 21. S.Morfis, C.Philippopoulos and N. Papayannakos, The Effect of Carrier on the Catalytic Activity of Rh/PILCs Catalysts for the Reaction of NO with CO, Applied Clay Science, 13, , (1998) 22. V. Tavlarides, S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, MTBE Addition in Gasoline: The Effect on Automotive Exhaust Emissions, Tech. Chron. Sci. J. TCG, V, No 1-2, 17-28, (2000). In Greek 23. S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, Influence of MTBE Addition in Gasoline on Automotive Exhaust Emissions, Atmos. Environ. 34, ,(2000) 24. C.Liakopoulos, S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, Kinetic Studies of Acetaldehyde Oxidation over Pt/Rh and Pd Monolithic Catalysts in a Spinning Basket Flow Reactor, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 40, , (2001)
4 25. S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, Speciated hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions from an internal combustion engine operating on methyl tertiary butyl ether containing fuels, J. Air & Waste Manage. Assoc., 51, , (2001) 26. S. Poulopoulos, D. Samaras and C. Philippopoulos, Regulated and Speciated Hydrocarbon Emissions from a Catalyst Equipped Internal Combustion Engine, Atmos. Environ., 35, , (2001) 27. C. Nezi, S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, MTBE catalytic oxidation over Pt/Rh and Pd monolithic exhaust catalysts: Intrinsic Kinetics studies in a spinning basket flow reactor, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 40/15, , (2001) 28. S. Poulopoulos, D. Samaras and C. Philippopoulos, Regulated and Unregulated Emissions from an Internal Combustion Engine Operating on Ethanol-containing Fuels, Atmos. Environ., 35, , (2001) 29. G. D. Papakonstantopoulos, G. P. Androutsopoulos and C. J. Philippopoulos Reaction selectivity in a porous catalyst pellet: analysis of a kinetic model of two parallel, first order, irreversible reactions with a second order inhibition kinetic term in one of them Chem.Eng.Sci., 56/18, , (2001) 30. S.G.Poulopoulos, H.P. Grigoropoulou and C.J. Philippopoulos, Acetaldehyde yield and reaction products in the catalytic destruction of gaseous ethanol, Catalysis Let., 78(1): ,(2002). 31. O. Dovletoglou, C. Philippopoulos and H. Grigoropoulou, Coagulation for Treatment of Paint Industry, J.Environ.Sci.Health,Part A, 37(7), , (2002). 32. E. Galanos, S.G.Poulopoulos, and C.J. Philippopoulos, Photocatalytic Destruction of MTBE in the Gas Phase using Titanium Dioxide, J.Environ.Sci.Health,Part A, 37(9), , (2002). 33. K. Makrodimitris, G. Papadopoulos, C.J. Philippopoulos and D.N. Theodorou, Parallel tempering method for reconstructing isotropic and anisotropic porous media, J. Chem. Phys., 117, , (2002). 34. S.G.Poulopoulos, and C.J. Philippopoulos, The Effect of Adding Oxygenated Compounds to Gasoline on Automotive Exhaust Emissions, ASME Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power, 125(1), , (2003). 35. C.J. Philippopoulos and S.G.Poulopoulos, Photo-assisted Oxidation of an Oily Wastewater Using Hydrogen Peroxide, J. Hazard. Mater., 98 (1-3): , (2003). 36. C.Zerva, Z. Peschos, S.G.Poulopoulos and C.J. Philippopoulos, Treatment of Industrial Oily Wastewaters by Wet Oxidation,
5 J. Hazard. Mater., 97 (1-3): , (2003). 37. D. Mamma, S. Gerontas, C. Philippopoulos, P. Christakopoulos, B. Makris and D. Kekos, Combined photo-assisted and biological treatment of industrial oily wastewater, J.Environ.Sci.Health,Part A, 39(3), , (2004). 38. S. Poulopoulos and C.Philippopoulos, Photo-assisted oxidation of chlorophenol in aqueous solutions using hydrogen peroxide and titanium dioxide, J.Environ.Sci.Health,Part A, 39(6), , (2004). 39. S.Poulopoulos and C.Philippopoulos, MTBE Methane, Ethylene and Regulated Exhaust Emissions from Vehicles with Deactivated Catalytic Converters, Atmos. Environ., 38, , (2004). 40. M. K. Krokida and C. Philippopoulos, Rehydration of dehydrated foods, Drying Technology, Special issue, 23 (4), , (2005). 41. S. G. Poulopoulos, E. C. Voutsas, H. P. Grigoropoulou, C. J. Philippopoulos, Air Stripping as a Pretreatment Process of Industrial Oily Wastewater, J. Hazard. Mater., 117, , (2005). 42. M.D. Nikolaki, A.G. Oreopoulou, C.J. Philippopoulos, Photo-Fenton assisted reaction of dimethoate in aqueous solutions, J.Environ.Sci.Health,Part Β, 40(2), , (2005). 43. M. K. Krokida and C. Philippopoulos, Volatiles of apple during air and freeze drying, Journal of Food Engineering, 73(2), , (2006). 44. S. G. Poulopoulos, F. Arvanitakis, C. J. Philippopoulos, Photochemical treatment of phenol aqueous solutions using ultraviolet radiation and hydrogen peroxide, J. Hazard. Mater., 129 (1-3), 64-68, (2006). 45. E. Zervas, S. G. Poulopoulos, C. J. Philippopoulos, Formation of Oxygenated Compounds from Isooctane Flames, FUEL, 85, , (2006). 46. C. Zerva and C. Philippopoulos, Ceria Catalysts for Water Gas Shift Reaction: Influence of Preparation Method on their Activity, Appl. Catalysis B, 67, , (2006) 47. M.D. Nikolaki, D. Malamis, S.G. Poulopoulos and C.J. Philippopoulos, Photocatalytical degradation of 1,3-dichloro-2-propanol aqueous solutions by using an immobilized TiO 2 photoreactor J. Hazard. Mater., 137, , (2006). 48. E.Zervas, S. Poulopoulos and C. Philippopoulos, CO 2 emissions change from the introduction of diesel passenger cars: Case of Greece Energy, 31 (14), , (2006)
6 49. S.G. Poulopoulos, C.A. Korologos, A. Boulamanti and C. J. Philippopoulos, Treatment of 2-chlorophenol aqueous solutions by wet oxidation, Water Research, 41 [6), , (2007) 50. M.D. Nikolaki and C.J. Philippopoulos, Photochemical degradation of 1,3-dichloro-2-propanol aqueous solutions, J. Hazard. Mater., 146/3, ,(2007). 51. S.G. Poulopoulos, M.D. Nikolaki, D. Karampetsos and C.J. Philippopoulos, Photochemical treatment of 2-chlorophenol aqueous solutions using ultraviolet radiation, hydrogen peroxide and photo-fenton reaction J. Hazard. Mater., 153/1-2, , (2008). 52. A. Boulamanti and C. J. Philippopoulos, Photocatalytic degradation of methyl tert-butyl ether in the gas phase: a kinetic study, J. Hazard. Mater., 160, 83-87, (2008). 53. E. Zervas,S.Poulopoulos S, C.Philippopoulos, CO2 control by means of the increased penetration of diesel passenger cars in Finland, GLOBAL NEST JOURNAL, 10 (2): , (2008) 54. O. Katsanou, E. Zervas,S.Poulopoulos S, C.Philippopoulos, Photocatalytic oxidation of TCE and MTBE in the gas phase, GLOBAL NEST JOURNAL, 10 (2): , (2008) 55. A. Boulamanti, C. Korologos, C. Philippopoulos, The rate of photocatalytic oxidation of aromatic volatile organic compounds in the gas-phase, Atmos. Environ., 42(34), , (2008) 56. M.D. Nikolaki, C.N. Zerva and C.J. Philippopoulos, Photocatalytic oxidation of 1,3-dichloro-2-propanol aqueous solutions with modified TiO 2 catalysts, Appl. Catalysis B, 90(1-2), 89-98, (2009) 57. A. Boulamanti and C. Philippopoulos, Photocatalytic degradation of C5 - C7 alkanes in the gas - phase, Atmos. Environ., 43, , (2009)
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