
Process Intensification Technology (PIT) is the development of chemical engineering that leads to smaller, cleaner and more efficient processes in terms of energy and material use. The Process Intensification Technology research group covers a wide range of technologies, all aimed at increasing process efficiency by making the process scale smaller.
The research group focuses on specific technology areas, namely: membranes, ozone, ultraviolet, advanced oxidation processes, chemical process simulation and bio-based production processes.
Head of Lab:
Dr. Intan Clarissa S., S.T., M.T.
Laboran:
Reni Warni, Amd.
Contact Address:
Gedung B Lantai 2 Departemen Teknik Kimia
Fakultas Teknik Universitas Indonesia
Kampus UI Depok 16424, Indonesia
Telp: +62-21-7863516
Email: dtk@che.ui.ac.id
www.che.ui.ac.id
Head of Process Intensification Technology Lab
Chemical Reaction Engineering | Ozone and Plasma Technology | Wastewater Treatment | Advanced Oxidation Processes | Bioreactor Design | Reactor Design | Gas Absorption | Computational Fluid Dynamics | Membrane Technology | Extraction Processes | Adsorbent Materials | Plasma Electrolysis | Pollution Control | Air Purification
Process Intensification Technology Laboratory conducts research on advanced process technologies aimed at improving process efficiency, reducing energy and material consumption, and minimizing environmental impacts. Research areas include chemical reaction engineering, ozone and plasma technologies, advanced oxidation processes, wastewater treatment, reactor and bioreactor design, membrane technology, gas absorption, extraction processes, adsorbent materials, plasma electrolysis, air purification, and computational fluid dynamics. Research activities integrate experimental studies, process modeling, and simulation to develop sustainable solutions for industrial and environmental applications.