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The Pilot Plants programming area/committee (was Area 12a, now Area 12b) has been active within AIChE since the 1980's with an average of two programming sessions at the AIChE Annual and National Meetings. It was the only functional area in the Engineering Group (Group 12) of the AIChE National Programming Committee.

The Pilot Plant area was an industrial based programming group, which evolved from a petrochemical constituency to include participants from specialty chemicals and pharmaceutical companies, as well as a minor academia component.

In mid-1990's the Pilot Plant committee/area scope was broadened beyond programming, to include other activities such as benchmarking, networking, university-industry interactions, and others. The need to expand beyond Pilot Plants to upstream and downstream process development activities became obvious.

Following November '96 Chicago Conference Pilot Plants Committee Meeting, the group name was changed from "Engineering" to "Process Development", and the Pilot Plants area became one of the 4 proposed areas of the new Group 12 - Process Development.

The Pilot Plant leadership evolved further during the establishment of the Process Development Group (1996-1999). The current leadership is shown under the Structure page.

Pilot Plants Area Leadership

Years	Area Chair	Vice Chair
1984-1988	Rich Palluzi (Exxon)
1986-1988	Hank Kohlbrand (Dow)
1988-1990	Shiah Cherney (Chevron)
1990-1992	Paul Szabo (Xerox)	Dennis Olander (3M)
1992-1994	Dennis Olander (3M)	George Liebermann (Xerox), 1994
1994-1996	George Liebermann (Xerox)	Prabir Basu (Searle)
1996-1997	Prabir Basu (Searle)	Mark Langer (SC Johnson)

1997 Meetings

1997 Spring – Houston

Unit Operations in Process Development

• Bob Duggal - Ethyl

Technology Transfer

• David Edwards - Zeton
• Prabir Basu – Searle
• Brian Swierenga – Parke-Davis

1997 Fall – Los Angeles

Safety and Responsible Care

• John Corn - Ashland

• Rich Palluzi - Exxon

Pilot Plant Reaction Engineering

• Kamlesh Bhatia - DuPont

• Cawas Cooper - Air Products

鈥婸oster Session: Pictures of Pilot Plants

• George Liebermann - Xerox

1996 Meetings

1996 Spring – New Orleans

Experimental Strategies for Pilot Plants

• Juergen Hozhauer – Amoco 91成人短视频 Co.

• Mark Langer – S. C. Johnson Polymer

鈥媁aste Optimization in Pilot Plants

• Shiah Cherney – Chevron

• Rich Palluzi – Exxon

1996 Fall – Chicago

Process Design of Pilot Plants

• Mark Langer – S. C. Johnson Polymer
• Stan Yoslov – Chicago 91成人短视频 Consultants Corp.

Pilot Plants in Pharmaceutical Industries

• Prabir Basu – Searle
• John McCall – Hoechst Celanese

鈥�1995 Meetings

1995 Spring – Houston

Safety Practices in Pilot Plants

• Juergen Hozhauer – Amoco
• Archie Bennett – Zeton, Inc.

Pilot Plant Operations

• Prabir Basu – Searle
• Mark Langer – S. C. Johnson Polymer

1995 Fall – Miami Beach

Modelling and Simulation in Pilot Plants (Joint session with group 10a – Syst. & Proc. Design)

• Shiah Cherney – Chevron
• Reed L. Christensen – Eastman 91成人短视频
• Donald Harvey – Lubrizol

Pilot Plant and Scale-up Education (Joint session with group 4 – Education)

• Kamlesh K. Bhatia – DuPont Science & Engineering
• Prof. Robert L. Kabel – Penn State University
• Dennis Olander – 3M

1994 Meetings

1994 Spring – Atlanta

Inst. & Control Systems in Pilot Plants

• Prabir Basu – Searle
• Shiah Cherney – Chevron Research Co.
• Chemists & Chem. Engrs. in the Pilot Plant
• Paul Szabo – Xerox
• Lewis Grisby – Witco

1994 Fall – San Francisco

Inst. & Control Systems in Pilot Plants

• Joe Lambert – Parr Inst. Co.
• Shiah Cherney – Chevron

鈥婨nv. & Regulatory Issues in Pilot Plants (Joint Session with Group 9 – Environmental Div.)

• Dennis Olander – 3M
• Stan Yoslov – Amoco

1993 Meetings

1993 Spring – Houston

Pilot Plant Equipment Selection

• Neal Zislin – BP America
• David Dickey – Robbins & Myers, Inc.

鈥婦esign of Pilot Plants for Safety

• Larry Flatley – Exxon 91成人短视频
• Charlotte Farmer – Eastman 91成人短视频

1993 Fall – St. Louis

Process Scale-up in Pilot Plants

• Paul Szabo – Xerox
• Juergen Holzhauer – Amoco

鈥媀iscous Mixing Phenomena and Scale-up of Polymerization Processes (Joint Session with Group 3a – Mixing)

• Davis Hubbard – Michigan Tech.

1992 Meetings

1992 Spring – New Orleans

The Role of Pilot Plants in the Commercialization of Processes

• Kamlesh Bhatia – DuPont
• Paul Szabo – Xerox

鈥婣nalytical Methods in Pilot Plants

• Joe Lambert – Xytel
• Ed Barthelmes – Autoclave Engineers

1992 Fall – Miami Beach

Scale-up/Scale-dn Approach in P.P. Des & Op

• Paul Szabo – Xerox Research Centre of Canada
• Dennis Olander – 3M

鈥婬ealth, Env. And Safety Considerations in Pilot Plant Design and Operation

• George Liebermann – Xerox
• Shiah Cherney – Chevron

1991 Meetings

1991 Spring – Houston

Hazards Evaluation in Pilot Plants – Minimizing the Chance of War Stories

• Keith Hayes – Dow Corning
• Shiah Cherney – Chevron Research Co.

1991 Fall – Los Angeles

No Sessions Sponsored

1990 Meetings

1990 Spring – Orlando

Building vs. Buying Pilot Plants

• Shiah Cherney – Chevron

1990 Fall – Chicago

Instrumentation and Controls in Pilot Plants

• Rich Palluzi – Exxon Res. & Eng.

鈥婻ound Table Discussion on Pilot Plants

Startup Problems

• Jay Khadye – IMP Systems, Inc.
• Shiah Cherney – Chevron

1989 Meetings

1989 Spring – Houston

Retrofitting Pilot Plants with New Instrumentation

• Richard Chylla – S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.
• Rodger Kruse – S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Health, Environmental, and Safety Considerations in Pilot Plants

• Shiah Cherney – Chevron Research Co.
• Henry Kohlbrand – Dow

1989 – San Francisco

Pilot Plants in Specialty Batch Organic Synthesis

• Paul Szabo – Xerox
• Larry Flatley – Exxon 91成人短视频 Co.

War Stories on Pilot Plant Equipment

• Larry Flatley – Exxon 91成人短视频 Co.
• Paul Szabo – Xerox