Diapozitivul 1

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• IPA SA partner in FP6 Projects
• Romanian Research and Innovation Days Contract
  INCO-CT-2003-003373 
• Launching a Visionary Quest for the intelligent
  School of Tomorrow, on the basis of Relevant
  State-of-the-art scientific an Technological
  Achievements, QPLAN Greece, SAS6-CT--2003-508865,
  FP6,
• Increasing of competitivitness  of Transnational
  Technology Transfer and Innovation in Romania by
  creating an Innovation Relay Center,
  FP6-510446(IRC6) 
• Regional approach towards FP6. Network   of
  contact points in large Accession Candidate
  Countries and Member States , INCO-CT-2004-003399,
  
• Concepts to Reduce Environment Impact and Attain
  Optimal Transport Performance by Inland
  Navigation, CREATING

2. Title of the project NEW ECO-EFICIENT
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS USING MICROSTRUCTURED UNIT
COMPONENTS SAFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY
PRODUCTION OF SENSITIVE COMPOUNDS ENSURED BY
PROCESS INTENSIFICATION NEPUMUC 3. Project
Summary The overall goal of the NEPUMUC project
is to make the benefits of microreaction
technology available for industrial purposes, in
particular nitration chemistry.Therefore, the
project partners will jointly develop, test and
evaluate a new microreaction process as a
prototype to demonstrate that even under
industrial requirements microreaction technology
can be made available in a flexible and
multi-purpose manner. The project will address
these different technical challenges by new and
highly innovative methods and technologies. For
the first time, simulation and modelling tools
will be consequently applied for the design of
both the entire nitration process and its core
component, the microfluidic reaction unit. This
will be a totally new approach to overcome the
problems of achieving sufficient throughput
although microfluidic structures are used. To
enable a robust, stable and safe processing under
high industrial requirements, new microfluidic
sensors will be developed and adapted to the
microreaction units. These sensors will allow an
accurate process monitoring and process control
in the immediate vicinity of the most important
part of the process the microreactor. For the
first time, microfluidic sensors will become an
integral part of an industrial microreaction
process. Finally, the development of an
appropriate automation system that interacts
accurately with both microfluidic sensors and
macroscopic actuators (pumps, heating/cooling
devices) will make microreaction technology
processable like conventional chemical
processes. 4. Partners CO 1 Fraunhofer-Gesellsch
aft zur Foerderung der angewandten Forschung e.V.
- Germany CR 2 EMS Dottikon - Switzerland CR 3 SC
IPA SA - Romania CR 4 Mikroglas Chemtech GmbH -
Germany CR 5 Plinke GmbH - Germany CR 6
Process-Design-Center - The Netherlands CR 7 SNPE
Materiaux Energetiques - France CR 8 Wroclaw
University of Technology - Poland
IPAs Contribution to the project IPA will
develop a flexible automation system, its
interaction with sensors and actuators and its
integration into the overall microreaction plant.
The flexibility of the system will be realized
by the designed hardware and, mainly, by the
developed software. The system will be designed
to support aditional I/O signals and control
algorithms if the future development of the
reactor will request it.