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Karl Jacob is a Lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Michigan. He has extensive experience in the field of chemical engineering, particularly in solids processing and particle technology, having worked at Dow Chemical Company since 1982. His research interests primarily focus on modern chemical plants, specifically the efficient operation of various solids processing unit operations. Jacob's recent research includes dense phase pneumatic conveying and the flowability of powder mixtures. He is known for his work in exploring the thermal conductivity of bulk solid systems and has contributed significantly to the development of technologies applicable to a broad range of solids processing applications. Jacob has taught undergraduate courses, emphasizing the principles and techniques of solids processing. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University, earned in 1981.
Dow Chemical Company • Midland, Michigan
Involved in engineering and process science with a focus on solids processing.
University of Michigan Chemical Engineering Department • Ann Arbor, Michigan
Teaching undergraduate courses in chemical engineering, particularly in solids processing.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science