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Pingping Sun is listed as Group leader- Hydrogen and electrification-2 at Argonne National Laboratory, based in Greater Chicago Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at anl.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Pingping Sun.
Pingping Sun previously worked as Principal Fuels Production Life Cycle Analyst at Argonne National Laboratory and Research Engineer at Phillips 66 (Spunoff Of Conocophillips In 2012). Pingping Sun holds Ph. D, Chemical Engineering And Materials Science from University Of California, Davis.
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• Industrial experiences in refinery technology development • Technology development for biomass conversion to biofuels and waste to energy.• Profound knowledge of transportation fuels specifications (e.g. gasoline, diesel, jet fuels, marine fuels, etc.) • Design of integrated system to convert renewable sources to fuels and chemical with hybrid conversion technology (e.g. fermentation, catalytic conversion, gas-to-liquid, microbial electrolysis cells, etc.)• Knowledge of crude oil and gas sources evolution and their impact on fuels production and environment• Catalysis and technology of paraffin dehydrogenation to olefins for polymer feedstocks• Process and environmental analysis for conventional and renewable transportation fuels production • Cost and environmental analysis of industrial and renewable hydrogen production • Process and environmental analysis of the non-recycled plastics conversion technology• 3+ year experience in environmental analysis of fuel/chemical production processes • 7+ year experiences in catalysis research and new technology development for refining process• 12+ year research experiences in zeolites, clays, silica, alumina and other porous materialsSKILLS• Techno-economic analysis (TEA) and life cycle analysis (LCA) of various fuels/chemicals production processes • Life cycle analysis model GREET (the Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions and Energy Use in Transportation model).• Heterogeneous catalysis, porous materials, water adsorption, chemical engineering and materials science• Chemical reaction mechanism and kinetics, catalyst structure-property correlation, reaction engineering• Software GREET model, Aspen Plus, Aspen HYSYS, Minitab, H2A model• Hands-on experience in catalyst synthesis, characterization and reaction tests, zeolite synthesis (crystallization, framework modification, Si/Al variation, ion exchange), XRD, EXAFS, FTIR, TEM, BET physic-sorption, CO / H2 chemisorption, TGA-DSC, calorimetry, GC, etc.
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Lemont, Il, Us
• Evaluate technology economics and environmental impact by process modeling, technoeconomic analysis and life cycle analysis.• Model and analyze industrial production processes and manufacture processes (e.g. refineries, steel plants, chemical plants, etc), identify decarbonization opportunities, analyze decarbonization potential and estimate decarbonization cost.
Lemont, Il, Us
• Lead various project to conduct techno-economic analysis (TEA) and life cycle analysis for CO2 capture and utilization, the production of electro fuels, low carbon fuels and chemicals, low carbon hydrogen, etc. The process economics were evaluated by considering the impact of various potential tax credits, e.g. IRA. lead analysis of industrial decarbonization by using low carbon fuels, low carbon feedstock, and CO2 capture and storage. Estimated the decarbonization potential and cost for U.S. refinery sector and iron/steel sector. • Contribute to the H2@ project to evaluate the potential hydrogen demand from all industrial applications and derive target hydrogen price to make products competitive with market price. • Lead Argonne effort to work with DOE, US CAR Fuels Working Group (FWG) and other laboratories to assess the well-to-wheel GHG emissions by producing and utilizing the bio-blended high octane gasolines in advanced engines. Worked with sponsors, industrial partners (oil and auto industry), and other national lab researchers for project initiation and progress. Document a thorough in-depth WTW analysis report (Over 500 pages), published in DOE EERE website.Leading the project of accessing WTW criteria air pollutant (CAP) emissions for transportation fuels (H2, gasoline, diesel, LPG) emissions based on national inventory for U.S. refineries and steam methane reforming units.• Work on the refinery water consumption project to identify water consumption for refineries with various complexity, based on unit demand.
• Researched on converting refinery light ends to low vapor pressure and high octane gasoline fuels to meet government regulations for transportation fuels• Researched on evolution of energy landscape (crude sources, chemical additives, etc.) and projected its impacts on refining business• Acquired broad knowledge of refining process e.g. FCC, hydrotreating, coking, and process optimization
Houston, Texas, Us
• Researched on converting bio-intermediates to gasoline fuels via in house prepared bifunctional heterogeneous catalysts• Investigated the impact of processing light shale crude oils on refinery product yields and quality
Berkeley, Ca, Us
• New approach to synthesize and characterize nano sized bimetallic PtM/hydrotalcite catalysts • Mechanism studies of paraffin dehydrogenation reactions and catalyst deactivation
Davis, California, Us
• Synthesis and characterization of boronsilicate, aluminosilicate and gallosilicate zeolite beta• Studies of surface properties, water adsorption enthalpy and thermodynamic stability of zeolite beta• Calculations of formation and hydration enthalpy of gallosilicate zeolites of MOR, MAZ, OFF, TNU-7 types
Set up Gas Chromatography and chemical analysis procedures
Investigated pipeline corrosion due to heavy oil fouling
Inspected distillation tower as a field engineer
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Pingping Sun works for Argonne National Laboratory.
Pingping Sun is listed as Group leader- Hydrogen and electrification-2 at Argonne National Laboratory.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @anl.gov for Pingping Sun at Argonne National Laboratory.
Pingping Sun is based in Greater Chicago Area, United States while working with Argonne National Laboratory.
Pingping Sun has worked for Argonne National Laboratory, Phillips 66 (Spunoff Of Conocophillips In 2012), Conocophillips, Uc Berkeley, and Uc Davis.
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Pingping Sun holds Ph. D, Chemical Engineering And Materials Science from University Of California, Davis.
Pingping Sun is listed with skills including Logic Synthesis, Aspen Hysys, Kinetics, Aspen Plus, Coatings, Energy, Process Engineering, and Reaction Engineering.
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