American Journal of Environmental Engineering

American Journal of Environmental Engineering presents broad interdisciplinary information on the practice and status of research in environmental engineering science, systems engineering, and sanitation. A balanced contribution from consultants, practicing engineers, and researchers is sought on engineering solutions, and professional obligations and responsibilities.

Patrick Dutournié

Editorial Board Member of American Journal of Environmental Engineering

Professor, University of Mulhouse, France

Research Areas

Separation Technologies, Membranes, Water Treatment; Environmental Engineering

Education

2007HDREnabling to fully conduct reasearch, University of South Brittany (UBS-France)
2000Ph. Dchemical engineering, University of Pau (UPPA-France)
1997Masterthermal and chemical engineering, University of Pau (UPPA-France)

Experience

2010Full Professor, Université of Mulhouse (UHA)
2007-2010Associate Professor, Université of South Brittany (UBS-France)
2001-2007Assistant Professor, Université of South Brittany (UBS-France)

Publications: Conferences/Workshops/Symposiums/Journals/Books

[1]  P. Dutournié, S. Blancher, R. Creff, F. Montel, Thermodiffusion dans un mélange binaire en convection forcée dans un canal périodique, Entropie, 214, 1998, pp 43-47.
[2]  P. Dutournié, J. Mercadier, C. Aymonier, A. Gratias, F. Cansell, Determination of hydrothermal oxidation reaction heats by experimental and simulation investigations, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 40, 1, 2001, pp 114-118.
[3]  P. Dutournié, J. Mercadier, Simulation numérique du comportement de réacteurs tubulaires de traitement hydrothermal de déchets en régime d'écoulement laminaire, Entropie, 243, 2002, pp 16-23.
[4]  P. Dutournié, C. Aymonier, F. Cansell, J. Mercadier, Experiments and simulations of time-dependant phenomena in a hydrothermal oxidation tubular reactor, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 42, 2003, pp 4708-1714.
[5]  P. Dutournié, J. Mercadier, Supercritical waste hydrothermal treatment. Modelisation of non stationary phenomena in a reactor, Journal of Supercritical Fluid, 32, 1-3, 2004, pp 153-160.
[6]  P. Salagnac, P. Dutournié, P Glouannec, Curing of composite materials by radiative and natural convection exchanges in an autoclave, AIChE J. , 50, 12, 2004, pp 3149-3159.
[7]  P. Salagnac, P. Dutournié, P Glouannec, Simulations of heat transfers in an autoclave. Applications to the curing of composite material parts, J. Phys IV, 120, 2004, pp 467-472.
[8]  P. Dutournié, J. Mercadier, The unsteady behaviour of hydrothermal oxidation reactors: Theoretical and numerical studies near the critical point, Journal of Supercritical Fluid, 35, 2005, pp 247-253.
[9]  P. Dutournié, P. Salagnac, P Glouannec, Optimisation of radiant-convective drying of a porous medium by design of experiments methodology, Drying Technology, 24, 8, 2006, pp. 953-963.
[10]  P. Dutournié, J. Mercadier, D. Matéos, F. Cansell, Hydrothermal oxidation treatment reactor: experimental and simulated study of a non anticipated phenomenon at the reactor inlet, Journal of Supercritical Fluid, 42, 2, 2007, pp.234-240.
[11]  S. Déon, P. Dutournié, P. Bourseau, Transfer of ionic solutes through nanofiltration membranes : a model combining polarization layer and pores transport. AIChE J., 53, 8, 2007, pp 1952-1969.
[12]  S. Déon, P. Dutournié, P. Bourseau, Transfer of charged molecules through nanofiltration membranes: a model combining transport through pores and polarization layer, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 46, 21, 2007, pp 6752-6761.
[13]  P. Salagnac, P. Dutournié, P Glouannec, Optimal operating conditions of microwave-convective drying of a porous medium, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 47, 1, 2008, pp 133-144.
[14]  P. Le Bideau, J. P. Ploteau, P. Dutournié, P. Glouannec, Experimental and modelling study of superficial elastomer vulcanisation by short wave infrared radiation, International Journal of Thermal Sciences, 48, 3, 2009, pp 573-582.
[15]  A. Chabeaud, P. Dutournié, F. Guerard, L. Vandanjon, P. Bourseau, Design Of Experiments (DOE) methodology to optimise the antioxidant activity of a Saithe (pollachius virens) muscle hydrolysate, Marine Biotechnology, 11, 4, 2009 , pp445-455.
[16]  S. Déon, P. Dutournié, L. Limousy, P. Bourseau, Transport of salt mixtures through nanofiltration membranes: identification of electric and dielectric contributions, Separation and Purification Technology, 69, 3, 2009, pp 225-233.
[17]  L. Limousy, P. Dutournié, D. Hadjiev, Influence of operating conditions upon NO2-reduction by Zn in batch reactor: determination of kinetical parameters, Water Environment Research, 82, 7, 2010, pp 648-656.
[18]  E. Chevereau, N. Zouaoui, L. Limousy, P. Dutournié, S. Déon, P. Bourseau, Surface properties of ceramic ultrafiltration TiO2 membranes: effects of surface equilibriums on salts retention, Desalination, 255, 1-3, 2010, pp 1-8.
[19]  S. Déon, P. Dutournié, L. Limousy, P. Bourseau, A new version of the 2-D Pore and Polarization Transport Model to describe the selectivity of mixtures separation by nanofiltration: Model validation, AIChE J., 57, 4, 2011, pp 985-995.
[20]  E. Chevereau, L. Limousy, P. Dutournié, Use of Mordenite Surface Acidity Properties for the Selective Separation of Halide Salts: Modification of Dielectric Effects, IECR, 50, 7, 2011, pp 4003-4010.
[21]  P. Dutournié, L. Limousy, S. Déon, Unsteady transport of divalent salt through a mineral membrane of ultrafiltration: evolution of ionic adsorption equilibrium, Desalination, 265, 2011, pp 184-189.
[22]  P. Dutournié, L. Limousy, N. Zouaoui, H. Mazhoul, E. Chevereau, Facilitated transport of monovalent salt mixture through ultrafiltration Na-Mordenite membrane: numerical investigations of electric and dielectric contributions, Desalination, 280, 2011, pp 397-402.
[23]  E. Chevereau, P. Dutournié, L. Limousy, P. Bourseau, Réalisation et modification des propriétés de sélectivité d'une membrane minérale d'ultrafiltration : étude de la rétention de solutions salines, Revue des Sciences de L'eau, 2011, in press.