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CAREER: Building Chemical Synthesis Networks for Life Cycle Hazard Modeling

CAREER: Building Chemical Synthesis Networks for Life Cycle Hazard Modeling
职业:构建用于生命周期危害建模的化学合成网络
批准号:
1454414
负责人:
Matthew Eckelman
金额:
$50.27万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-05-01 至 2022-04-30

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中文摘要
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1454414(埃克尔曼)。工业化学品对现代社会和技术的几乎每一个方面都至关重要,但也对环境和公众健康构成潜在危害。关于化学品生产和运输的直接和间接影响的可靠数据对于产品和政策的可靠可持续性评估至关重要。目前的做法受到通用经验数据的影响,缺乏经过统计验证的估计工具,并且在跟踪化学品危害方面与标准工业和政府做法的整合程度很差。这项研究将使下一代化学品生命周期评估(LCA)成为可能,同时提供教育经验,激励下一代跨学科的化学和环境科学家。通过精心设计的项目任务,这项工作将(1)创建一个化学合成网络,用于环境分析和数据生成,(2)将绿色化学原理纳入LCA的新计算结构,(3)应用LCA的网络结构,为国家评估关键水和废水基础设施的化学品供应链弹性和脆弱性提供信息。相关的综合教育和推广计划将提供尖端的研究机会,新课程,在线教育材料和演示。视频模块将参与者连接到我们的化学基础设施的物理物流,提供传统化学教学和化学与环境工程之间的桥梁。项目研究将融入PI的教学中,而新课程将包括与研究目标相关的小组项目。拟议的研究将创建一个基于科学的空间和动态建模平台,以实现下一代化学品的可持续性评估。数百种化学品的高质量库存数据和数千种经过验证的估算工具将为全球建模界提供一个开放的工具包。机械过程模型将为LCA的化学单元过程建模提供前所未有的准确性,同时仍然保持资源开采上游的能量和物质流的保守网络结构。新的算法和指标将把绿色化学的固有危害方法与生命周期评价的系统方法结合起来。研究活动将利用东北和桑迪亚国家实验室现有的计算和建模设施。预计研究任务将提高评估公共和私人决策化学技术的建模和评估能力。数据、模型和结果将被广泛传播和结构化,以实现与现有建模平台的互操作性。综合研究和教育计划将直接吸引当地学生、教师和公众参与,可能影响数千名学生和公民。该项目将通过从高中(青年学者,升级计划),大学(REU)和科学教师(RET)的代表性不足的群体中招募和指导学生研究人员来扩大科学和工程的参与。教育和推广活动的设计,交付和评估将利用东北大学非常成功的STEM教育中心,工程研究生院和研究教学中心的现有能力和专业知识,并将建立在PI在K-12科学教学,教师培训和在线教育方面的经验基础上。
英文摘要
1454414 (Eckelman). Industrial chemicals are fundamental to nearly every aspect of modern society and technology but also present potential hazards to the environment and public health. Robust data on both direct and indirect impacts from chemical production and transport are essential for reliable sustainability assessment of products and policies. Current practices suffer from generic empirical data, lack of statistically validated estimation tools, and poor integration with standard industry and government practices in tracking chemical hazards. This research will enable the next generation of chemicals life cycle assessment (LCA) while providing educational experiences to inspire the next generation of interdisciplinary chemical and environmental scientists. Through carefully structured project tasks, this effort will (1) Create a chemical synthesis network for environmental analysis and data generation, (2) Integrate green chemistry principles into a new computational structure for LCA, and (3) Apply LCA's network structure to inform national assessments of chemical supply chain resilience and vulnerability of critical water and wastewater infrastructure. The associated integrated education and outreach program will provide cutting-edge research opportunities, new courses, online educational materials, and demonstrations. Video modules will connect participants to the physical logistics of our chemical infrastructure, providing a bridge between traditional chemistry instruction and chemical and environmental engineering. Project research will be integrated into the PI's teaching, while new courses will include group projects relevant to research objectives.The proposed research will create a science-based, spatial, and dynamic modeling platform to enable next-generation sustainability assessment of chemicals. High-quality inventory data for hundreds of chemicals and validated estimation tools for thousands more will constitute an open toolkit for the global modeling community. Mechanistic process models will offer unprecedented accuracy in modeling chemical unit processes for LCA while still maintaining a conserved, network structure of energy and material flows upstream to resource extraction. New algorithms and metrics will integrate the inherent hazard approach of green chemistry with the systems approach of LCA. Research activities will leverage existing computational and modeling facilities at Northeastern and Sandia National Laboratory. The research tasks are anticipated to advance modeling and assessment capabilities in evaluating chemical technologies for public and private decision-making. Data, models, and results will be disseminated widely and structured to enable interoperability with existing modeling platforms. The integrated research and education plan will directly engage local students, teachers, and the public, potentially affecting thousands of students and citizens. The project will broaden participation in science and engineering by recruiting and mentoring student researchers from under-represented groups for high school (Young Scholars, Step-Up Programs), college (REU), and science teachers (RET). Design, delivery, and assessment of education and outreach activities will leverage existing capabilities and expertise from Northeastern's highly successful Center for STEM Education, the Graduate School of Engineering, and the Center for Teaching and Learning through Research and will build on the PI's experience in K-12 science instruction, teacher training, and online education.
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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    2019
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  • 资助金额:
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