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PAOLO MOCELLIN

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Position

Ricercatore a tempo det. art. 24 c. 3 lett. B L. 240/2010

Address

VIA F. MARZOLO, 9 - PADOVA

Telephone

0498275732

Dr. Paolo Mocellin is a researcher in Chemical Engineering at the University of Padova, where he co-leads the Safety research group. After graduating in 2013 in Chemical and Industrial Processes Engineering with a dissertation on the safety of carbon sequestration infrastructure, he earned the Ph.D. degree in Chemical Engineering in 2017. As a Ph.D. student was the recipient of the Excellence Award in Process Safety from the European Federation of Chemical Engineering in 2019.

His research interests comprise safety and risk analysis of industrial chemical processes, development of inherently safer processes, modelling and simulation of hazardous processes and accidental scenarios, and fire safety engineering.

He is the author or co-author of 50+ peer-reviewed papers and some technical literature contributions. He is the co-author of one patent.

He held several collaborations with leading companies and Universities in Italy and abroad.

He serves as a delegate in the Working Party on Safety and Education of the Italian Engineering Council.

His teaching experience includes the following courses:
• Industrial Process Safety and Risk Analysis
• Occupational hygiene
• Science and engineering of fire prevention

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Research Area

Current research topics include:

- Safety of industrial chemical processes and plants.
- Safety and security of innovative and strategic infrastructures (CCUS, energy carriers supply chains, electrified chemical processes).
- Development of chemical processes according to integrated frameworks (economics, safety, environment and social acceptability).
- Fire Safety Engineering in the industrial and civil contexts.
- Electrification of the chemical industry.
- Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics for safety and fire prevention.

Thesis proposals

- Safety and risk analysis of industrial processes.
- Safety engineering of innovative chemical processes (CCUS, electrified chemical processes, hydrogen supply chain and strategic energy carriers).
- Techno-economic analysis of industrial chemical processes integrated with safety criteria and metrics.
- Numerical simulation for safety and fire prevention.
- Fire Safety Engineering.