Richard Evitts B.E., B.Sc., Ph.D., P.Eng.
Professor Chemical and Biological Engineering- Address
- Room 2B37 Engineering Building
- 57 Campus Drive
- Saskatoon, SK
- S7N 5A9
Research Area(s)
- Modelling Localized Corrosion
- Particle Technology
- Torrefaction
- Measurement of Protective Film growth and Damage on Metals
- Heat and Moisture Transfer in Granular Media
- Product Quality of Granular Fertilizers
- Fuel Cells
Biography
Education and Experience
Specialization: Corrosion and Fuel Cell Electrochemistry, Heat and Mass Transfer in Granular Fertilizers, Product Quality Issues with Granular Fertilizer
Current and Past Projects
- Modeling and Measuring Moisture Accumulation and Drying Processes Leading to Caking of Urea and Potash Fertilizer During Storage.
- Moisture and Energy Transport in Porous and Electrolytic Media
- Biological Fuel Cell Development
- Modeling Flow Induced and Localized Corrosion Processes
- Dynamic Monitoring of Microbial Influenced Corrosion
- Growth and Damage of Carbonate and Sulphide Films on Carbon Steel