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Kyle Kostroski

Adjunct Professor

Department of Chemical Engineering

Contact

Building & Room:

150 Engineering Innovation Building

Address:

929 W Taylor Street

Office Phone:

630-364-6463

Email:

kostrosk@uic.edu

About

Technical Interests
Transport Phenomena
Separations & Mass Transfer
Engineering Economics
Unit Operations
Oil & Gas
Management Systems
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Teaching Experience
ChE 313 - Transport Phenomena III (UIC, Fall 2022)
ChE 306 - Separation Process Engineering (Purdue University)
ChE 450 - Process Design (Purdue University)

Selected Publications

Kostroski, K.P.  Engineering Leadership Discussion Panel.  AIChE Regional Meeting, 2018

Kostroski, K.P.; Wankat, P.C.  Chapter 5: “Potential Hybrid Methods for Oxygen Production” In Charles E. Baukal Jr. (Ed.), Oxygen-Enhanced Combustion. New York: CRC Press, 2013

Kostroski, K.P.  Best Practices in Unit Health Monitoring.  AIChE Annual Meeting, 2012

Kostroski, K.P.  An Integral Approach to Separation Process Research.  AIChE Annual Meeting, 2011

Wankat, P.C.; Kostroski, K.P.  Hybrid Membrane-Adsorption Air Separation Processes for Production of Oxygen & Nitrogen.  Sep. Sci. Technol. 2011,45 (9), 1171

Kostroski, K.P.  Hybrid Membrane-Adsorption Air Separation Processes for Production of Oxygen & Nitrogen.  AIChE Annual Meeting, 2010

Kostroski, K.P.  Hybrid Cryogenic Distillation-Adsorption Air Separation Processes for Production of Oxygen & Nitrogen.  AIChE Spring Meeting, 2010

Wankat, P.C.; Kostroski, K.P.  Hybrid Cryogenic Distillation-Adsorption Air Separation Processes for Production of Oxygen & Nitrogen.  Sep. Sci. Technol. 2010, 45 (9), 1171

Kostroski, K.P.; Wankat, P.C.  Separation of Concentrated Binary Gases by Hybrid Pressure-Swing Adsorption/Simulated-Moving Bed Processes. Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 2009, 48 (9), 4445

Kostroski, K.P.; Wankat, P.C.  Hybrid Air Separation Processes for Production of Oxygen and Nitrogen. U.S. Provisional Patent No. 61/040,451. 2008

Education

Ph.D., Purdue University, Indiana (USA)
B.S. ChE, Purdue University, Indiana (USA)
Professional Engineer Licensure, Indiana (USA)