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Mohammad Barati

Mohammad Barati

Assistant Professor

barati.m@kashanu.ac.ir

College: Faculty of Chemistry

Department: Chemistry

Degree: Ph.D

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Mohammad Barati

Assistant Professor Mohammad Barati

barati.m@kashanu.ac.ir
College: Faculty of Chemistry - Department: Chemistry Degree: Ph.D |

Assistant Professor

Applied Chemistry, University of Kashan, Kashan, Iran, 2015-Now.

Fields of Research: Gaseous, liquid and solid fuels production from bio resources. Biodiesel production from algae and other oily biomasses in supercritical conditions. Water, methanol, hexane and acetone in supercritical conditions is used for biomass conversion to biofuels in our Lab. Nanocomposites for bio applications is my other field of research. Extraction of chemicals from medicinal herbs for using in controlled drug delivery systems, especially polymer nanocomposites.

Current research projects: Kinetic study of biodiesel production processes in supercritical environment and conversion studies of bio-aviation fuels production processes in supercritical environment.

 

PhD

Applied Chemistry, University of Tehran, Tehran-Iran, 2011-2015.

Field of Research: Catalytic renewable fuels production from biomass.

More specifically, in my PhD thesis, I have focused on the production of hydrogen gas from biomass feedstock using catalytic sub and supercritical water gasification.  Ni, Ru, Cu and K are the metals we are working on. Renewable liquid fuels production especially higher alcohols and ethers is our parallel aim in the thesis. With progressing the experimental steps of thesis, we could produce relatively significant amounts of higher alcohols from a catalytic subcritical methanol/water process as well as hydrogen production was successful.
 

 

Master of Science

Applied Chemistry, University of Tabriz, Tabriz-Iran, 2008-2011.

Field of Study: Anticorrosion behavior of electroactive polymer coatings on steel.

In MSc thesis we try to inhibit the steel electrochemical corrosion with polymer nanocomposite coatings. The polymer matrix contain polyaniline as an electroactive polymer and Zn metal nanoparticles was applied as additive.  The nanocomposite coatings exhibited good anticorrosion performance. The field included courses such as preparation of polymer nanocomposites and electrochemical tests as CV and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.

 

Bachelor of Science

Applied Chemistry, University of Tabriz, Tabriz-Iran, 2008-2011.

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Supercritical conversion of mixed industrial-bio oily waste into long-chain hydrocarbons for aviation fuel using a BaO/γ-Al2O3 nanocatalyst

Authorsساناز حیدری رنانی,محمد براتی
Journalbiofuels
IFثبت نشده
Paper TypeFull Paper
Published At2026-10-03
Journal GradeScientific - research
Journal TypeElectronic
Journal CountryIran, Islamic Republic Of
Journal IndexJCR ,SCOPUS
KeywordsSupercritical conversion, mixed industrial, bio oily waste, sustainable aviation fuel, BaO/γ, Al2O3 nanocatalyst, deoxygenation

Abstract

Supercritical nanocatalytic conversion of industrial oily residues from a steelmaking plant rolling mill into long-chain hydrocarbons (C8–C16) for bio-aviation fuel production was investigated in this study. To maximize process efficiency, optimization was carried out using Response Surface Methodology (RSM) based on a Box–Behnken Design (BBD), evaluating the interactive effects of temperature, reaction time, feed volume, and isopropanol concentration. Statistical analysis revealed a highly significant modified quadratic model (R2=0.8804), identifying reaction temperature and reaction time as the most influential factors. Under the optimized conditions of 250 °C, 25 min reaction time, 5 mL feed volume, and 18 v/v% isopropanol, a maximum long-chain hydrocarbon (LCH) yield of 95% was achieved. Subsequently, the catalytic performance of BaO/γ-Al2O3 with varying BaO loadings, characterized by XRD and TEM, was evaluated under the optimized conditions. The results showed that a 1 wt% BaO loading exhibited superior activity, achieving yields exceeding 97%.