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Area of Specialization:

Mixing, dispersion, phase contacting, turbulence, Newtonian, non-Newtonian and multi-phase flow behavior, image processing for flow measurement, liquid/liquid dispersion, gas dispersion, power consumption, solids suspension, remote temperature measurement.

B.S. Chemical Engineering University of Pittsburgh (1972)

M.S. Chemical Engineering Ohio State University (1974)

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering Ohio State University (1977)

Gary Tatterson joined the department as a Full Professor in 1989. He previously served as a Professor of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University (1979-88) and University of South Carolina (1977-79).

 He was named the departments Teacher of the Year for the 1998-99 academic year.

Principal Publications of Last Five Years:

Professional Books:

Scaleup and Design for Industrial Mixing Processes, professional level reference text, McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Oct., 1993.

Journal Publications:

Tatterson, Gary B., "Scaling Based Upon Process Similarity and Scale Matching Concepts", Process Mixing II: Chemical and Biochemical Applications, AIChE Symposium, 1993, ed. G.B. Tatterson, W.R. Penney & R.V. Calabrese.

Symposium Publications:

Industrial Mixing Technology: Chemical and Biological Applications, AIChE Symposium 299, co editors Roy Penny & R.V. Calabrese, 1994. Process Mixing II: Chemical and Biochemical Applications, AIChE Symposium 293, co editors Roy Penney & R.V. Calabrese, 1993.

Non-Referred Publications:

"Scaleup: a process, not a rule", Chem. Proc., May, 1994. APlaying Sherlock Holmes@, Chemical Processing, June 1998, p. 11.
ADoing the Simple Things@, Chemical Processing, July 1998, p. 9.
A The Application of the Fundamentals@, Chemical Processing, August 1998, p. 6.
AState Your Process Objectives@, Chemical Processing, September 1998, p. 10.
ARetrofits can Salvage Aging Plants@, Chemical Processing, October 1998, p. 9.