Dr. Tong Deng | Mechanical and Process Engineering | Best Researcher Award
Senior Lecturer at University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.
Short Biography πβ¨
Dr. Tong Deng (BSc, BEng, MSc, PhD, FHEA) is a distinguished expert in solids erosion, electrostatics, powder segregation, adhesion, and powder flow ποΈπ¬. With over three decades of experience in academia and industry, he serves as a Senior Lecturer and Consultant Engineer at the University of Greenwich π. His extensive research has significantly contributed to industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, and energy β‘π. As a mentor, researcher, and educator, he has supervised numerous students and led groundbreaking projects ππ‘. Dr. Deng is a prolific author with 60+ publications, making a lasting impact in his field ππ.
Profileπ
Education & Experience ππ
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) β University of Greenwich, UK (2001) ποΈ
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Master of Science (MSc) in Instrumentation & Analytical Science β University of Manchester (1997) π§ͺ
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Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Mechatronics Engineering β Shenyang Ligong University (1992) βοΈ
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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Theoretical Physics β Liaoning University (1987) π
Experience:
π Senior Lecturer & Consultant Engineer β University of Greenwich (2014βPresent) π«
π Lecturer & Consultant Engineer β University of Greenwich (2013β2014) π
π Research & Consultant Engineer β University of Greenwich (2006β2013) π§βπ¬
π Research Fellow β University of Greenwich (2001β2006) π
π Engineer β Shenyang Light Industrial Machinery Co. Ltd, China (1989β1996) π
π Teacher β Shenyang Coal Minerβs High School, China (1987β1989) π
Professional Development ππ
Dr. Tong Deng has dedicated his career to advancing research and innovation in bulk solids handling and powder technology ποΈπ¬. A Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), he actively contributes to academia through teaching, mentoring, and supervising research students ππ. His collaborations with industries and funding bodies have led to numerous groundbreaking projects in materials processing, electrostatics, and segregation science π‘π°. Dr. Deng also plays a key role in organizing international conferences, reviewing top-tier journals, and delivering professional training courses, ensuring that his expertise benefits both the scientific community and industry leaders globally ππ§βπ«.
Research Focus π¬π
Dr. Dengβs research revolves around the science of bulk solids handling, with a particular focus on solids erosion, electrostatics, powder segregation, adhesion, and powder flow π¨β‘. His work plays a crucial role in optimizing industrial processes for food, pharmaceuticals, minerals, and energy sectors πΎπβ‘. He investigates particle behavior in flow systems, powder caking, and electrostatic charging to enhance manufacturing efficiency ππ. With extensive funding and industry collaborations, he has developed novel techniques for powder characterization and process optimization. His research directly contributes to improving material handling, reducing energy consumption, and ensuring sustainable industrial practices β»οΈπ.
Awards & Honors πποΈ
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Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) β UK (2022) π
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Outstanding Reviewer Award β Particuology Journal (2022-2024) π
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Co-chair of 9th UK-China International Particle Technology Forum β Greenwich (2023) π
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Scientific Advisory Committee Member β 8th UK-China PTF (2021) ποΈ
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Session Chair β CHoPS International Conference (2018) π€
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US & UK Patent Contributor β Pneumatic Conveying Feedback Control (2023, 2025) ππ‘
Publicationsπ
π A novel model for hourly PM2.5 concentration prediction based on CART and EELM β Z Shang, T Deng, J He, X Duan | Science of The Total Environment | Cited by: 104 | Year: 2019
βοΈ Effect of particle concentration on erosion rate of mild steel bends in a pneumatic conveyor β T Deng, AR Chaudhry, M Patel, I Hutchings, MSA Bradley | Wear | Cited by: 85 | Year: 2005
π The influence of particle rotation on the solid particle erosion rate of metals β T Deng, MS Bingley, MSA Bradley | Wear | Cited by: 77 | Year: 2004
π Influence of particle size, density, particle concentration on bend erosive wear in pneumatic conveyors β R Macchini, MSA Bradley, T Deng | Wear | Cited by: 70 | Year: 2013
π§ͺ The effect of carbon nanotube orientation on erosive wear resistance of CNT-epoxy based composites β J Chen, IM Hutchings, T Deng, MSA Bradley, KKK Koziol | Carbon | Cited by: 52 | Year: 2014
π Effect of bend orientation on life and puncture point location due to solid particle erosion of a high concentration flow in pneumatic conveyors β T Deng, M Patel, I Hutchings, MSA Bradley | Wear | Cited by: 52 | Year: 2005
π Determination of a particle size distribution criterion for predicting dense phase pneumatic conveying behaviour of granular and powder materials β T Deng, M Bradley | Powder Technology | Cited by: 50 | Year: 2016
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