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Randolph, Alan Dean was born on March 25, 1934 in Muskogee, Oklahoma, United States.
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Alan Dean Randolph
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Alan Dean Randolph, American Chemical engineering educator. Achievements include research on mathematical simulation description and control of particulate systems, especially crystallization processes, theoretical and experimental study of nucleation-growth rate kinetics and residence-time distribution of particulate systems Recipient Marston medal, Iowa State University, 1977. Fellow American Institute Chemical Engineers.
Education
BSChE, U. Colorado, 1956; Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, Iowa State University, 1959; Doctor of Philosophy in Crystallization, Iowa State University, 1962.
Career
Assistant technical, Shell Chemical Corporation, 1956-1958; research project engineer, American Potash & Chemical Corporation, California, 1962-1965; head crystallization secretary, Reserve Department, 1965; associate professor chemical engineer, U. Florida, 1965-1968; professor Chemical Engineering Department, U. Arizona, 1968-1994; professor emeritus, since 1994. Visiting professor U. Colorado London, 1981, University of California Berkeley, 1974-1975, U. Queenslana, Brisbane, Australia, 1975, U. College, London, 1982. Consultant Comt. Nuclear Waste Immobilization, 1971-1979, Los Alamos Science Lab, 1960-1987, United States Borax, 1978-1982.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Institute Chemical Engineers.
Connections
Married 1957, 3 children.
