Stanley Solomon Grossel

Background

Grossel, Stanley Solomon was born on October 6, 1928 in Brooklyn. Son of Isidore and Anna Ethel (Schwartz) Grossel.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, City College of New York, 1950; Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, Drexel Institute Technology, Philadelphia, 1957; postgraduate, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1956-1961.

Career

Development engineer Lansdale (Pennsylvania) Tube division Philco Corporation, 1950-1953. Project engineer Allied Chemical Corporation, Philadelphia, 1953-1955, Chemical Construction Corporation, New York City, 1955-1958. Staff engineer The Lummus Company, Bloomfield, New Jersey, 1958-1968.

Senior engineering fellow Hoffmann-La Roche Inc., Nutley, 1968-1983, Process Safety & Design, Inc., Clifton, since 1993. Member Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow Services Boilers and Pipeline Systems Review Panel. Judge in materials handling equipment area Chemical Processing magazine Vaaler award.

Achievements

• Stanley Solomon Grossel has been listed as a noteworthy Chemical engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Institute Chemical Engineers (past chair Safety and Health division, chair groups 11a and 11b National Progressive Committee, member Technology Steering Committee Center for Chemical Process Safety. Walton-Miller award, 1990), American Chemical Society (past secretary Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Group, Philadelphia secretary). The Fine Particle Society, Air Pollution Control Association.

American Filtration Society, The Combustion Institute, Institute Chemical Engineers (companion, London).

Connections

Married Pauline Alshooler, February 14, 1959. Children: Martin E., Karen G.

Father:

Isidore Grossel

Mother:

Anna Ethel (Schwartz) Grossel

Spouse:

Pauline Alshooler

child:

Karen G. Grossel

child:

Martin E. Grossel