logo_kpiNational Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” is one of the oldest and largest technical universities in Europe. It was founded in 1898. NTUU ‘Sikorsky  KPI’ is famous for its academic excellence and leading innovative research.

NTUU “Sikorsky KPI” ranks first nationally, and is world recognized in the number of graduate academic and research programs in the top ten in their field.

NTUU “Sikorsky KPI” provides all levels of education: Pre-university Education, Bachelor and Master Programmes, PhD.  40 500 students study at 29 University Colleges and Faculties. NTUU “Sikorsky  KPI” has drawn 1 500 students from all over the world. Our students receive the highest level of education provided by the Academic and Research staff of the University. There are fifty-eight Academicians and ten thousand Professors and Researchers among its active faculty. Experts in the fields of chemistry, chemical engineering and cybernetics chemical processes trains Faculty of Chemical Technology (FCT), which is one of the three faculties of the founding of the Polytechnic Institute

The glory and traditions of the University have been created by the famous scientists such as D. Mendeleyev, I. Sikorski, S. Korolev, S. Timoshenko, V. Kirpichev, E. Paton, I. Bardin, O. Mickulin, L. Luliev, O. Vinter, B. Vul, A. Lulka, V. Plotnikov, and others.

Today NTUU “Sikorsky  KPI” is the biggest university in Ukraine. Every third student in Engineering in Ukraine is a KPI student.

Faculty of Chemical Technology of NTUU “Sikorsky KPI” trained about 1,300 students in 7 specialties and 14 specializations, including in the direction of water treatment and purification: chemical water conditioning technology and the treatment and disposal of chemical waste. The educational process is carried out by 8 departments and 3 research laboratories, staffed by 144 teachers, including 19 doctors, professors and 88 associate professors. The main research and training of water treatment by the department of technology of inorganic substances and chemical engineering and general laboratory and ion exchange and adsorption. Absolutely all the graduate students and the majority of undergraduate students involved in research as scientific and laboratory facilities FCT, and in research facilities and laboratories with FCT departments at research institutes of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

FCT of NTUU “KPI” has 2 specialized scientific councils (D 26.002.13 26.002.05 D) taking the protection of candidate and doctoral dissertations in 7 scientific fields.

FCT cooperates with 16 foreign universities and more than 20 international companies and institutions.

Project participants

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Dr. Ihor Astrelin

Dr. Eng. Sc., Professor
Dean of Chemical Technology Faculty of KPI
Academician of the Ukrainian Academy of Higher Education
project coordinator at NTUU “Sikorsky KPI”
+380503589964;
+380442369774
i.m.astrelin@xtf.kpi.ua

 

Ihor Astrelin is the Dean of Chemical Technology Faculty, Scientific Head and Professor of Technology of Inorganic Substances Department, Water Purification and General Chemical Technology, National Technical University of Ukraine “Ihor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”. He has PhD in technics, DrSc (Eng). DrScthesis “Physico-chemical and technological bases of low-waste production of phosphate fertilizers.” Astrelin’s research area connected with water and wastewater treatment technologies, low-waste technologies for wastewater purification of industrial plants and domestic wastewater, synthesis and application of nanostructured composites as an adsorbent in the purification of polluted water, the synthesis of new effective composite coagulants and flocculants, the study of biochemical methods of mineral processing raw materials, applied ecology processes etc.

Teachingskills: Chemical Technologies of Inorganic Substances; The Methodology of Scientific Research

Scientific adviser of 4-5 PhD, 2-3 Post Doc., 2-3 Bachelor students and 2-3 Master student seach year.

He took part in different Ukrainian and International conferences and his researches got positively evaluations. At the same time, he takes part in 2-3 international projects, such as Water Harmony Erasmus+, Water HarmonyEurasia-II, OTAN’s projects, France-Ukrainian’s project, USA-Georgia-Ukrain’s project etc.in the field of environmental technology.

He is a state expert of National and International Research Projects on chemical and environmental technologies, the author of many monographs and textbooks.

Publications:

  1. Obushenko, N. Tolstopalova, O. Kulesha, I. Astrelin Thermodynamic studies bromphenol blue removal from water using solvent sublation //CHEMISTRY & CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY .– 2016.–Vol. 10.– №. 4.–С.515-518
  2. Makarchuk  О.V., Dontsova T. A., Astrelin I. M. Magnetic Nanocomposites as Efficient Sorption Materials for Removing Dyes from Aqueous Solutions // // Nanoscale Research Letters, 2016, 11 (1), 161. DOI 10.1186/s11671-016-1364-2.
  3. Nagirnyak S.V.,  Lutz  V.A., Dontsova T.A.,  Astrelin I.M. Synthesis and Characterization of Tin(IV) Oxide Obtained by Chemical Vapor Deposition Method // Nanoscale Research Letters, 2016, 11 (1), 343. DOI 10.1186/s11671-016-1547-x.
  4. Kyrii S. The Efficiency of Coagulation Treatment Wastewater by Reagent Obtained from Waste Alumina Production / Kyrii S., Kosogina I., Astrelin I., Kyrienko O. // Research bulletin of National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”. – 2015. – #6 (104). – P. 95–101. http://bulletin.kpi.ua/article/view/51173
  5. Nagirnyak S., Lutz V., Dontsova T., Astrelin I. The effect of the synthesis conditions on morphology of tin (IV) oxide obtained by vapor transport method // Springer Proceedings in Physics, 2016, 183, P. 331-341.
  6. Dontsova T.A., Ivanenko I., Astrelin I. Synthesis and characterization of titanium (IV) oxide from various precursors // Springer Proceedings in Physics, 2015, 167, Р. 275-293.
  7.  M. Ivanenko, T. A. Dontsova, I. M. Astrelin, and A. O. Perekos  Synthesis of Magnetic Calcium-Containing Hexagonal Ferrites of Barium //Metallofizikainoveishietekhnologii, 2016,Vol. 38, P. 751-762.
  8. Makarchuk O. V. Magnetic nanocomposites as efficient sorption materials for removing dyes from aqueous solutions / O.V. Makarchuk, T.A. Dontsova, I.M. Astrelin // Nanoscale Research Letters, 2016. – № 11(161). – P. 1 Електронна версія: http://paperity.org/p/75864128/magnetic-nanocomposites-as-efficient-sorption-materials-for-removing-dyes-from-aqueous
  9. Kosogina I. Тhe process of wastewater treatment with advanced oxidation methods to remove dye / I. Kosogina, I. Astrelin, G. Krimets, N. Vereshchuk// Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2014. – Vol.8. – No.3. – P.365-369.Електронна версія: http://science2016.lp.edu.ua/uk/jcct/zakonomirnosti-procesu-ochyshchennya-stichnyh-vod-vid-barvnyka-fotookysnymy-metodamy
  10. Svietlieishaya E.M., Mitchenko T.E., Astrelin I.M. Removal of natural organic matters by ultrafiltration with coagulant dispensing in a flow // Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology. –2014. –V.36. – №1. – P. 47–56.
  11. FedenkoYu.M. Physicochemicalandsorptivepropertiesofnanocompositesbasedonzirconium(IV) oxide / Yu.M.Fedenko, T.A. Dontsova, I.M. Astrelin // ChemistryandChemicalTechnology – 2014. – Vol. 8. – №1. – P. 51-55. Електронна версія:http://sciencelp.edu.ua/sites/default/files/Full_text_of_%20papers/full_text_606.pdf
  12. Nahirniak S.V. Stabilization of nanoscale tin (IV) oxide on the surface of carbon nanotubes / S.V. Nahirniak, T.A. Dontsova, I.M. Ivanenko et. al. // Journal of Electrical Engineering – 2 – 2014 – p.34-38. https://www.academia.edu/19345238/Stabilization_of_Nanoscale_Tin_IV_Oxide_on_the_Surface_of_Carbon_Nanotubes
  13. V. Malyshev, A.Gab, Astrelin I. High – Temperature Synthesis of AluminiumDiboride in Halogenide-oxide solutions Materials Science. – 2014. – V. 49. – № 6. – P. 833-840
  14. V. Spivak, Astrelin, N.TolstopalovaI.Atamaniuk Ecological sorbent based on saponite mineral from Ukrainian clay-field // Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2012. – V. 6. – № 4. – Р. 451-458
  15. T.I. Obushenko, IM Astrelin, NM Tolstopalova, MA Varbanets, TA Kondratenko Wastewater treatment from toxic metals by flotoextraction// Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2008. – V. 30. – № 4. – Р. 241
  16. Astrelin, I.M.,Artyukh, Yu.V., Tolstopalova, N.M., Kontsevoj, A.L., Mitsaj, E .F. Study of sorption processes of defluorination and deferrization of natural waters/ Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Vody, 2000 22 (3) p. 310-315

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Dr. Olga Sanginova

Associate Professor, PhD
secretary of the project in KPI
+380976830975
sanginova@xtf.kpi.ua

Olga Sanginova is Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Cybernetics Department. She graduated with honours from the NTUU “Sikorsky KPI” in 1998 as Chemical Engineer, Chemical engineering and computer science Specialist.

Postgraduate study: 1998 – 2003 NTUU “Sikorsky KPI”, Post-graduate course of engineering processes automation. PhD in technics (2003), Ph.D. thesis: “Automatic control system of boric regulation process at the VVER-1000 nuclear reactors”.

Research areas: simulation and process control of the water chemistry mode at the NPP, industrial automation, computer science, water and wastewater treatment

Teaching skills: “Measurement and Uncertainty”, “Engineering Processes Automation”, “Total Quality Management”. Supervisor of 12 Bachelor theses and 5 Master theses.

Recent Projects: Water Harmony Erasmus+ and Water Harmony Eurasia-II, Integrated System for Monitoring and Control of the Water Chemistry Mode at the Electric and Nuclear Power Plants (Ukraine).

Publications

  1. Sanginova O. Application of Game Theory Methods for Water Chemistry Mode Control // Water Research and Technology: Selected Publications from Water Harmony Project. – Water Harmony Project. – 2015. – p. 170-177.
  2. Sanginova O. Comparative Analysis of some Computational Schemes for obtaining a Compromize Solution // Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies. – 2015. – № 1/4 (73).– С.10-18. doi: 10.15587/1729-4061.2015.35607
  3. Gurieiev V., Sanginova O. Simulationandstudyofmodesforfull-scalemodesimulatorforUkrainianenergysystems // 2016 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Energy and Power Systems (IEPS), Kyiv, Ukraine, 2016, pp. 1-4.doi: 10.1109/IEPS.2016.7521848.
  4. Gurieiev, V.O., Sanginova, O.V. Distributed simulation environment of modes for full-scale mode simulator for Ukrainian energy systems // Technical Electrodynamics. – 2016. – – № 5. – C. 67-79.

%d1%82%d0%be%d0%bb%d1%81%d1%82%d0%be%d0%bf%d0%b0%d0%bb%d0%be%d0%b2%d0%b0Dr. Nataliia Tolstopalova

PhD, Associate Professor
Head of Department of Technology of Inorganic Substances and General Chemical Technology
+380672691661
natali.tolstopalova@gmail.com

 

Nataliia Tolstopalova is the Head of Department of Inorganic Substances and General Chemical Technology since 2015, the National Technical University of Ukraine “Ihor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine.She has PhD degree in Technology of Inorganic Substances.PhD in technics, Ph.D. thesis: “The Utilization of Fluorine-Phosphate Mud in the Production of Phosphoric Acid and Fertilizers”.

Research areas: Water and Wastewater Treatment Technologies, low-waste technologies for purification waste water from industrial plants.

Teaching Skills: Theoretical Basis of Chemistry and Technology of Water; General Chemical Technologies; Chemical Technologies of Inorganic Substances.

Supervisor of 3-4 Bachelor theses and 1-2 Master theses every year.

She took part in Ukrainian and International conferences. At the same time she takes part in two international projects, such as Water Harmony Erasmus+ and Water Harmony Eurasia-II.

Publications

  1. Obushenko, N. Tolstopalova, O. Kulesha, I. Astrelin Thermodynamic studies bromphenol blue removal from water using solvent sublation //Chemistry & Chemical Technology .– 2016.–Vol. 10.– №. 4.–С.515-518
  2. Kulesha O., Obushenko T., Tolstopalova N., Astrelin I. The investigation of Bromphenol blue removal from water by solvent sublation // Water Research and Technology: Selected Publications from Water Harmony Project. – Water Harmony Project. – 2015. – p. 106-111
  3. V.Spivak, Astrelin, N.TolstopalovaI.Atamaniuk Ecological sorbent based on saponite mineral from Ukrainian clay-field // Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2012. – V. 6. – № 4. – Р. 451-458.
  4. I Obushenko, I.M Astrelin, N.M Tolstopalova, M.A Varbanets, T.A Kondratenko Wastewater treatment from toxic metals by flotoextraction// Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology – 2008. – V. 30. – № 4. – Р. 241-245. doi:10.3103/S1063455X08040073
  5. Study of sorption processes of defluorination and deferrization of natural watersAstrelin, I.M.,Artyukh, Yu.V., Tolstopalova, N.M., Kontsevoj, A.L., Mitsaj, E.F.Khimiya i TekhnologiyaVody 2000 22 (3) pp. 310-315

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PhD, Associate Professor
+380977157883; +380997470847
kosogina@xtf.kpi.ua

Iryna Kosogina has PhD degree in Water Treatment Technology (2009) from the KPI, Ukraine. PhD in technics, Ph.D. thesis: “Low-waste technology of wastewater treatment by coagulation method”. Kosogina’s research areas are on water and wastewater treatment technologies, low-waste technologies for purification of processing medium and wastewater from industrial plants. Nowadays the sphere of her scientific interests is researching of Red Mud in water treatment technology of heavy metals and dyes removal.

Teaching Skills: General Chemical Technologies; Applied Chemistry; Information Support of Research Activities; Theoretical Basis of Chemistry and Technology of Water; Technology and Equipment Receiving Drinking and Industrial Water; Theoretical Foundations of technology and equipment of adsorption and water treatment processes.

Supervisor of 3-4 Bachelor theses and 1-2 Master theses every year.

She took part in different Ukrainian and International conferences. At the same time she takes part in two international projects, such as Water Harmony Erasmus+ and Water Harmony Eurasia-II.

Publications

  1. Kyrii S. The Efficiency of Coagulation Treatment Wastewater by Reagent Obtained from Waste Alumina Production / Kyrii S., Kosogina I., Astrelin I., Kyrienko O. // Research bulletin of National  Technical University of Ukraine  “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”. – 2015. – #6 (104). – P. 95–101. http://bulletin.kpi.ua/article/view/51173
  2. Vereshchuk, L.J. Hem, H. Ratnaweera, I. Kosogina, I. AstrelinImpact of ozonation on coagulation properties in drinking water treatment // Water Research and Technology: Selected Publications from Water Harmony Project. – Water Harmony Project. – 2015. – p. 268 – 275
  3. Kosogina I. Тhe process of wastewater treatment with advanced oxidation methods to remove dye / I. Kosogina, I. Astrelin, G. Krimets, N. Vereshchuk// Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2014. – Vol.8. – No.3. – P. 365-369. Електронна версія: http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?eid=2-s2.0-84925297857&partnerID=MN8TOARS
  4. Regularities of low-waste technology of wastewater treatment by coagulation method / Iryna Kosogina, Igor Astrelin, Natalya Klimenko, Аndriy Kontsevoy // Chemistry & Chemical Technology. – 2008. – Volume 2, number 2. – P. 133–138. http://ena.lp.edu.ua:8080/handle/ntb/25487

image002Sergii Kontsevoi 

PhD, Associate Professor at the Department of Inorganic Substances and General Chemical Technology
+380665105495
serkon157@ukr.net

Sergii Kontsevoi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Inorganic Substances and General Chemical Technology, the National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine (full time from 2005). He has PhD degree in Water Treatment Technology (2011) from the KPI, Ukraine. Kontsevoi’s research areas are on the water chemistry of cooling systems and heat-supply networks, especially – preventing the possibility of scale forming and corrosion on the surface of heat-transfer equipment. Nowadays the sphere of his scientific interests is extended by computer modeling and calculations of technological processes. At the same time he takes part in two international projects, such as Erasmus+ and Water Harmony Eurasia-II.

Publications

  1. 1. A. L. Kontsevoi, S. A. Kontsevoi. Unified Water Chemistry for Circulation Heat-Transfer Systems // М., Thermal Engineering – 2006, Vol. 53, No. 8, pp. 639…643 http://link.springer.com/article/10.1134/S0040601506080106
  2. Kontsevoi S.A., Godzevich V.I., Kutuzova A.S. Unified configuration of Chemical Engineering schemes // Modern scientific researches and innovations. 2016. № 6 [Electronic journal]. URL: http://web.snauka.ru/en/issues/2016/06/68504

%d1%84%d0%b5%d0%b4%d0%b5%d0%bd%d0%ba%d0%be%d1%8aDr. Yuriy Fedenko

PhD, Assistant of Department of Inorganic Substances and Overall Chemical Technology
+380688647402
+380996592499
fedenkoyura@ukr.net

 

YuriyFedenko is an assistant at the Department of Inorganic Substances and Overall Chemical Technology, the National Technical University of Ukraine “Ihor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine (full time from 2014). He has PhD degree in Water Treatment Technology (2014) from the KPI, Ukraine. Fedenko’s research areas are on design and using cheap sorbents from the native Ukrainian raw materials in water treatment from heavy metals. Nowadays the sphere of his scientific interests is researching of bentonite clays in water treatment technology of heavy metals removal. He took part in different Ukrainian and International conferences and his researches got positively evaluations. At the same time he takes part in two international projects, such as Erasmus+ and Water Harmony Eurasia-II.

Publications

  1. Fedenko U.N. Structure and morphology of zirconium oxide (IV) powders synthesized by the thermal method from different precursors / U.N. Fedenko,T.A. Dontsova, I.M. Astrelin //NaukoviVisti NTUU KPI – 2012. – №3 (83). – P. 133-137.(DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nau.2012.10.004)
  2. M. Physicochemical and sorptive properties of nanocomposites based on zirconium(IV) oxide [Text] / Yu. M. Fedenko, T.A. Dontsova, I.M. Astrelin // Chemistry and Chemical Technology – 2014. – Vol. 8. – №1. – P. 51-55. (DOI: http://dx.doi.org/11.1217/j.che.2014.16.034)