Roman Weh

Roman Weh is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the School of Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering, at The University of Western Australia. His research focuses on advanced gas separation technologies, particularly pressure swing adsorption (PSA) for natural gas upgrading, helium recovery, and nitrogen rejection. He contributes to sustainable energy solutions by optimizing separation processes for industrial applications.

His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, though specific SDGs are not detailed here. Key research areas include natural gas processing, adsorption technology, and environmental sustainability through efficient resource utilization.

• Recent publications highlight advancements in dual-reflux PSA strategies for methane enrichment and helium recovery from Australian natural gas.
• Collaborations involve experts like Xiao G., May E.F., and Pouya E.S., focusing on material applications (activated carbon, ionic liquidic zeolites) in gas separation systems.

Notable contributions include process innovations for nitrogen rejection and helium capture, with applications in energy efficiency and resource recovery.