Billy Griffin, PE - Process Engineer

Mr. Griffin has been providing solutions for process needs for the last 13 years in petroleum, specialty chemical, and renewable resource fields as a chemical engineer. He has extensive experience in environmental and process safety, starting with fugitive emissions estimates for booster sites while still in school at the University of Arkansas through today’s demands for complex relief headers. Using his degree in Chemical Engineering he completed in 1994, he has modeled various gas-liquid contactors for reaction, extraction, absorption, and stripping; simulated reaction kinetics for reactor design; and supplied clients with heat and/or material balances for parts of or their entire process. He has designed shell and tube heat exchangers and entire Dowtherm heating systems. He was formally trained by Alltech in ethanol production at their alcohol school in Kentucky, but has real world experience in equipment design, installation of equipment, and start-up support. For the past ten years, Mr. Griffin has been in the renewable resources field defining the process and process equipment in primarily ethanol and biodiesel fields. Since the year 2000, he has been a licensed Professional Engineer in the state of Tennessee.