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Herbert
W. Cooper, Eng. Sc. D.
President
Dr.
Cooper has more than forty years of
United States
and international experience
with hydrogen and synthesis gas production,
independent power production, asphalt plants, thermal
coatings, steel mills, petrochemical production and oil refining, as well
as other industrial facilities. His experience includes design,
construction and operations as well as technological, economic, environmental,
and health and safety aspects of these facilities.
As Founder and President of Dynalytics
Corp. since 1969, Dr. Cooper has been intimately involved in all aspects of
development and design of multimillion-dollar projects.
Dynalytics Corp
.
is a small, highly regarded,
independent consulting company, whose clients include major engineering firms,
equipment vendors, oil & chemical, and aerospace companies.
Patents
were granted to Dr.
Cooper for a new “Pyrolysis Process”
(US 3711568) for producing petrochemicals, for “Tube Fins of Outwardly Organized Materials” (US 3731738)
for transferring heat efficiently and economically, and for a “Gas
Energizing Apparatus” (US 4090960) that produces ozone for water treatment
efficiently and economically.
Dr. Cooper has
dealt extensively with
governmental agencies and the financial community, representing clients before
commercial banks and multilateral entities such as The World Bank Group and The
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, as well as State Departments
of Environmental Conservation, and assisting law firms with matters before Local
Planning and Zoning Boards.
Under Dr. Cooper’s
guidance
Dynalytics'
successfully established several international joint ventures, participating in
them as an equity owner and as managing partner.
The experiences of negotiating with senior staff of major transnational
companies and high-level government officials of many countries have provided
him with keen insight into overcoming environmental, technical, and social
challenges in the multi-cultural global arena.
Dr.
Cooper received his BChE (1958) and MChE (1961) degrees from the
City
College
of the City University of New York. After
several years of industrial experience he obtained a Doctorate in Engineering
Science (1967) from
Columbia
University
, where he specialized in thermodynamics.
In addition to his
industrial activities,
Dr. Cooper is an active member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
as Chair of the Metro New York Section. In this capacity he provides
leadership for the Section, including its program planning and outreach
activities.
Previously,
he had been an active member of the National Fire Protection Association, having
served as Chair of its Physical and
Chemical Data Consistency Advisory Committee.
He has taught graduate chemical engineering courses in process design,
equipment design and thermodynamics at Columbia University and at Polytechnic
University of New York, and been an active member of the Energy Committee of
various institutions such as the 110/Action Group and the Long Island
Association, and been
appointed to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's Emission
Offsets, Banking and Trading Advisory Committee.
Dr.
Cooper has served his community as a publicly elected trustee and had been
President of the
Jericho
,
NY
,
Public Library for many years.
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