Novel Combustion Technologies for CO2 Capture and Pollution Control
A special issue of Fire (ISSN 2571-6255).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2025 | Viewed by 115
Special Issue Editors
Interests: chemical looping gasification of biomass; fluidized bed technology; reactor flow and heat transfer simulation
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Interests: combustion pollutant control (adsorbent research and development) and online monitoring (mercury, heavy metals, PM2.5, etc.); CO2 emission reduction and comprehensive utilization (carbon neutral, carbon peak, etc.); energy efficiency testing and flue gas performance testing; solid waste energy and resource utilization; numerical simulation of combustion process; heat and mass transfer enhancement
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The major energy utilization methods of fossil and biomass fuels include combustion, gasification, liquefaction, and so forth; however, anthropogenic impacts on the environment have aroused a great deal of attention in recent years and the CO2 emitted during these utilization processes is one of the main contributors to global warming. Achieving carbon neutrality along with pollution reduction is now becoming the world’s most urgent mission and the main goal of carbon neutrality is to reduce carbon emissions to zero either through their complete elimination or through the achievement of a dynamic balance. An important method to achieve carbon neutrality involves novel combustion technologies with carbon capture and sequestration. The development of new combustion technology and the numerical simulation of thermodynamics and reaction dynamics involved in the process are effectively used to investigate the complex reaction mechanisms in combustion processes, and to ensure that the feasibility of new high-flux combustion technology can be verified.
This Special Issue on “Novel Combustion Technologies for CO2 Capture and Pollution Control” principally aims to cover research on experimental and numerical simulation in the fundamental and applied sciences as they pertain to CO2 capture technologies during processes of energy utilization and pollution control. The scope of interests includes, but is not limited to:
- Chemical looping combustion/gasification;
- Oxygen-enriched combustion;
- Process simulation;
- Fluidized bed reactors;
- Pollution reduction.
Dr. Xiaojia Wang
Dr. Hui Wang
Dr. Miaomiao Niu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- CO2 capture
- chemical looping combustion
- oxygen-enriched combustion
- simulation
- energy conservation
- pollution reduction
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