Experimental and Computational Combustion Process
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 February 2022) | Viewed by 3000
Special Issue Editors
Interests: fundamental and applied combustion research; alternative fuels; renewable fuels; waste-derived fuels; fuel processing; internal combustion engines; gas turbines; burners; furnaces; incineration; highly oxygenated fuels
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Interests: computational fluid dynamics; mechanical engineering; CFD simulation; thermal engineering; kinetics; engineering thermodynamics; fluid mechanics; numerical simulation; turbulence; energy engineering
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The ongoing and well-needed turn towards the sustainable management of energy sources has resulted in a number of emerging technologies for energy generation with a promising outlook for the future. Among these, combustion still plays a major role in nearly all parts of society, starting from heat-intensive industrial processes to waste management and the power generation sector. Concerned about the environmental footprint left by combustion, an extensive knowledge base on new approaches and underlying phenomena has been emerging in the recent decades, resulting in technical advances that have never been seen before. Giant leaps forward were made in the area of emission formation, efficiency, stability, and fuel flexibility, bringing combustion on par with the cleanest technologies for energy generation. To serve as a reservoir of ongoing breakthrough ideas and achievements, this Special Issue focuses on experimental and numerical applied and fundamental research including:
- Conventional, low-temperature, catalytic and oxyfuel combustion.
- Novel combustion concepts.
- Combustion of synthetic, renewable, waste-derived, and conventional fuels (solid, liquid, and gaseous).
- Analysis of regulated and unregulated emission formation along with reduction strategies.
- Development of surrogate fuels.
- Kinetic mechanisms and mechanism reduction.
- Heat transfer and flame dynamics.
- Combustion in gas turbines, reciprocating engines, burners, and furnaces.
- Special applications of combustion.
Prof. Dr. Francesco Contino
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- novel combustion concepts
- alternative fuels
- renewable fuels
- emission formation
- surrogate fuels
- mechanism reduction
- internal combustion engines
- gas turbines
- burners
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