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LOCATION:Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Combustion has immense socio-economic relevance, with conflicting demands on energy generation and environmental pollution. These demands can only be met by the improvement of technologies, and combustion science plays a central role in this endeavour. This SIG aims to bring world-leading UK groups together to identify topics for collective explorations.
Programme
10:00-10:30 Coffee and Welcome
10:30 Morning Session
• Current and Future Topics in Additive Manufacture for Gas Turbine Combustion, J Runyon• Cycle-to-Cycle Variation Analysis of Two-Colour PLIF Temperature Measurements Calibrated with Laser Induced Grating Spectroscopy in a Firing GDI Engine, L Shen• Laminar Burning Velocity Measurements, R Stone• An experimental study of water injection strategies on combustion performance in a spark ignition engine, S Akehurst• Evaporation, microexplosion and combustion of nano Al-particle embedded single kerosene droplet under subatmospheric pressure, H Zhang
13:00 -14:00 Lunch14:00 - 14:30 Combustion Institute AGM (optional)14:30 Afternoon Session
• Current and Future Topics in Ammonia Combustion, D Pugh• Utilisation of hydrogen and hydrogen blended clean fuels for combustion applications, K Dinesh• Self-heating ignition of materials in storage conditions: from biochar to lithium-ion batteries, F Restuccia• An Experimental apparatus to measure soot morphology at high pressures using multi-angle light scattering, H M F Amin• Laser induced incandescence (LII) using a long-pulsed fibre laser for in-situ study of soot in flames, I Burns
16:00 Concluding Remarks / Open Discussion\n\n\n\nContact name - Felix Leach
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