Combustion Webinar
Combustion Webinar
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100th Webinar: From Combustion to Non-Equilibrium Electrified Manufacturing for E-fuels & Materials
Combustion Webinar Oct. 16, 2024; Speaker: Yiguang Ju
With the rapid increase of renewable electricity, electrified manufacturing and recycling of e-fuels and materials provides a promising solution to the challenges of intermittency of renewable energy, carbon emissions from fossil fuels, and large-scale energy storage. Plasma provides a wonderful opportunity to control non-equilibrium chemistry not only to enhance combustion at extreme conditions but also to increase the yield and selectivity of e-fuels and material manufacturing and recycling. In this lecture, at first, I will give a brief introduction of electrification for industrial decarbonization and non-equilibrium plasma. Then, e...
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Ammonia, the ‘other’ hydrogen for clean ICE
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Combustion Webinar May 29 2024; Speaker: Prof. Christine Rousselle, University of Orléans The objective to reach neutral carbon footprint in 2050 accelerates the energy transition. Industries and scientists collaborate for developing zero CO2 emission solutions for all energy sectors: power, transport and industry. Hydrogen and hydrogen derived fuels, ‘e-fuels’ will play an important role. Ammo...
Recent progress of radiation modeling in combustion
Просмотров 1382 месяца назад
Combustion Webinar May 16 2024 ; Speaker: Prof. Xinyu Zhao, University of Connecticut Thermal radiation is an important heat transfer mechanism in combustion environment, such as in fire and gas turbine combustors. Emitted and absorbed by participating media such as CO2, H2O, CO and soot, thermal radiation can change temperature distribution, and subsequently impacts ignition and extinction of ...
IMPACT Overview and Research Progress
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Combustion Webinar 04/10/2024; Speaker: Dr. Yuanjiang Pei, Aramco Americas IMPACT (Initiative for Modeling Propulsion And Carbon-neutral Transportation) is an initiative with a focus on the development and demonstration of virtual engine and fuel methodologies to advance sustainable transportation technologies. Commencing its operations in early 2023, IMPACT has garnered significant interest an...
Liquid-fueled Rotating Detonation Engines
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Combustion Webinar 03/29/2024, Speaker: Prof. Venkat Raman, University of Michigan Detonation engines are emerging as a viable pathway for a wide variety of propulsion systems. Of particular interest is the use of liquid fuels, where the interaction between the shock waves and the liquid jets provide the basis of a complex and multi-scale scientific challenge. In this talk, the key physics that...
Renewable methanol spray combustion
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Combustion Webinar 02/23/2024, Speaker: Dr. Lyle Pickett, Sandia National Lab Amongst the candidates for low lifecycle carbon fuels, methanol offers a number of attractive advantages. It may be manufactured with high efficiency using renewable biofuels or electricity, at carbon intensities less than 10% of fossil fuels. Its storage, handling, safety, and transportation are already well establis...
Technical and kinetic challenges in using NH3 as a carbon-free energy carrier
Просмотров 5589 месяцев назад
Combustion Webinar Nov. 29, 2023; Speaker: Peter Glarborg The development of technologies able to burn ammonia has been the focus of research studies since the 60's. The challenges across combustion technologies are similar and include concerns of combustion properties and emissions. Focus has mostly been on the long ignition delay times and low laminar flame speed, but also reactions in the bu...
Diagnostics of sooting laminar counterflow flames
Просмотров 57211 месяцев назад
Combustion Webinar Oct. 27th 2023; Speaker: Yu Wang Soot formation is a classic research topic in the combustion community. Laminar counterflow flames with highly-controllable boundaries are important platforms for fundamental studies of soot formation kinetics. High-fidelity experimental data in these sooting flames play critical roles in the development and validation of soot kinetic models. ...
Accelerating Decarbonization of Transportation and Power Generation Sectors: Leveraging Leadership..
Просмотров 315Год назад
Combustion Webinar Sep. 7, 2023; Speaker: Sibendu Som This is an opportune moment to tackle some previously computationally intractable research questions by leveraging leadership computing and AI techniques. Next-generation spectral element based highly scalable Nek code for Direct Numerical Simulations and wall-resolved Large Eddy Simulations when fused with unique experimental measurements f...
Fan the Flame with Water: Operation of PEM Fuel Cells with Dry Feeds
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Combustion Webinar 06/14/2023, Speakser: Jay Benziger Water management is a major technological problem with Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cells. Bad performance is seen with membranes operating at low relative humidity or with liquid water flooding the fuel cell. Employing model fuel cell reactors that elucidate the basic physics of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) fuel cell reacto...
Development of the shock-tube laminar flame method and its applic. to the study of alternative fuels
Просмотров 870Год назад
Combustion Webinar June 26, 2023, Speaker: Alison Ferris The development of next-generation energy and propulsion systems requires an improved understanding of reaction kinetics and flame propagation dynamics. While extensive experimental flame speed data exist for hydrocarbon fuels across a wide range of pressure and mixture conditions, the practical limits of established experimental methods ...
Ingredients for future internal combustion engines: high tumble, energy assistance and hydrogen
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Combustion Webinar May 4th, 2023; Speaker: Shawn Kook The UNSW Engine Research Laboratory currently focuses on three main areas to meet the increasing demands for more efficient and less carbon dependent internal combustion engines. These include 1) high tumble gasoline engines for electrified cars, 2) energy assisted ignition of renewable fuels for diesel engines and 3) hydrogen-diesel dual di...
Adaptation of Hydrogen and Ammonia to Industry
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Combustion Webinar April 13, 2023; Speaker: Bassam Dally As the world moves to a Circular Carbon Economy mode, fuels such as hydrogen and ammonia have been suggested as alternatives to fossil-based fuels. Intense research efforts are underway to adopt those fuels to the many industrial systems that are currently operated on hydrocarbon fuels. The heavy industry is responsible for a third of CO2...
The Role of Combustion in Wildland Fire Science
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Combustion Webinar April 27, 2023; Speaker: Michael Gollner Large wildfires of increasing frequency and severity threaten local populations and natural resources while contributing carbon emissions into the earth-climate system. Wildland fire is one of the most interdisciplinary fields of combustion science, incorporating expertise from human behavior, atmospheric science, ecology, remote sensi...
Detonation Cell Cycle and Autonomously Propagating Energy Centers (APEX)
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Combustion Webinar March 30, 2023; Speaker: Hai Wang This talk discusses key findings from a recent multi-university collaborative study of gas-phase detonations. We will present numerical simulation results and analyses of the structure of detonation cellular structure focusing on the mechanisms of energy and momentum transfers in a detonation cell cycle. Vorticity generated from the triple-po...
Atomistic-scale simulations of realistic, complex, reactive materials: the ReaxFF method and its app
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Atomistic-scale simulations of realistic, complex, reactive materials: the ReaxFF method and its app
Multiscale Complexities of Turbulent Reacting Flows: from Faster H2-Air Flames to Superspreading Evt
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Multiscale Complexities of Turbulent Reacting Flows: from Faster H2-Air Flames to Superspreading Evt
Probing Fast High Temp. Transformation in Nanoparticles for Energetic Materials, Michael Zachariah
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Probing Fast High Temp. Transformation in Nanoparticles for Energetic Materials, Michael Zachariah
High-fidelity simulation of multi-physics processes in aeronautical combustors, Daniel Mira
Просмотров 7062 года назад
High-fidelity simulation of multi-physics processes in aeronautical combustors, Daniel Mira
New Advances in Ultrashort Pulse Laser Diagnostics for Combustion Imaging
Просмотров 7312 года назад
New Advances in Ultrashort Pulse Laser Diagnostics for Combustion Imaging
Burning metals for carbon-free power
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Burning metals for carbon-free power
Flame stabilization and combustion modes in scramjets
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Flame stabilization and combustion modes in scramjets
Creative Uses for Optical Diagnostics
Просмотров 6582 года назад
Creative Uses for Optical Diagnostics
Intrinsic thermoacoustic feedback and its consequences for combustion noise and combustion dynamics
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Intrinsic thermoacoustic feedback and its consequences for combustion noise and combustion dynamics
Opportunities & challenges in the transformation of high temp. process heat to net-zero CO2 emission
Просмотров 2742 года назад
Opportunities & challenges in the transformation of high temp. process heat to net-zero CO2 emission
Multi-resolution Analysis for Assessment of Turbulent Combustion Models for LES
Просмотров 3982 года назад
Multi-resolution Analysis for Assessment of Turbulent Combustion Models for LES
Multi-regime combustion - Towards integrated inference from numerical and real experiments
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Multi-regime combustion - Towards integrated inference from numerical and real experiments
Is it and should it be the end of combustion research as we know it?
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Is it and should it be the end of combustion research as we know it?
High-Speed Combustion for Hypersonic Propulsion
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
High-Speed Combustion for Hypersonic Propulsion
Direct moment closure approach for turbulent combustion
Просмотров 4372 года назад
Direct moment closure approach for turbulent combustion

Комментарии

  • @DidierGellert
    @DidierGellert 14 дней назад

    Thank you very much, i'd learn a lot... very enlightening !

  • @AKresnyak
    @AKresnyak 26 дней назад

    @t=8:46 "Computationally these things are a night mare." LOL fudge, I'm trying to learn how to sim this. There are now some incredible 3D sims for just detonation waves in a square tube, but they took 10,000,000 CPU core hours per sim to produce. I recently found a paper that reduced 2D sims down to 1600 core hours by separating the 3D injection flow field and producing a probability density function of it. Very cool work.

  • @safiKhan-zl1ri
    @safiKhan-zl1ri 29 дней назад

    Hi sir, Do you need a professional youtube thumbnail designer,?

  • @minhbauluong3040
    @minhbauluong3040 Месяц назад

    Very insightful presentation, thank you very much, Alison Ferris

  • @paulb8505
    @paulb8505 2 месяца назад

    This is very interesting. Thank you for sharing. Is there a way to join these webinars live?

  • @kellynull7099
    @kellynull7099 9 месяцев назад

    Electrolyte hydrogen and oxygen from water. 0 carbon electrical to maniacal. The by product can be condensed back to water and reused just like a air conditioner. A simple spark timing adjustment is all that's needed to convert a gasoline engine to run it. It creates 50% increase in MPG and 50 more HP than gasoline. Been doing it 6 years.

  • @dax3605
    @dax3605 Год назад

    "Promosm"

  • @kengobble5795
    @kengobble5795 Год назад

    Kelly, That was a brilliant presentation that demonstrated some of the facts that I was interested in regarding EV vs. the ICE for an essay that I'm writing. Thank you!

  • @ritdhar6579
    @ritdhar6579 Год назад

    F1 engine produce over 850hp and with the hybrid system more that 1000Hp!

  • @insomnia09
    @insomnia09 Год назад

    Thank you very much, best from Aachen

  • @johnnycomelately6341
    @johnnycomelately6341 Год назад

    Smart idea to introduce hydrogen to mitigate NOx production, I guess by limiting the air nitrogen effect??

    • @kellynull7099
      @kellynull7099 9 месяцев назад

      Add hydrogen and oxygen 2 to 1 . 1 liter per liter size of engine can give you 30% increase in MPG and 50 more HP and tq while removing the carbon from the valves and pistons. Increase life of the engine.

  • @johnnycomelately6341
    @johnnycomelately6341 Год назад

    How did you induce detonation at stoichiometric mixtures and low pressure?

  • @flappingflight8537
    @flappingflight8537 Год назад

    I didn’t get it if TJI require totally earlier spark advance ( in comparison with pure electric spark ignition) angle dew to some delay of building up a pressure in the pre chamber and forming the igniting jets or totally later spark advance angle , dew to the faster completion of the combustion process after the igniting jets has leaved the pre chamber ? Also wasn’t mentioned what’s the favourite type of materials for machining the pre chamber cap? I suppose lower thermal conductivity metals or even ceramics would be better but wanted to hear this by the lecturer . However , thanks for the info!

  • @heniumon
    @heniumon Год назад

    ruclips.net/video/6Xvwsiw7EmI/видео.html

  • @JeffD-z3g
    @JeffD-z3g Год назад

    How to calculate the surface temperature of different material at different speeds in mach of a hypersonic aircraft?

  • @khanyusuf09
    @khanyusuf09 Год назад

    can I have the pdf of this presentation?

  • @dhruvasammeta69
    @dhruvasammeta69 Год назад

    Thank you for this amazing beginner/base introduction to this topic.

  • @dekkalavinay9625
    @dekkalavinay9625 2 года назад

    This was a really wonderful webinar. I would like to join your group after getting motivated through this webinar.

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    Its safe its gext gen submersibles its blah blah genocide

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    I call it combustion air but its plasma feed gas . Because it takes 1000 years

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    Then add more power dumby or smaller particles. Its anwmergency we need clean energy yesterdays wtf

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    And probably ozone as a plasma feed gas . Right ?

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    So with a very basic idea of combustion hotter flame smaller particles. You need a big welder and tiny nanoparticles. Safire .

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 2 года назад

    The Safire experiment

  • @24haikus
    @24haikus 2 года назад

    terrific presentation, I salute your ambitious and responsible effort

  • @caterpillar-l5q
    @caterpillar-l5q 2 года назад

    World need to do more research on biofuel and ethanol production, and need more research on ethanol ice engine

  • @harishsubramaniangopal6463
    @harishsubramaniangopal6463 2 года назад

    I have already watched this atleast 50 times. So good. Thank you Wolfgang !

  • @rezayousefi5705
    @rezayousefi5705 2 года назад

    its great thanks for informations

  • @seogabonotjah6555
    @seogabonotjah6555 2 года назад

    agreed, no wonder we stop the development of it. as multisolution in future with synfuel and hybrid that would be great in electrification era. if you get the logics electric motor is already on 90% efficiencies they still developed it, why we stop combustion engine that still on 30-40% (with hybridisation) efficiencies only in sake of tailpipe emission.

  • @wagneralvesmoreira3084
    @wagneralvesmoreira3084 2 года назад

    your videos are very good and have a wide message thank you

  • @seogabonotjah6555
    @seogabonotjah6555 2 года назад

    true, engine never die. with hybridization and synfuel

  • @seogabonotjah6555
    @seogabonotjah6555 2 года назад

    nuclear fission had the insane amount of energy, saw that 1 pellet can hold up to 140 galon of gas energy amounts. however radioactive waste aftertreatment, fuel system+complexity, maintanance engine/fuel-cell/electrical reactor component cost, and safety is my consideration. my ideas is develop newtype of free-polution carbon-neutral liquid fuel with true P/R/HCCI+another novel engine tech with electrified tech that would be better.

  • @trs05
    @trs05 2 года назад

    Nice talk.

  • @umutcanyagc5593
    @umutcanyagc5593 2 года назад

    Great webinar, thank you for presentation Li Qiao 👏🏻

  • @PiKei-s8z
    @PiKei-s8z 2 года назад

    Thank you for the interesting lecture, that is sad that a lot of People are just fanatics of a new "green" deal and they have no idea about the reality...

  • @mohamedalsharweni1974
    @mohamedalsharweni1974 2 года назад

    this is incredibly valuable!

  • @unverozkol
    @unverozkol 2 года назад

    No sound here

  • @sathishkumar-pl2ri
    @sathishkumar-pl2ri 2 года назад

    Can you list some other ways of reducing instability

  • @jean-pierredevent970
    @jean-pierredevent970 3 года назад

    This is a place for engineers I see.. Excellent and so perhaps anyone here knows please if it would be possible to use a organic Rankine cycle turbine with hypercritical CO2 or better perhaps liquid nitrogen to capture energy from waste heat. I am not thinking as first preference at a real organic low T boiling point fluid or even at ammonia as working fluid but at liquid nitrogen because in such case, once the gas leaves the turbine, it could be dumped in the atmosphere. Further,, it would also be possible to mix clean warm exhaust directly with liquid nitrogen while otherwise a heat transfer is needed with some loss, I guess and as already said also a recondensation and recollecting of the organic fluid which makes the installation more expensive and complex. This (of course not found by me) LN concept seems at first impression so simple that it should even work at small scale with perhaps a turbine of teflon. You will ask where that liquid nitrogen then comes from and yes, this is the weak point. We first need a cheaper way to liquefy air/nitrogen I think. Perhaps it is possible to use the rotation of a wind mill to mechanically compress the air which would make it then easier to liquefy I guess. Long ago, ammonia was used for cooling and I even don't know it also couldn't be used in some interesting way to pre-cool the air.

  • @avilpsc
    @avilpsc 3 года назад

    precursors technology will work for unstable rockets..

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Totally awesome work. Praying for God to put ease in all your affairs, reward you and guide your heart. Thanks so much for sharing the presentation.

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Great talk, thanks a lot

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot for your presentation

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Thanks for great presentation

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot for your presentation

  • @bassamabdelnabi3117
    @bassamabdelnabi3117 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot, great talk

  • @nxgrs74
    @nxgrs74 3 года назад

    1) By reflecting away 30% of ISR the albedo, which would not exist w/o the atmosphere/GHGs, renders the earth cooler than it would be without that atmosphere like that reflective panel set behind the windshield. Remove the atmosphere/GHGs and the earth would become much like the Moon and Mercury, a barren rock with a 0.1 albedo, 20% more kJ/h, hot^3 on the lit side, cold^3 on the dark. Nikolov, Kramm (U of AK) and UCLA Diviner mission all tacitly agree. 2) the GHG up/down welling, “trapping”/”back” radiating/delaying/intercepting, 100 % efficient, perpetual warming loop requires "extra" energy which according to RGHE theory comes from 3) the terrestrial surface radiating "extra" energy as a LWIR ideal black body which 4) cannot happen because of the non-radiative heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmospheric molecules and as demonstrated by experiment, the gold standard of classical science: principia-scientific.org/debunking-the-greenhouse-gas-theory-with-a-boiling-water-pot/ 1+2+3+4 = 0 Greenhouse Effect + 0 Greenhouse gas warming + 0 man caused climate change.

  • @umedina98
    @umedina98 3 года назад

    Thanks for uploading the webinars, this talks are simply amazing!

  • @cwong9241
    @cwong9241 3 года назад

    May I please ask will you upload the recording of Prof. Jackie Chen lecture on 13th of Feb 2021? Many thanks

  • @vedantpatil7839
    @vedantpatil7839 3 года назад

    Hey , is there any chances of hydrogen ic engine comeback in the future

    • @seogabonotjah6555
      @seogabonotjah6555 3 года назад

      maybe , toyota using it with endurance racing in corolla form , it finished the racing

    • @Appletank8
      @Appletank8 Год назад

      The biggest obstacles to clean hydrogen generation is that making it is more costly (inefficiencies in electrolysis), in transportation (high pressure, cooling requirements), and in infrastructure (storage tanks have to be more robust than just gasoline). Also, there's somewhat of a daily limit in how many cars it can refuel, since the expansion of hydrogen gas into tanks reduces temperature, and can create ice. which is a bit problematic.