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Combustion phenomena and their modeling.
Journal of the Fuel Society of Japan, 1985 Current status and outlook concerning modeling in combustion systems are described. Because of complexity of the phenomena, combustion has hardly been understood in terms of the intrinsic fundamental processes. Thus modeling techniques are indispensable from academic interest as well as practical point of view.
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A pilot study on constructing a Scottish sectoral CO2 emissions account [PDF]
, 2003 To calculate polluting emissions, the Scottish economy was divided into 76 sectors and the pollution attributable to each sector was estimated. We used emission/output ratios for the UK, but then further adjusted estimated Scottish emissions, using the ...
Turner, K.
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PHYSICAL AND NUMERICAL MODELLING OF HEAT-FLOW PROCESSES IN TANGENTIALLY PULVERIZED FUEL-FIRED BOILER
TASK Quarterly, 2003 The paper presents results of three-dimensional physical modelling and computer simulations of fluid-flow structures, mixing and combustion processes in a 125MW tangentially fuel-fired boiler and additional fuel – natural gas.
JACEK BARAŃSKI +2 more
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Propulsion and EnergyWith the rapid advancement of computing power and significant progress in machine learning (ML) algorithms, ML has shown immense potential across a wide range of fields, particularly in simulation, experimental analysis, and condition monitoring.
Da Mo +5 more
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A data-driven multi-level simulation framework for ammonia-syngas combustion
Chemical Engineering Journal AdvancesZero-carbon ammonia and renewable low-carbon syngas fuels offer a promising pathway to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future. Combustion of ammonia-syngas blends may address the limitations of each fuel, enabling simultaneous reductions in ...
Zhihao Xing +2 more
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Analysis of extinction in a non-premixed turbulent flame using large eddy simulation and the chemical explosion mode analysis [PDF]
, 2015 Dodoulas, IA, Navarro-Martinez, S
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Opposed-Flow Flame Spreading in Reduced Gravity [PDF]
Experimental results obtained in drop towers and in Space Shuttle based experiments coupled with modelling efforts are beginning to provide information that is allowing an understanding to be developed of the physics of opposed-flow flame spread at ...
Altenkirch, Robert A. +3 more
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Numerical models for the phenomenological study of flameless combustion
Ingeniería e Investigación, 2009 Flameless combustion is a technique which offers environmental advantages such as lower than 100 ppm NOx and CO emis- sions due to below 200 K temperature gradients. Flameless combustion also supplies higher than 70% energy efficiency.
Bernardo Argemiro Herrera Múnera +2 more
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Valve recession: From experiment to predictive model
, 2004 Increasing demands on engine performance and cost reductions have meant that advances made in materials and production technology are often outpaced This frequently results in wear problems occurring with engine components.
Brooks, A. +3 more
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