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The 1st International Workshop on Near-Limit Flames

July 29, 2017 - July 30, 2017
Host: Yiguang Ju yju@princeton.edu

To meet the goals of the Paris Agreement, limiting global warming to 2C above pre-industrial levels, CO2 emissions from combustion power generation need to be reduced. Biofuels and advanced engine technologies such as supercritical combustion, low temperature combustion, oxyfuel combustion, pressure gain combustion, microscale combustion, and plasma assisted combustion have great potential to improve combustion efficiency and reduction emissions. The drastic changes in fuels and the extreme engine operation conditions will significantly change the flame regimes and dynamics at near limit conditions. As such, it is necessary to advance fundamental understanding of near limit flame dynamics at extreme conditions for co-optimization of engine and fuel design.

The workshop aims to discuss the recent progress and challenges and to formulating future collaborations in theoretical, computational, and experimental studies of near limit flame dynamics in the areas such as,

*Combustion instability

*Engine knocking and detonation

*Fires and explosion

*High pressure and supercritical combustion

*Low temperature combustion and cool flames

*Microscale combustion

*Oxyfuel combustion and new combustion technologies

*Plasma assisted combustion

Venue
Boston University
Photonics Building
8 St. Mary's Street
Boston , MA 02215 United States of America
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Section: USA Eastern States
http://www.princeton.edu/~yju/1st_near-limit-flames_workshop.html
Files
the-1st-international-workshop-on-near-limit-flames_flyer.pdf

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