342 Combustion Kinetics and Emissions II


Description:
This session focuses on formation of pollutants, e.g. nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, trace metals and soot, during combustion as well as mitigation of pollutants. Technical presentations will include experimental and modeling studies of combustion processes such as oxy-combustion, gas turbine combustion etc. Topics covered will include, but not limited to, kinetics of pollutant formation, measurements of pollutants, developing new models to predict pollutant chemistry and emissions. Pollutants formed from various fuels, e.g. coal, natural gas, syngas and biomass will be of interest.

Sponsor:
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division
Co-Sponsor(s):
Environmental Division (09), Advances in Fossil Energy R&D (TE), Fossil Fuels & CCS (T4G)


Chair:
Erdem Sasmaz
Research Assist. Prof.
University of South Carolina
Chemical Engineering
541 Main Street
Columbia, SC
29201
Email: sasmaz@cec.sc.edu

Co-Chair:
Bihter Padak
Assistant Professor
University of South Carolina
Chemical Engineering
541 Main St. Horizon I, Room 140
Columbia, SC
29208
Email: padak@cec.sc.edu


Papers:
342a
Large Eddy Simulation of Soot Formation in Oxy-Coal Combustion
David O. Lignell, Brigham Young University; Alexander J Josephson, Brigham Young University; Benjamin Isaac, University of Utah, Institute for Clean and Secure Energy; Kamron Brinkerhoff, Brigham Young University
342b
Ash Aerosol and Deposition Formation during High Temperature Oxy-Combustion of Petroleum Coke
Yueming Wang, University of Utah; Xiaolong Li, University of Utah; Huimin Liu, North China Electric Power University; Jost O. L. Wendt, University of Utah
342c
Mercury Oxidation over Cu-SSZ-13 Catalysts under Flue Gas Conditions
Michael Royko, University of South Carolina; Benjamin Galloway, University of South Carolina; Erdem Sasmaz, University of South Carolina; Bihter Padak, University of South Carolina
Break
342e
Mediated Oxycombustion with Integrated Uncoupled Oxygen Supply  (MOBIUS)
Adam Sims, Southern Illinois University; Kanchan Mondal, Southern Illinois University
342f
Mobility Size and Effective Density of Carbonaceous Aerosols
Georgios A. Kelesidis, Particle Technology Laboratory, Institute of Process Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering, ETH Zurich; Eirini Goudeli, University of Minnesota; Sotiris E. Pratsinis, ETH Zurich
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