...://tvnz.co.nz/technology-news/air-nz-biofuel-test-flight-success-2431806 Dagaut , P. , and Cathonnet , M. , 2006 , “ The Ignition, Oxidation, and Combustion of Kerosene: A Review of Experimental and Kinetic Modeling ,” Prog. Energy Combust. Sci. 0360-1285 , 32 , pp. 48 – 92 . 10.1016/j.pecs...

...T. Srinivas; A. V. S. S. K. S. Gupta; B. V. Reddy Biomass gasification involves the production of a gaseous fuel by partial oxidation of a solid fuel. Clean synthesis (syn) gas, produced from partial combustion of biomass, can be burnt in a gas turbine combustion chamber to run a biomass based...

... fluid. However, de-oxygenated air often still contains up to 5% oxygen by volume. This residual oxygen can react with oil during the drilling process, thereby forming potentially hazardous oxidized hydrocarbons and compromising the safety of drilling operations. This article examines the conditions...

... recirculation not only reduces nitric oxides emissions and increases convective heat transfer rates, but reduces local flame temperatures such that the flames become almost invisible for a human eye. This combustion regime is called flameless oxidation. Gasunie’s interest in this technique of flameless...

... is not only to capture CO 2 in the stage of combustion, but also to increase thermal efficiency of the power plant. The chemical-looping combustor in the proposed system consists of a fuel reactor (fuel reacts with metal oxide) and an air reactor (the resulting metal reacts with oxygen in air). This new...

... and predict jet fuel oxidation and the resulting surface deposition. Detailed multi-dimensional numerical simulations are useful in understanding interactions between the fluid dynamics and fuel chemistry. Unfortunately, the detailed simulation of an entire fuel system is impractical. One-dimensional...