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From Fuels to Emissions: Fundamentals of Conversion and Reductions

This session will encompass emissions from conventional combustion systems, for example, soot, NOx, and sulfur dioxides. Conventional and unconventional fuels, such as biofuels, will be considered.

Presentations

8:30 AM
(218a) Applications of a Micropyrolysis Index (MPI) towards Molecular Engineering of Fuels
8:50 AM
(218b) Deep Desulphurization of Transportation Fuels with Nanoreactions
9:10 AM
(218c) Role of the Soot Main Precursors in the Psds for Premixed Ethylene and Benzene Flames
9:30 AM
(218d) Application Vapor Dispersion Model of Natural Gas and Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) System to Estimate the Methane Gas Emission and Establish Correlation Between the Temperature and Concentration of the Dispersed Gas
9:50 AM
(218e) Breakdown Mechanisms for Methyl-Esters
10:10 AM
(218f) Rules to Select Solvents for Scrubbing CO2 from Fossil Power Stations
10:30 AM
(218g) Clustering of Nano-Sized Carbon Particles Using Atomistic and Coarse-Grained Molecular Dynamics Simulations

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