Global emissions can be significantly reduced with the use of zero-carbon emission fuels.
Ammonia is now at the center of attention because of its promise as a carbon-free energy …

In recent years, ammonia has shown great potential for future green fuel. However,
ammonia combustion is a challenging task due to its narrow flammability limit, low flame …

This article presents the design and development of a can-type gas turbine combustor
operating in flameless combustion mode with liquid fuels. The combustor operates with …

In the past 3 decades or so, the innovative combustion technologies associated with so-
called “moderate and intense low-oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion” have been …

This paper presents investigations with asymmetric liquid fuel injection (kerosene and
biodiesel) into a combustor operating in MILD (moderate or intense low oxygen dilution) …

Flameless combustion regime has been considered one of the most promising types of
combustion in the 21st century. Different studies have been conducted to evaluate its …

All global decarbonization strategies increase the importance of biodiesels in the future.
Presently, three representative biodiesels: coconut, oil palm, and waste cooking oil, were …

Distributed combustion offers ultra-low pollutant emission, low susceptibility of
thermoacoustic instabilities, and is highly fuel flexible, being an ideal choice for, eg, boilers …

The ongoing energy revolution demands a drastic change in energy carriers used, which
especially stresses the industry and transportation, where combustion seems to have no …

It was recently demonstrated that distributed combustion is accessible outside the MILD
combustion regime without needing inner or outer flue gas recirculation. The Mixture …