The argon power cycle: a new approach to engine design
Max Peters defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on May 20th.
Analyzing micron-sized iron particles in a Jet-in-Hot-Coflow burner
Jesse Hameete defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on May 16th.
This professor unleashed the power of iron powder as a fuel
In the Innovation Maestros series, Professor Philip de Goey was interviewed about the development of a new, circular and green way to store…
Simulating hydrogen combustion for cleaner engines with argon
Alessandro Ballatore defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on May 14th.
Simulating spray atomization and combustion within large marine engines
Andrea Di Matteo defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on May 9th.
Stabilizing burners to prevent thermoacoustic instability for quieter combustion appliances
Hamed F. Ganji defended his PhD thesis with the distinction cum laude at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on April 2nd.
The development of iron powder boilers for industrial use
Niek van Rooij defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on February 28th.
Understanding iron flames by measuring their burning velocity
Mark Hulsbos defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on December 19th.
Understanding bubble dynamics to enhance efficiency in hydrogen electrolysis
Faeze Khalighi defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on December 16th.
Understanding the thermo-acoustic stability in burners
Vertika Saxena defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on December 5th.
Combustion insights and emission reductions of iron powder
Aravind Ravi defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on November 8th.
New Insights into the combustion of iron powder
Leon Thijs defended his PhD thesis with the distinction cum laude at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on September 19th.