Incomplete combustion is the main source of airborne soot, which has negative impacts on public health and the environment. Understanding the morphological and chemical …
To reduce the emissions of internal combustion engines, ceria-based catalysts have been widely investigated as possible alternatives to the more expensive noble metals. In the …
Ship engines in the open ocean and Arctic typically combust heavy fuel oil (HFO), resulting in light-absorbing particulate matter (PM) emissions that have been attributed to black …
X Hu, Z Yu, L Chen, Y Huang, C Zhang, F Salehi… - Combustion and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Aircraft engine soot emissions have been a growing concern because of their adverse impacts on global climate and human health. In this study, soot emissions from a Jet-Stirred …
MN Ess, K Vasilatou - Aerosol Science and Technology, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Flame-generated soot from miniCAST burners is increasingly being used in academia and industry as engine exhaust soot surrogate for atmospheric studies and instrument …
KC Le, C Lefumeux, T Pino - Combustion and Flame, 2022 - Elsevier
In this work, online spontaneous Raman spectroscopy was applied to study the soot inception and growth zones of a low pressure premixed ethylene/oxygen flame. Firstly, we …
X Shi, W Qian, S Li, S Shuai - Fuel, 2024 - Elsevier
Ammonia, as a non-carbon fuel, has been regarded as an alternative fuel for combustion. In this investigation, the effect of ammonia on the soot properties such as morphology …
The mass absorption cross-section (MAC) of combustion-generated soot is used in pollution and emissions measurements to quantify the mass concentration of soot and in atmospheric …
Soot formed in flames hotter than conventional combustion applications is expected to undergo unique formation processes and develop a carbon structure distinct from typical …