The development of better laser-based experimental methods and the fast rise in computer
power has created an unprecedented shift in turbulent combustion research. The range of …

A major goal of combustion research is to develop accurate, tractable, predictive models for
the phenomena occurring in combustion devices, which predominantly involve turbulent …

In the design of practical combustion systems, ensuring safety and reliability is an important
requirement. For instance, reliably avoiding lean blowout, flame flashback or inlet unstart is …

In this work, a methodology for the tabulation of combustion mechanisms via Artificial Neural
Networks (ANNs) is presented. The objective of the methodology is to train the ANN using …

A new machine learning methodology is proposed for speeding up thermochemistry
computations in simulations of turbulent combustion. The approach is suited to a range of …

Confined short turbulent swirling premixed and non-premixed methane and heptane spray
flames stabilized on an axisymmetric bluff body in a square enclosure have been examined …

The advances in computing power and numerical schemes allow Large Eddy Simulation
(LES) to use more detailed turbulent combustion models as well as to be applied to real gas …

The paper describes the results of a comprehensive study of turbulent mixing, fuel spray
dispersion and evaporation and combustion in a gas-turbine combustor geometry (the DLR …

Complying with stringent pollutant emission regulations requires a strong optimization of
modern gas turbine combustors, for which Large Eddy Simulation (LES) is a promising tool …

With the increase in computational power in the last decade and the forthcoming Exascale
supercomputers, a new horizon in computational modelling and simulation is envisioned in …