Future Internal Combustion Engines and their Fuels
Department of Engineering Science
University of Oxford
12 September 2012
The Autumn Meeting of The Combustion Institute (British Section) will take place in the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford on 12 September 2012. The one-day meeting will review the challenges posed by engines with increased specific output and changing fuel supplies. The AGM for the Combustion Institute will also take place during the meeting, and all members are encouraged to attend.
Speakers include John Williams (BP), JWG Turner (Lotus and C Salamon, Jaguar Cars), Gautam Kalghatgi, (Aramco), Markus Kraft (Cambridge), Andreas Kolbeck (FEV), Roger Cracknell (Shell) and Denis Gill (AVL). See full programme here.
The registration form is here.
Poster Session
A poster session will be held during the meeting, and a prize will be awarded to the best contribution. Poster abstracts for prize consideration should be emailed to richard.stone@eng.ox.ac.uk by 1 September, 2012.
Directions to the meeting
The meeting is in the Department of Engineering Science Thom Building, LR1. The registration desk will be by Reception which is on the 1st floor level and accessible via an external staircase.
Parking spaces are very limited and only available to those with a specific need.
Visitors are recommended to use public transport. Watereaton Park and Ride is most likely to have spaces, and there is a bus stop immediately South of the Department.
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Wednesday, 27 June 2012
Monday, 25 July 2011
AGM meeting on Clean Coal at University of Leeds Sept 6
The Autumn meeting and AGM of The Combustion Institute (British Section) will be held on Tuesday 6th September 2011 at the School of Process, Environmental and Materials Engineering (SPEME), Engineering Building, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT. The organisers are: Alan Williams (A.Williams@leeds.ac.uk) and Kevin Hughes, (K.J.Hughes@leeds.ac.uk). The AGM for the Combustion Institute will also take place during the meeting, and all members are encouraged to attend. A poster session will be held during the meeting and an award made to the best contribution. Poster abstracts should be emailed to the organisers by the 26th of August.
For a map of the location of the Engineering Building (No. 48) and for car parking facilities, please consult this map, the appropriate entrance to the Engineering building is the main entrance located on Clarendon Road approximately 30 yards from the junction with Woodhouse Lane. There is virtually no free parking in the vicinity of the Engineering building, surrounding roads are mostly “pay and display”, or for a £5 fee there is limited space in the University Visitor car park (main entrance), or there is a multistorey
car park approximately 0.5 miles south of the Engineering Building, adjacent to the inner ring road.
The following registration fees are payable (it covers the cost of the meeting, lunch and refreshments)
On or before 2nd September:
£60 Member of Combustion Institute or IOP Combustion Physics Group
£25 Student members, or retired members
£95 Non members (see Membership Form here)
£45 Student/Retired non-members (see Membership Form here)
After 2nd September:
£80 Member of Combustion Institute or IOP Combustion Physics Group
£45 Student members, or retired members
£110 Non members (see Membership Form here)
£65 Student/Retired non-members (see Membership Form here)
For registration, send your Name, Address, Tel, and email, together with a cheques payable to "The Combustion Institute" to Dr K.J. Hughes, Centre for Computational Fluid Dynamics, SPEME, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT, no later than 2nd September 2011.
Programme
10.15 Registration and coffee
10.45 Welcome
10:50 "Clean coal" by Dr Nigel Burdett, Drax Power Ltd.
11:20 "Impact of CO2 on devolatilisation and char burn-out in oxyfuel combustion: a drop tube furnace study", by Prof Colin Snape, University of Nottingham
11:50 "Coal with CCS – When, where and what?" by Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Edinburgh
12:20 Lunch & Posters
13:00 AGM
13:45 "Doosan Power Systems OxyCoal™ Product" by Mr Gerry Hesselman, Doosan Power Systems
14:15 "Chemical looping" by Dr John Dennis, University of Cambridge
14.45 "Modelling challenges for oxy-fuel combustion" by Dr Alessandro Pranzitelli,
University of Leeds
15:10 "Co-firing" by Prof John Oakey, Cranfield University
15:35 "Temperature measurements inside coal particles during their pyrolysis or devolatilisation in an electrically heated fluidised bed" by Prof Allan Hayhurst, University of Cambridge
16:05 "Particle Emissions from Biomass Combustion" by Prof Jim Swithenbank, University of Sheffield
16:30 tea & close
For a map of the location of the Engineering Building (No. 48) and for car parking facilities, please consult this map, the appropriate entrance to the Engineering building is the main entrance located on Clarendon Road approximately 30 yards from the junction with Woodhouse Lane. There is virtually no free parking in the vicinity of the Engineering building, surrounding roads are mostly “pay and display”, or for a £5 fee there is limited space in the University Visitor car park (main entrance), or there is a multistorey
car park approximately 0.5 miles south of the Engineering Building, adjacent to the inner ring road.
The following registration fees are payable (it covers the cost of the meeting, lunch and refreshments)
On or before 2nd September:
£60 Member of Combustion Institute or IOP Combustion Physics Group
£25 Student members, or retired members
£95 Non members (see Membership Form here)
£45 Student/Retired non-members (see Membership Form here)
After 2nd September:
£80 Member of Combustion Institute or IOP Combustion Physics Group
£45 Student members, or retired members
£110 Non members (see Membership Form here)
£65 Student/Retired non-members (see Membership Form here)
For registration, send your Name, Address, Tel, and email, together with a cheques payable to "The Combustion Institute" to Dr K.J. Hughes, Centre for Computational Fluid Dynamics, SPEME, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT, no later than 2nd September 2011.
Programme
10.15 Registration and coffee
10.45 Welcome
10:50 "Clean coal" by Dr Nigel Burdett, Drax Power Ltd.
11:20 "Impact of CO2 on devolatilisation and char burn-out in oxyfuel combustion: a drop tube furnace study", by Prof Colin Snape, University of Nottingham
11:50 "Coal with CCS – When, where and what?" by Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Edinburgh
12:20 Lunch & Posters
13:00 AGM
13:45 "Doosan Power Systems OxyCoal™ Product" by Mr Gerry Hesselman, Doosan Power Systems
14:15 "Chemical looping" by Dr John Dennis, University of Cambridge
14.45 "Modelling challenges for oxy-fuel combustion" by Dr Alessandro Pranzitelli,
University of Leeds
15:10 "Co-firing" by Prof John Oakey, Cranfield University
15:35 "Temperature measurements inside coal particles during their pyrolysis or devolatilisation in an electrically heated fluidised bed" by Prof Allan Hayhurst, University of Cambridge
16:05 "Particle Emissions from Biomass Combustion" by Prof Jim Swithenbank, University of Sheffield
16:30 tea & close
Thursday, 2 September 2010
Autumn Meeting 2010: Gas Turbine Combustion
The Autumn meeting of The Combustion Institute (British Section) will take place at the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. The one-day meeting will cover current research in industry and academia related to problems in gas turbine combustion. The AGM for the Combustion Institute will also take place during the meeting, and all members are encouraged to attend. A poster session will be held during the meeting, and a prize will be awarded to the best contribution.
For registration and information, please check the meeting website at http://www-g.eng.cam.ac.uk/gtcombustion/cibs/.
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