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13th International Workshop on Premixed Turbulent Flames Friday July 27, 2012, from 15:00 to 19:00 hours Room 105, Institute
of Heat Engineering, Faculty of Power and Aeronautical
Engineering, Street: Nowowiejska 21/25, Warsaw University
of Technology (see map below) *************************************************************************************************** The
International Workshop on Premixed Turbulent Flames is held every two years
as a "satellite" meeting of the International Combustion Symposium.
Goal - To provide an open forum to discuss
fundamental experimental and computational
research on premixed turbulent flames. Format -
We encourage open discussion, presentations are limited to 10 minutes Website - http://energy.lbl.gov/aet/combustion/workshop/workshop.html Warsaw Workshop
organizers: Friedrich
Dinkelacker,
Leibniz Universität Hannover, dinkelacker@itv.uni-hannover.de James
F. Driscoll, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
USA, jamesfd@umich.edu Ömer L. Gülder, University of Toronto, Canada ogulder@utias.utoronto.ca Registration Fee: please bring either 62 eur
or $ 80 US or 257 PLN which will cover
Saturday lunch, two coffee breaks and room rental Map showing the
location: see arrow
Previous workshops were held
at: Berkeley 1988 Cambridge
2000 Paris 1990 Tokyo
2002 Sydney 1992 Evanston
2004 San Diego 1994 Mainz 2006 Naples 1996 Montreal
2008 Boulder 1998 Beijing 2010 Previous program organizers: Robert Cheng, LBL and Fred Gouldin,
Cornell Univ. Some items that we plan to discuss: 1. Comparisons
of different modeling approaches for PTF 2. Regimes
of turbulent combustion, new concepts 3. Possible
interactions with the TNF workshop and the TNF database 4. Tabulation
of DNS data in the PTF Database 5. New
laser diagnostics – heat release, flamelet
structure, movies, etc. 6. What
can we decide for certain, what is still a research issue ? 7.
Progress/expansion of the PTF Database Agenda
of the Previous Workshop 12th
International Workshop August 7-8, 2010 Saturday August
7, 2010 8:30 am Registration 9:00 Partially-Premixed
Combustion Discussion
leader: Friedrich Dinkelacker 9:00-9:15 Partially premixed flames with
local quenching, Xue-Song
Bai, Lund University 9:15-9:25 Discussion period 9:25-9:40 Interactions in partially premixed flames
from kHz measurements, Adam Steinberg, DLR 9:40-9:50 Discussion period 9:50-10:05 Future Directions of Partially Premixed
Turbulent Flame Research, Jim Driscoll, University of Michigan 10:05-10:15 Discussion period Coffee break 10:45 Preferential
Diffusion and Hydrogen Discussion
Leader: Ömer
Gülder 10:45-11:00 Implications of
an effective Lewis number approach for premixed turbulent fuel mixtures, Friedrich Dinkelacker,
Hannover University 11:00—11:10 Discussion period 11:10:-11:25 Modeling
hydrogen combustion in turbulent flames, Guillaume Blanquert,
Cal Tech 11:25-11:35 Discussion period 11:35-11:50 Modeling
of preferential diffusion effects in turbulent premixed combustion, Rob Bastiaans,
Eindhoven University 11:50-12:00 Discussion period 12:00 – 1:30 Lunch 1:30 Comparisons
of Simulations to Experiments
Discussion Leader: Jim
Driscoll 1:30-1:45 Comparisons of subfiliter-scale models for LES to available experimental
data, Clinton Groth and Ömer Gülder, University of
Toronto 1:45-1:55 Discussion period 1:55-2:10 Turbulence
enhancement of NOx in a low-swirl lean hydrogen
flame, Marc Day, LBL 2:10-2:20 Discussion period 2:20-2:35 Validation of some
algebraic reaction models for hydrogen enriched low-swirl premixed flames, Bhuvaneswaran Manickam,
Hannover University 2:35-2:45
Discussion period 3:15 Swirl, Bluff-Body, Pebble Bed Flames Discussion Leader: Xue-Song Bai 3:15-3:30 Impact of hydrogen and increasing pressure
on flame structure for low swirl flames,
Albert
Ratner, University of Iowa 3:30-3-40 Discussion period 3:40-3:55 Turbulent premixed combustion
in a packed pebble bed at high pressure,
Hideaki Kobayashi, Tohoku University 3:55-4:05 Discussion period 4:05-4:20 Visualization of
blow-off events in bluff-body stabilized turbulent premixed flames, James Kariuki,
University of Cambridge 4:20-4:30 Discussion period Sunday August 8,
2010 9:00 Various
Topics Discussion Leader:
TBD 9:00-9:15 A simple model for evaluating conditioned
velocities in premixed turbulent flames, Andrei Lipatnikov, Chalmers University 9:15-9:25 Discussion period 9:25-9:40 Local-consumption speed of
premixed flames - non-locality effects,
Santosh Hemchandra,
Aachen University 9:40-9:50 Discussion period 9:50-10:05 Experimental Investigation
of Thermo-acoustics Instabilities in a Premixed Laboratory Combustor, Min Zhu, Tsinghua
University 10:05-10:15 Discussion period 10:15-10:30 Distributed
premixed hydrogen flames in the laboratory, Andy Aspden,
LBL 10:30-12:00 General Discussion: Progress/expansion
of the PTF Database Possible
interactions with the TNF workshop and the TNF database What
can we decide for certain, what is still a research issue ? |
