• Past Seminars
Fuel anti-knock quality and fuel requirements of future SI engines
Dr Gautam Kalghatgi (Shell Global Solutions)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 17th September 2008
Reaction Mechanism Generation (RNG) and the PrIMe Database
Greg Magoon (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 18th July 2008
From Novel Fuels to NanoParticle Formation: a Multiscale Computational Approach
Dr Angela Violi (University of Michigan)
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
16:00, 5th June 2008
Intermolecular Potential Calculations for Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons Clusters
Dr Houston Miller (George Washington University)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
16:00, 28th May 2008
Soot Seminar
Dr Sven Kureti (Universität Karlsruhe (TH))
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
11:00, 14th November 2007
Modelling and simulation of sooting flames
Picture of Abhijeet Raj Abhijeet Raj
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:00, 24th October 2007
Strategies to control combustion in HCCI engines: Modelling Investigations
Picture of Ali Aldawood Ali M. Aldawood
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:30, 24th October 2007
Journal Club - Modelling Theme
Picture of Richard West Richard H. West
LT2, Department of Chemical Engineering
13:00, 14th September 2007
Developing Chemical Kinetic Mechanisms for Hydrocarbon Fuels, Including Aromatic Species
Hongzhi R. Zhang (ICSE, University of Utah)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 24th July 2007
Journal Club - Modelling Theme
Picture of Christopher Handscomb Christopher S. Handscomb
LT2, Department of Chemical Engineering
13:00, 13th July 2007
Experimental and modelling investigations of (turbulent and laminar) multiphase flows
Dr Daniele Marchisio (Politechnico di Torino)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
10:00, 5th July 2007
Micro-macro-interactions and transport processes of dense particle systems
Professor Stefan Heinrich (University of Magdeburg)
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 26th June 2007
A stochastic reactor model for simulating direct injection HCCI engines
Picture of Haiyun Su Haiyun Su
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:30, 20th June 2007
Modelling the combustion synthesis of TiO2 nanoparticles
Picture of Richard West Richard H. West
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:30, 6th June 2007
Multidimensional modelling of granulation
Picture of Andreas Braumann Andreas Braumann
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:30, 6th June 2007
The lattice-Boltzmann method for non-Newtonian and non-equilibrium flows
Picture of Alexander Vikhansky Alexander Vikhansky (Department of Engineering, Queen Mary, University of London)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 6th June 2007
Modelling drying and particle formation in spray towers
Picture of Christopher Handscomb Christopher S. Handscomb
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:30, 9th May 2007
Modelling soot and carbon nanotube formation
Picture of Matthew Celnik Matthew S. Celnik
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
15:30, 2nd May 2007
Modelling Titanium Dioxide
Picture of Richard West Richard H. West
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 25th April 2007
Modelling Shell Formation When Drying Droplets Containing Suspended Solids
Picture of Christopher Handscomb Christopher S. Handscomb
LT1, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 20th April 2007
Simplistic Soot Modelling Applied to IC Engines
Picture of Alvaro Carballo Garcia Alvaro Carballo Garcia
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 29th March 2007
A CFD based Numerical Study of Controlled Auto-Ignition Combustion in Port and Direct Fuel Injection Gasoline Engines
Picture of Li Cao Li Cao
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 9th February 2007
Reduced chemical kinetics for combustion and ignition
Holger Niemann (Bosch Engineering GmbH)
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 27th June 2005
New stochastic simulation algorithms, and applications in coagulation processes and porous flow simulation
Professor Karl Sabelfeld (WIAS Berlin)
LT2, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 24th June 2005
A Monte Carlo method for sensitivity analysis of population balance equations
Picture of Alexander Vikhansky Alexander Vikhansky
Board Room, Department of Chemical Engineering
14:00, 5th February 2005