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University of Sheffield Other PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 95 University of Sheffield Other PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

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CFD modelling and advanced burner designs

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
A substantial amount of current activity on oxyfuel combustion capture is still at the conceptual design stage, encompassing a broad range of fuels and power systems, including the development of alternative system configurations that maximize overall efficiency and minimize estimated capital and operating costs. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof D Ingham
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Integration of renewables into energy systems-forecasting model development and analysis

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
With the introduction of legal binding emission reduction targets, power systems across the world will have to be decarbonised to meet the targets. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma
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Analysis of post-combustion CO2 capture from natural gas power plants using CFD and process co-simulation

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
The use of natural gas as a fuel for electricity production is expected to gradually increase in the next decades. Since it is acknowledged that large CO2 emission cuts should be achieved in the near future, it seems plausible that these systems may have to be coupled to CO2 capture schemes. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof K Hughes, Prof L Ma, Dr M Diego de Paz
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Dynamic simulation of power generation plant for carbon capture and storage

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
The new generation of power plants should offer effective solutions to reduce emissions and implement CO2 capture and storage. However, the combination of a complex fuel-processing plant and the level of integration lead to challenging problems with respect to the dynamic/transient operation. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes
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Advanced virtual reality future power plant dynamic simulations

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
This project aims to combine computational fluid dynamics, chemical process modelling and virtual system simulation techniques to develop a dynamic modelling tool for power plant performance simulations. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes, Prof D Ingham
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Fluidised Bed Biomass combustion

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
To achieve the UK’s ambitious target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050 without compromising energy security, the UK’s conventional power plants must be operated in a flexible manner in terms of high efficiency, using alternative fuels (e.g. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof W Nimmo, Prof L Ma
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Ash Melting Behaviour and Deposition in Oxyfuel Biomass Combustion

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
The combustion of biomass is proposed as a “carbon neutral” alternative to fossil fuel utilisation and even a “carbon negative” technology when combined with Carbon Capture and Storage technologies such as oxyfuel combustion (Bio-CCS). Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes
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Ash deposition process modeling for biomass based power plant

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Biomass as a renewable fuel is considered to be CO2 neutral. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof D Ingham
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Biomass Combustion

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Biomass Combustion is an important renewable form of energy for power generation. Combined heat and power, CHP, is an efficient way of utilising this energy most effectively in units of 30 to 60 MW. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof W Nimmo
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Initiation and propagation of combustion waves with competitive reactions

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Ammonium Nitrate based emulsions are a basic component of many materials deliberately manufactured as explosives, and also of many other industrial chemicals, especially agricultural fertilizers, where the possibility of fire or explosion during the production, storage and transport processes is a major safety consideration. Read more
 Supervisor: Prof K Hughes
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Emissions and ash behaviour during the combustion of torrefied biomass

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Torrefaction is a new technique of upgrading the quality of biomass as a fuel for power generation. The purpose of this research is to investigate the influence of the torrefaction on the combustion, pollutant emission and ash deposition of biomass. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes
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Advanced oxy-coal combustion modelling and optimisation

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Oxy-coal combustion with recycled flue gas is an emerging technology for efficient carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) that can substantially reduce carbon emission from coal-fired power plants. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes
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Alternative Aviation Fuels Combustion Experiments

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
As a consequence of concern over increasing greenhouse gas emissions, along with issues of availability and security of supply of conventional fossil fuels, there is a growing pressure to consider the use of alternative fuels in the aviation sector. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof K Hughes
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Alternative Aviation Fuels Kinetic Mechanism Development

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Experimental investigations into alternative fuel performance, in flames and jet-stirred reactors provide a wealth of data to aid the development of chemical kinetic models of the combustion process. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof K Hughes
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Comparison of entrained metal aerosol emissions from conventional fuel combustion

University of Sheffield Department of Mechanical Engineering
Metal/inorganic impurities in fuels can have detrimental impacts on combustion and downstream systems. These vary widely between fuels and there are distinct differences between conventional coal and biomasses used for UK power generation. Read more
 Supervisors: Prof M Pourkashanian, Prof L Ma, Prof K Hughes, Dr K Finney
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