Novel Advances of Combustion and Its Emissions
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Science and Technology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2024 | Viewed by 128
Special Issue Editors
Interests: renewable energy sources; solid biomass; fluidization; combustion and co-combustion of biofuels and wastes
2. International Energy Agency – Fluidized Bed Conversion (Executive Committee Alternative Member in Poland), Paris, France
Interests: modern energy conversion technologies; fluidization and fluidized bed systems; thermal treatment of fuels; boilers and steam generators; flue gas treatment technologies; biochar production and application
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are inviting you to submit your original research to the Special Issue of the journal Applied Sciences, entitled ‘Novel Advances of Combustion and Its Emissions’.
Despite rapid changes within the industry, the process of combustion still remains one of the fundamental methods for the production of electricity and heat. Before the so-called green transformation can be implemented worldwide, it is extremely important to continue our efforts in providing technological solutions for the reduction of pollutant emissions from various industrial processes. Accordingly, the current Special Issue of Applied Sciences is devoted to various modern technologies that are associated with the combustion and thermal treatment of various fuels, as well as the reduction of emissions of unwanted byproducts, ultimately improving the current knowledge and implementation of more environmentally-friendly techniques for both the processing and emission control of fuel. Papers dealing with experimental, conceptual, and modeling works are welcome. Publications focused on the combustion of renewable and ‘bridge’ fuels, such as biomass, waste, and e-fuels, are of particular interests. However, other works dealing with efficient and low emission processes for ‘traditional’ energy carriers and fuels are welcomed also. In this Special Issue, we encourage you to publish papers focusing on the reduction of gaseous and solid pollutants, including data from desulfurization and denitrification plants, as well as other installations where the removal of unwanted byproducts occurs. Publications where decarbonization technologies and new ideas for the CCS and CCU are presented and discussed are also within the scope of this Special Issue.
Dr. Rafał Rajczyk
Prof. Dr. Rafał Kobyłecki
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- combustion
- co-combustion
- combustion modeling
- emission control
- flue gas cleaning
- CCS
- negative emission power plant
