The combustion lab was well represented this week (June 16-20, 2025) at the ASME Turbo Expo in Memphis.  The Georgia Tech combustion team taught tutorials, stood in panels, and presented numerous technical paper presentations.  Congratulations to all on the great presentations!  Technical paper presentations included:

Haripriya presented Measurements of CO and NOx Emissions From Premixed Turbulent Methane/Hydrogen Flames

Guru presented Effect of H2-Air Premixing Characteristics on NOx Emissions in Microinjector Systems

Renee presented Towards the Development of a RRQL System Part 1: Swirl Pattern Effect on Exhaust Emissions and Chemiluminescence Distribution for NH3-Air Premixed Swirl Flames

Cristian presented Towards the Development of an NH3-RRQL System Part 2: Effects of the Primary Combustion Zone Length and Secondary Stage Number of Holes on Stability and Emissions

Ben presented Development of a Full Scale Retrofittable Ammonia Combustor for Can Annular Frame Engine Implementation

Jeremiah presented Measurement of Particulate Matter and its Oxidation in a Multi-Sector Rich-Quench-Lean Combustor

Natalie presented Thermal Crystal Temperature Characterization in a High Temperature, High Pressure Combustion Test Rig