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RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS (In alphabetical order)

 


Ates, Murat (MS 2008)
ates.murat@gmail.com

 

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Baker, Chad (MS 2009)
calbaker@gmail.com

 

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Bodenhamer, Jonathan (MS 2009)
jonathan.bodenhamer@mail.utexas.edu

 

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Byun, Jung Joo (PhD 2009)
jungjoo@mail.utexas.edu

 

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Laminar Burning Velocities of Multi-Component Fuel Blends at Elevated Temperatures and Pressures
The Laminar Burning Velocity (LBV) of multi-component fuel blends will be investigated in this research. The LBV is one of the fuel-oxidizer mixture properties defined as the rate at which the flame front moves into the unburned gas in a laminar premixed combustion process. The LBV has been
researched for several decades; however, there were limitations of those results such as low pressure, low temperature and insufficient data. In this research, for the first step, the LBV of basic fuels and some research fuels
and their blends will be measured with automatically controlled constant volume spherical combustion chamber (spherical bomb) at elevated temperatures, pressures and various equivalence ratios and establish large amount of database of the LBV. After that, based on this database new correlation for the LBV will be determined.

 


Diller, Timothy (PhD 2010)
tdi@mail.utexas.edu

 

Topic:
Particulate Matter Sensor

Tim is working on a sensor for the measurement of particulate matter from diesel engines. The sensor was invented by Professor Hall and provides a fast, accurate, portable, and cheap was to measure particulate matter in an exhaust flow in real time for use in engine control or on-board diagnostics of emissions control equipment. Tim's research includes design improvements and an investigation of the physical mechanisms of operation of the sensor. The work is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.

 


Jaramillo, Andres (MS 2009)
andres_jaramillo@mail.utexas.edu

 

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Kim, Kyung Jin (MS/PhD 2012)
kyungjin@mail.utexas.edu

 

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Osara, Jude (MS 2009)
jude@mail.utexas.edu

 

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Application of Particulate Matter Sensor to a Diesel Vehicle

 

Rostedt, Mark
mark_rostedt@hotmail.com

 

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