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Modeling of Plasma Assisted Ignition,Combustion and Detonation

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Equilibrium and non-Equilibrium Plasma Modeling

Main topics include modeling of equilibrium and non-equilibrium plasma  taking into account detailed combustion and plasma kinetics, non-equilibrium plasma physics, breakdown mechanisms, aero-optical effects, flow dynamics and turbulence.

Analysis of dimensionless criteria, main physical mechanisms, internal energy exchange mechanisms, optimization of the energy deposition by plasma discharge for different applications

Applications: Laser ignition systems in scramjets, nanosecond pulsed discharge ignition systems for internal combustion engines, a nanosecond pulsed igniter for the flame stabilization, laser plasma for drag reduction in the supersonic flow

Research projects

Dual-pulse laser ignition

Objective:  Understanding of the role of plasma-driven gas dynamics and chemical species in controllable ignition

Modeling of Plasma Assisted Deflagration to Detonation Transition Assisted by Plasma

Objective: Understanding  of the role of  localized plasma spots created by laser on the deflagration to detonation transition (DDT) in a narrow duct.

Supersonic Flow control by Laser Plasma

Objective: Understanding  of the role of  dual-pulse laser plasma on the vorticity generation and drag reduction in the supersonic flow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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