PPT-Hypersonic Fuels Chemistry: n-Heptane Cracking and Combustion

Hypersonic Fuels Chemistry nHeptane Cracking and Combustion Andrew Mandelbaum Dept of Mechanical Engineering Princeton University Alex Fridlyand Dept of Mechanical Engineering University of Illinois at Chicago. Rocket Power and Air. Breathing Propulsion. Presented to . Iowa . State University. Aerospace Engineering . Department. October . 17, 2013. Ames, Iowa. Ming Tang. President. High Speed Technology Venture. Dr. . David M. Birch. Head, Flow Control Research Group. Technical Director, Surrey Sensors LLC*. Access to space. Getting there is 90% of the problem.. Ariane. 5. 775 . tonnes. Rosetta probe. 1.5 . Performance Task. You and your group will be given a source of energy and have to convince the Department of Energy of the Philippines that your source is the best to power the Philippines into the future. . Learning Objectives. :. Describe the process of . fractional distillation. .. Describe the process of . cracking. crude oil.. Explain the purpose of fractional distillation and cracking.. Write down as many ideas as you can remember about crude oil.. Introduction to the project. Aims of the study:. To look at consistency of sources per POP across all countries. To look at variability of emissions and emission factors from selected sources . Benchmarking to assess the uncertainty in the data presented.. WILLIAM h. . gREEN. .  . Co-Authors:. . Shamel . S. Merchant. 1. , Aaron G. Vandeputte. 1. , Connie W. Gao. 1. , Nick M. Vandewiele. 1,2. , Nathan W. Yee. 1. , Marko R. Djokic. 2. , Kevin M. Van Geem. Dr. . David M. Birch. Head, Flow Control Research Group. Technical Director, Surrey Sensors LLC*. Access to space. Getting there is 90% of the problem.. Ariane. 5. 775 . tonnes. Rosetta probe. 1.5 . (TKK-2210). 14/15 Semester 4. Instructor: Rama . Oktavian. Email: rama.oktavian86@gmail.com. Office Hr.: . M-F 13-15. © UNEP 2006. Course . Agenda: Fuels & Combustion. Introduction. Type of fuels. What are fuels?. How is electricity generated?. What are the positive and negative consequences of burning carbon-based fuels?. How much heat is released when fuels are burned?. What are biofuels, and what are the benefits of using them as a transportation fuel?. Expectations - Take notes and write 3 test questions. What is combustion?. Combustion is:. A noun1. the.  act or process of burning.. Chemistry -.. rapid.  oxidation accompanied by heat and, usually, light.. NCEA L1 Science 2013 . Chem. 1.3. Understand that matter, including . carbon, . is made up of particles /atoms. An . atom. is the smallest neutral particle . that makes up matter. . The type of atom and the way these atoms are arranged and connected to each other determines the type of matter – and therefore the . SCIENCE76COMBUSTION AND FLAME75Exercises1List conditions under which combustion can take place2Fill in the blanksaBurning of wood and coal causes of airbA liquid fuel used in homes is cFuel must be h Crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes. Carbon compounds as fuels and feedstock. Crude. oil. A. finite resource. Consisting. mainly of plankton that was buried in the mud, crude oil is the remains of ancient biomass.. Greenhouse Gas Inventory Management Systems, and . the use of the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories. 24-28 April 2017, . Swakopmund. , Namibia. Pavel Shermanau, IPCC TFI TSU.