Novel approaches in advanced combustion technologies

Project Information

Grant agreement ID: JOU20331

Project closed

Start date 1 January 1994

End date 31 December 1996

Funded under

• Specific research and technological development programme (EEC) in the field of non-nuclear energy, 1990-1994

Total cost

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EU contribution

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Coordinated by

UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART
Germany

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Publications

Other (1)

Novel approaches in advanced combustion (pressurized systems): Volume III

Author(s): HEIN K R G, MINCHENER A J, PRUSCHEK R, ROBERTS P A (EDITORS) (University of Stuttgart (DE))
Published in: EUR 18393/III EN (1998) 570pp., 1998, Page(s) 570, ISBN 3-928123-29-7

Exploitable results

Novel approaches in advanced combustion technologies

New technologies are needed if solid fuels, such as coal, are to continue to play a major role in energy supplies in a way that does not contribute to global warming and other environmental effects. This project focused on novel apporaches to coal combustion across a wide range of combustion technologies. A group of European research centres, industrial companies and leading universities worked together closely in a targetted project on novel approaches in advanced combustion technologies. To facilitate communication, progress and timely exchange of information and results, the work programme was organized into four areas: control of nitrogen oxide emissions; fuel characteristics; fluidized bed combustion; and pressurized pulverized fuel combustion.