Terese Løvås
Terese Løvås
Professor, Instituttleder
Institutt for energi- og prosessteknikk Fakultet for ingeniørvitenskapBakgrunn og aktiviteter
Instituttleder
Professor i Thermodynamikk og Forbrenning
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Fagfelt / Arbeidsområde::
- Teoretisk og eksperimentell forskning innenfor forbrenning/gasifisering og alternative drivstoff (bio, hydrogen)
- Modellering av gassifiseringsprosesser av fast stoff biobrensle (reaktiv flerfasestrøm) for biodrivstoffproduksjon og varme/kraft produskjon.
- Leder Motor lab Institutt for Energi og Prosessteknikk
- Undervisning: Termodynamikk, Varme og Forbrenning
Lenker:
- Publikasjoner i Cristin (siden 2009)
Pågående prosjekt:
- SMARTCATS (EU Cost initiative)
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Bio4Fuels (FME, NFR + industripartnere)
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GASPRO (NFR)
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BioCarb+ (NFR + industripartnere)
- GrateCFD (NFR + industripartnere)
- GAFT (NFR + industripartnere)
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HYCAP (NFR)
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C3BO (DSF + industripartnere)
Annet:
Terese Løvås er medlem av:
- Churchill College, Cambridge University, Alumni Fellow in Engineering
- The Combustion Institute Scandinavian-Nordic Section
- Consortium On Computational Combustion For Engineering Applications
- Institute of Physics
Kort CV:
2008-2014 |
Professor II i Prosess og Gassteknologi, Institutt for Ingeniørvitenskap og Sikkerhet, Universitet i Tromsø, Norge
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2006- |
Lecturer in Energy Technologies (associate empl.), School of Engineering and Material Science, Queen Mary, University of London, London, UK
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2005-2008 |
College Lecturer in Engineering, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, UK
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2003-2006 |
Research Associate, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK
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2002-2003 |
Forsker, Avdeling for Forbrenningsfysik, Lunds Universitet, Sverige
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Vitenskapelig, faglig og kunstnerisk arbeid
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Tidsskriftspublikasjoner
- (2021) Detailed examination of the combustion of diesel and glycerol emulsions in a compression ignition engine. Fuel.
- (2020) Combustion and Soot Characteristics of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil Compression-Ignited Spray Flames. Fuel. vol. 266.
- (2020) Morphology and volume fraction of biomass particles in a jet flow during devolatilization. Fuel. vol. 278.
- (2020) Dimensional Decomposition of Turbulent Reacting Flows. Flow Turbulence and Combustion. vol. 106.
- (2020) Computational fluid dynamic simulations of thermochemical conversion of pulverized biomass in a dilute flow using spheroidal approximation. Fuel. vol. 271.
- (2020) The influence of size and morphology on devolatilization of biomass particles. Fuel. vol. 264.
- (2020) Numerical investigation of optimal flow conditions in an optically accessed compression ignition engine. Transportation Engineering. vol. 2.
- (2020) Effects of scaling laws on the combustion and NOx characteristics of hydrogen burners. Combustion and Flame. vol. 214.
- (2020) Stochastic Reactor-Based Fuel Bed Model for Grate Furnaces. Energy & Fuels. vol. 34 (12).
- (2020) Grid-independent Eulerian-Lagrangian approaches for simulations of solid fuel particle combustion. Chemical Engineering Journal.
- (2019) Diffuse Back-Illuminated Extinction Imaging of Soot: Effects of Beam Steering and Flame Luminosity. SAE technical paper series. vol. 2019-January (January).
- (2019) Optical Measurements of In-Flame Soot in Compression-Ignited Methyl Ester Flames. Energy & Fuels. vol. 33.
- (2019) On soot sampling: Considerations when sampling for TEM imaging and differential mobility spectrometer. SAE technical paper series. vol. 2019:2019-24-0159 (September).
- (2019) A Parametric Study of LEM3D Based on Comparison with a Turbulent Lifted Hydrogen Jet Flame in a Vitiated Co-Flow. Combustion Science and Technology.
- (2019) Eulerian-Lagrangian simulation of pulverized biomass jet using spheroidal particle approximation. Fuel. vol. 239.
- (2019) Experimental Study of Ignition Delay, Combustion, and NO Emission Characteristics of Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants. vol. 12 (1).
- (2019) Skeletal mechanisms for prediction of NOx emission in solid fuel combustion. Fuel. vol. 254.
- (2019) Combustion and NOx Emission Characteristics of a Bluff Body Hydrogen Burner. Energy & Fuels. vol. 33 (5).
- (2019) An evaluation of effects of operational parameters on NOx emissions through detailed chemical kinetics simulations. Energy Procedia. vol. 158.
- (2019) An evaluation of effects of fuel parameters and flue gas recirculation on NOx emissions through detailed chemical kinetics simulations. Chemical Engineering Transactions. vol. 74.