2011 Australian Combustion Symposium

The Australian and New Zealand Section (ANZ) of the Combustion Institute has been holding biennial conferences for more than 32 years. These meetings bring together combustion scientists and young researchers from academia and industry, and provide a forum for the presentation of a wide range of papers in all aspects of fundamental and applied combustion science. Recent symposia were hosted by universities of Queensland (2009), Sydney (2007), Adelaide (2005), Melbourne (2003), Adelaide (2001), and Newcastle (1999). The 2011 Australian Combustion Symposium will be hosted by the Discipline of Chemical Engineering and the Priority Research Centre for Energy at University of Newcastle. The Discipline has over 50 years of history in combustion research and maintains strong links with industry and other research providers at both national and international levels.

DEADLINE EXTENDED
FOR SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
TO 3rd OCTOBER 2011

Call for papers >>

AREAS OF INTEREST
Areas of interest include (but are not limited to):

• Design, operation, measurement and modelling of practical combustion systems such as, industrial furnaces, cement kilns and industrial burners
• Coal combustion and gasification technologies: pulverised fuels and fluidised beds
• Advanced low emission coal technologies Combustion kinetics and chemistry
• Laminar flame dynamics
• Turbulent premixed and non-premixed combustion
• Combustion diagnostic and flame measurements
• Ignition, explosion and fire safety
• Self-heating and spontaneous combustion
• Combustion byproducts (NOx, SOx, HF, HCl, dioxins)
• Effects of mineral matters, ash and particulate
• Combustion of miscellaneous fuels such as, biomass, bagasse, refused-derived fuels and waste Heat transfer, radiation Laser diagnostics and imaging
• Any other areas of combustion science

ANZ Link: www.anz-combustioninstitute.org