Background

It is now certain that the next decade will see significant changes in the fuel mix for gas turbines in aerospace, marine and power-generation. This is likely to see a complex mix of bio-derived hydrocarbon fuels, and energy vectors such as hydrogen and ammonia. All of these, alone or in combination, carry different burning properties and challenges for combustor design and operation. Advanced instrumentation will have a key role in optimising, controlling, and monitoring the combustion process. However, the instrumentation that will be key to delivering this capability reliably and efficiently, is not yet clear. There is an urgent need to identify potential requirements flowing from the flame physics, and to ensure that the instrumentation supply base is aligned to respond as needed.

Whether you are designing control and monitoring systems for Gas-Turbines; designing Instrumentation for this market; or a researcher working in this area. This is the event for you.

This topic is going to be very important for the Gas Turbine community and its instrumentation supply chain, so please consider getting involved.

We are very pleased to announce that Oxsensis Ltd have agreed to sponsor and host this event. if you would like to present a paper or take part in a panel discussion please let us know.

Publication

Publication, at the author’s discretion will be via the EVI-GTI Website. There will be an option for journal publication in some circumstances – please ask for details

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