Carbon capture and storage
PhD opportunities in the category Energy generation - Carbon capture and storage.
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- Particle size distribution in flue gases for carbon capture
- Programme: Hybrid CFD and process simulation for process intensification of post-combustion CO2 capture
- Pilot plant experimental work - 250kW PACT facility - zero emission strategies - coal-biomass and bio-CCS
- Process modelling of biomass gasification systems integrated with CO2 capture
- Capture and storage, and cleaner fossil energy
- Experimental optimisation of post combustion carbon capture process for climate change mitigation
- Molecular modelling and simulation for solid adsorbents for industrial carbon capture
- Process simulation, system identification, model reduction and process control of solvent based carbon capture for power plants
- Dynamic simulation of load-following power plants integrated with CO2 capture technologies
- Analysis of post-combustion CO2 capture from natural gas power plants using CFD and process co-simulation
- Process modelling and flexibility study of coal-fired power plants integrated with intensified solvent based carbon capture
- Next generation CCS technology for combined cycle gas turbine system
- The development of models for mercury oxidation in oxyfuel combustion
- Experimental and modelling study of amine degradation in the post-combustion CO2 capture process
- Ash melting behaviour and deposition in oxyfuel biomass combustion
- Slagging and ash deposition prediction
- Modelling post combustion amine CO2 capture plant
- Kinetic interactions of pollutants in oxy-coal combustion
- Combined cycle gas turbine - CCS; experiment and modelling
- Pilot plant experimental work - 250kW PACT facility - zero emission strategies - coal-biomass and bio-CCS
- Oxy-fuel power plant design
- CFD modelling and advanced burner designs
- Performance assessment and flexibility study of natural gas-fired power plants integrated with intensified solvent based carbon capture
- Process simulation and technical evaluation of solid adsorbents for carbon capture