Project 1: DEVELOPMENT OF AN ADVANCED NATURAL GAS BURNER USING THE OXY-FUEL CONCECPT
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The main objective of this project is to develop a burner for Natural Gas
RCGI includes projects that investigate the technological, scientific and market to a greater use of natural gas in the Brazilian energy matrix and as fuel for transportation. It concerns the development of new-generation thermal power plants, problems involving the transportation and storage of natural gas, as well as key topics for the success of gas as a premium fuel for the 21st century.
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The main objective of this project is to develop a burner for Natural Gas
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The main objective of this project is to provide the RCGI with state-of-the-art infrastructure
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) This project aims the develop combustion systems using diesel and natural gas blends for
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The project proposes the conceptual studies of three vessels using liquefied natural gas (LNG)
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) Adsorption consists in the molecular adhesion into surfaces by van der Waals forces and
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) Worldwide, the energy market is going through a phase of intense research and development
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) Nowadays, there is a growing concern about decreasing pollutant emissions from marine vessels in
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) In the last decades, numerical modelling and simulation techniques have become vital in many
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The present research project focuses on the application of a laser-based remote sensing technique
(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) Labyrinth seals are essential for sealing rotating parts subject to high temperatures. Currently, 60%