Aerospace Propulsion and Diagnostics Laboratory (CSU APDL)
PAC: Plasma-Assisted Combustion Facility
facilitylab / researchIndustry: Aerospace
- Category
- Physical Infrastructure
- Affiliations
- CSU APDL
Description
Plasma-Assisted Combustion (PAC) Facility built around a Honeywell SER500 burner with a FiD nanosecond-pulsed plasma system, for studying plasma-enhanced ignition, lean flame stabilization and combustion efficiency with optical access.
Official page
https://www.engr.colostate.edu/laboratories/apdl/facilities-capabilities/
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Details
- Keywords
- plasma-assisted combustion, nanosecond-pulsed plasma, lean flame stabilization, plasma-enhanced ignition, burner testing
- Location
- Powerhouse Energy Campus, 430 North College Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado
- Location
- Powerhouse Energy Campus at 430 North College Avenue | Fort Collins, Colorado
- Associated entity
- Facilities & Capabilities - Aerospace Propulsion and Diagnostics Laboratory
- Specifications
- The facility is currently built around a Honeywell SER500 burner coupled with a FiD nanosecond-pulsed plasma system