Sandra Recio Balmaseda

Sandra Recio Balmaseda
Technical University of Darmstadt | TU · Department of Mechanical Engineering (Dept.16)

Master of Science
Research Assistant / PhD Student in Aeroengines Combustion (TUDa-STFS/RRD)

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Introduction
CO Emissions with effusion cooling air in aero-engine combustors, combustion modelling with flamelet manifolds in hydrogen aeroengine combustors
Education
September 2019 - October 2021
Institut Superieur de l'Aeronautique et de l'Espace (ISAE-SUPAERO)
Field of study
  • MSc. Aerospace Engineering - Major in Advanced Aerodynamics and Propulsion
September 2015 - August 2019
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Field of study
  • Degree in Aerospace Engineering - Major in Aeronautic Vehicles

Publications

Publications (3)
Conference Paper
Stricter aviation emissions regulations have led to the desire for lean-premixed-vaporized combustors over rich-quench-lean burners. While this operation mode is beneficial for reducing NOx and particulate emissions, the interaction of the flame and hot exhaust gases with the cooling flow results in increased CO emissions. Predicting CO in computat...
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Stricter aviation emissions regulations have led to the desire for lean-premixed-vaporized combustors over rich-quench-lean burners. While this operation mode is beneficial for reducing NOx and particulate emissions, the interaction of the flame and hot exhaust gases with the cooling flow results in increased CO emissions. Predicting CO in computat...
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Stricter aviation emissions regulations have led to the desire for lean-premixed-vaporized combustors over rich-quench-lean burners. While this operation mode is beneficial for reducing NOx and particulate emissions, the interaction of the flame and hot exhaust gases with the cooling flow results in increased CO emissions. Predicting CO in computat...

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