Andy Morris

Chief Engineer

EDF Energy Gloucester

United Kingdom

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Andy Morris is the Chief Engineer at EDF Energy Gloucester, UK. His research areas focus on advanced monitoring and modeling techniques in power plant engineering, with recent articles addressing topics such as oxy-biomass combustion processes, microstructure evolution in P91 steel, and life assessment for aged power plant materials. His work contributes significantly to the understanding of material behavior under service conditions and the development of innovative solutions for improving power plant performance.

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Adib Becker

Emeritus Professor

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Tao Liu

Senior Lecturer

Queen Mary University of London

UNITED KINGDOM

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ADIL BENAARBIA

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology

FRANCE

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Martyn Pavier

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Yong Yan

University of Kent

UNITED KINGDOM

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Condition monitoring of an oxy-biomass combustion process through flame imaging and incremental deep learning

Microstructure evolution and deformation mechanisms of service-exposed P91 steel via interrupted uniaxial creep tests at 660 °C

Requirements for and challenges in developing improved creep ductility-based constitutive models for tempered martensitic CSEF steels

A Flame Imaging-Based Online Deep Learning Model for Predicting NOₓ Emissions From an Oxy-Biomass Combustion Process

Empirical relationships between hardness, replica and strain and their roles in health monitoring based life assessment for aged power plant materials

Fatigue crack initiation and growth behavior in a notch with periodic overloads in the low-cycle fatigue regime of FV566 ex-service steam turbine blade material

Optimisation and thermo-mechanical analysis of a coated steam dual pipe system for use in advanced ultra-supercritical power plant

Assessment of potential service-life performance for MarBN steel power plant header under flexible thermomechanical operations

Requirements for developing high temperature creep life models for ageing pipework systems using power plant condition monitoring and inspection data

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Adib Becker

Tao Liu

ADIL BENAARBIA

Martyn Pavier

Yong Yan

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