Juan Trelles

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University of Massachusetts Lowell

United States

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Juan Trelles is an Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA. His research interests encompass fluid modeling of low-temperature plasmas and plasma technology applications, particularly in hydrogen production and energy efficiency. He has contributed to recent studies on atmospheric pressure glow discharges, emissions from combustion processes, and thermal performance analysis of phase change materials.

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Andrew Boules

University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Noah Van Dam

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

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John Hunter Mack

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Fluid modeling of low-temperature plasmas

Combustion characteristics and emissions of nitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, N2O) from spherically expanding laminar flames of ammonia–hydrogen blends

Hydrogen production synergy in non-thermal plasma copyrolysis of low-density polyethylene and cellulose

Effect of Cathode Cooling in Three-Dimensional Simulations of an Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharge

Modeling of reactive species interphase transport in plasma jet impinging on water

Hydrogen from cellulose and low-density polyethylene via atmospheric pressure nonthermal plasma

Dynamic Thermal Performance Analysis of PCM Products Used for Energy Efficiency and Internal Climate Control in Buildings

Computational modeling of CO2 conversion by a solar-enhanced microwave plasma reactor

Three-dimensional modelling of a self-sustained atmospheric pressure glow discharge

Nonthermal atmospheric plasma reactors for hydrogen production from low-density polyethylene

Parametric Study of Panel PCM–Air Heat Exchanger Designs

Solar-plasma reactors for CO2 conversion

Digitally manufactured air plasma-on-water reactor for nitrate production

Investigation of flow regimes in arc plasma–gas interactions using a two-temperature arc in crossflow model

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Andrew Boules

Noah Van Dam

John Hunter Mack

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