Patrick Lynch

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago

United States

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Patrick Lynch is an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. His research focuses on fuel property predictions, combustion control, and the pyrolysis and oxidation of specialty cetane number fuels. He has published recent articles that explore advanced fuel sensing technologies and spectroscopic methods for characterizing hydrocarbon fuels. His work contributes to the understanding of chemical reactions and the development of innovative approaches in the field of energy and combustion science.

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Rachel Schwind

Lecturer in Experimental Thermofluids

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM

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University of Chicago

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Evaluation of n-component surrogate mixtures formulated for jet fuel physicochemical property predictions

Onboard optical fuel sensing for enhanced combustion control in a multi-fuel compression-ignition engine

Experimental and fuel-surrogates modeling study of the high-pressure pyrolysis of specialty cetane number fuels: implications for fall-off in ethylene unimolecular dissociation

Experimental and fuel-surrogates modeling study of the oxidation of specialty cetane number fuels

A Raman spectroscopy based chemometric approach to predict the derived cetane number of hydrocarbon jet fuels and their mixtures

Front Cover: Initiation and Carbene Induced Radical Chain Reactions in CH2F2 Pyrolysis (ChemPhysChem 15/2024)

Initiation and Carbene Induced Radical Chain Reactions in CH2F2 Pyrolysis

Prospects for Low-Resolution NDIR Sensors to Discern Ignition Properties of Fuels

GHz repetition rate mid-infrared frequency comb spectroscopy of fast chemical reactions

Method for generating kinetically relevant fuel surrogates based on chemical functional group compositions

2-Photon Polymerized IP-Dip 3D Photonic Crystals for Mid IR Spectroscopic Applications

Derived cetane number prediction of jet fuels and their functional group surrogates using liquid phase infrared absorption

On using ab initio calibration to fit temperature from AlO B-X emission

Initiation reactions in the high temperature decomposition of styrene

High pressure, high flow rate batch mixing apparatus for high throughput experiments

Pyrolysis of ethanol studied in a new high-repetition-rate shock tube coupled to synchrotron-based double imaging photoelectron/photoion coincidence spectroscopy

An experimental and theoretical study of the high temperature reactions of the four butyl radical isomers

Temporally and spatially resolved X-ray densitometry in a shock tube

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Rachel Schwind

Kenneth Brezinsky

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