Thomas PANAGET

Assistant Professor

Junia Ingénieurs

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Thomas Panaget is an Assistant Professor at JUNIA - Grande école d'ingénieurs in France. His research focuses on combustion chemistry, specifically in the areas of cool flame propagation, pyrolysis of oxymethylene ethers, and the effects of ozone on product distribution in combustion systems. His recent publications include studies on stabilization techniques for cool flames and kinetic modeling of low-temperature oxidation processes.

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2026

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2021

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Joris W. Thybaut

BELGIUM

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Yann Fenard

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Université de Lille

FRANCE

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olivier herbinet

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Université de Lorraine

FRANCE

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Kevin Van Geem

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Universiteit Gent

BELGIUM

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Articles (7)

Cool flame propagation velocities of DEE: Determination in an ozone-seeded stagnation plate burner configuration

A Fundamental investigation of the pyrolysis chemistry of oxymethylene ethers. Part II: Experiments and comprehensive model analysis

Detection and quantification of hydroperoxides and radicals within stabilized cool flames by means of SVUV-PEPICO spectroscopy

Deriving cool flame propagation speeds by means of an ozone-seeded, stagnation plate burner configuration

An experimental and kinetic modeling study on the low-temperature oxidation of oxymethylene ether-2 (OME-2) by means of stabilized cool flames

How ozone affects the product distribution inside cool flames of diethyl ether

Insight into the Ozone-Assisted Low-Temperature Combustion of Dimethyl Ether by Means of Stabilized Cool Flames

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Joris W. Thybaut

Yann Fenard

olivier herbinet

Kevin Van Geem

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