Associate Professor
KOBAYASHI Yoshinari |
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Department |
Department of Mechanical Engineering |
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Course |
Mechanical Engineering Course |
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Research fields
We focus on internal combustion engines, space environment utilization, and fire safety in combustion enegineering and aerospace engineering. We extensively research combustion and reactive flow through experimental, theoretical, and computational studies.
Our research areas and interests include following thrusts:
- Study on combustion phenomena in microgravity
Research on combustion phenomena in microgravity with reduced buoyancy and effects of gravity via a droptower or parabolic flights
- Enhancement of ignition performance in internal combustion engines via laser-induced spark
Evaluation of ignition characteristics of laser-induced spark ignition which utilizes a high-temperature plasme generated when a laser is focused and application to internal combustion engines
- Study on flame spread over polymer-insulated wires and ignition behaviors of pyrolyzed gases from polymer insulation
Research on a transition from pyrolysis, ignition, to flame spread and dripping behaviors of melted insulation and its effect on flame spread
Research Keywords
Combustion, Space Environment Utilization, Internal Combustion Engine |
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