Program

Courses, lectures and posters, July 12 to 16, 2027

Weekly schedule

Preliminary program. Times and activities may be adjusted. The detailed program will be published on this website by January 2027.

Sunday, 11/07/2027

  • EventRegistration

Monday, 12/07/2027

  • Doors open
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 01Combustion modelling applied to the oil and gas industry
  • BreakCoffee break
  • CourseCourses
  • BreakLunch
  • CourseCourses
  • PostersPoster Session 01 and coffee break
  • CourseCourses
  • MeetingWomen in Combustion meeting

Tuesday, 13/07/2027

  • Doors open
  • CourseCourses
  • PostersPoster Session 02 and coffee break
  • CourseCourses
  • BreakLunch
  • CourseCourses
  • PostersPoster Session 03 and coffee break
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 02Premixed flame propagation
  • MeetingABCM meeting

Wednesday, 14/07/2027

  • Doors open
  • CourseCourses
  • PostersPoster Session 04 and coffee break
  • CourseCourses
  • BreakLunch
  • VisitLaboratory visitsUFRGS research laboratories

Thursday, 15/07/2027

  • Doors open
  • CourseCourses
  • PostersPoster Session 05 and coffee break
  • CourseCourses
  • BreakLunch
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 03Tropical forest fires
  • PostersPoster Session 06 and coffee break
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 04 (course keynote)Optical techniques in experimental combustion research
  • MeetingRNC meeting

Friday, 16/07/2027

  • Doors open
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 05 (course keynote)Combustion modelling and simulation
  • PostersPoster Session 07 and coffee break
  • KeynoteKeynote Lecture 06Radiation modelling in combustion

Courses

Two courses run in parallel, combining lectures and technical visits to research laboratories. Participants choose their course when registering for the event. The complete course syllabus will be published on this website.

Course 01

Combustion Modelling and Simulation

Description
Covers classical and current trends in combustion modelling and simulation, focusing on modelling approaches applied to turbulent combustion and its interaction with chemical reactions.
Invited instructor
Dr. Jean-Louis Consalvi
Aix-Marseille Université
Google Scholar profile
Coordinator
Prof. Fernando Marcelo Pereira
fernando.pereira@ufrgs.br
Content
  1. Introduction to combustion modelling
  2. Chemical kinetics: detailed and reduced mechanisms
  3. Flamelet Generated Manifold (FGM) method
  4. Turbulent combustion
  5. Large Eddy Simulation (LES) for turbulent combustion modelling
  6. Application of concepts in simulation laboratories
Course 02

Optical Techniques in Experimental Combustion Research

Description
Covers classical and current trends in optical techniques applied to the study of combustion phenomena, focusing on the experimental characterization of deflagrations and detonations.
Invited instructor
Karl P. Chatelain
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
Google Scholar profile
Coordinator
Prof. Andrés Armando Mendiburu Zevallos
andresmendiburu@ufrgs.br
Content
  1. Introduction to fundamental combustion experiments
  2. Schlieren and Shadowgraphy techniques
  3. Laser-Induced Fluorescence
  4. Particle Image Velocimetry and Schlieren Velocimetry
  5. Temperature measurement by laser techniques
  6. Application of concepts in experimental laboratories

Keynote lectures

The planned lecture topics are listed below. The course instructors also give lectures on advanced topics to the whole audience.

Keynote01

Combustion modelling applied to the oil and gas industry

Speaker to be announced

Chair: Fernando Marcelo Pereira

Keynote02

Premixed flame propagation

Speaker to be announced

Chair: Thamy Cristina Hayashi

Keynote03

Tropical forest fires

Speaker to be announced

Chair: Felipe Román Centeno

Keynote04

Course keynote: Optical Techniques in Experimental Combustion Research

Karl P. Chatelain, KAUST · Google Scholar

Chair: Andrés Armando Mendiburu Zevallos

Keynote05

Course keynote: Combustion Modelling and Simulation

Jean-Louis Consalvi, Aix-Marseille Université · Google Scholar

Chair: Fernando Marcelo Pereira

Keynote06

Radiation modelling in combustion

Speaker to be announced

Chair: Francis Henrique Ramos França

More activities

Poster sessions

Poster sessions take place together with the coffee breaks, right after the course lectures, and last about 60 minutes each. The goal is to promote networking and let each presenter interact with as many participants as possible. About 100 posters are expected in total.

Event e-book

The material prepared by the instructors and all posters will be compiled into an e-book. It and the lecture slides will be available to participants during the event and to the community, after the event, on the RNC website.

Academia and industry interaction

  • Keynote Lecture 01 on combustion modelling in the oil and gas industry
  • Exhibitors in the main hall, at the coffee breaks and in the poster area
  • Technical visits to UFRGS research laboratories: Combustion, Detonations and Explosions, Fire Dynamics and Thermal Radiation

ABCM, RNC and WiC meetings

  • ABCM: meeting of the combustion scientific committee of the Brazilian Association of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering.
  • RNC: ordinary plenary meeting, where its scientific committee is renewed.
  • WiC: Women in Combustion, a meeting for participants to get to know each other and share professional experiences.