Indo-US International Workshop on Novel Combustion for Sustainable Energy Development, Kanpur, India, January 2-4, 2014

1348562AggarwalThe研讨会预计不仅对研究方向产生影响，而且还意识到知识的存在和正在发展，以维持我们的能源使用，特别是与燃烧过程有关。 讲习班的地点选择在印度，考虑到两个主要目标。 第一，促进国际合作解决世界？的能源需求和关注，其中福尔斯属于NSF？的使命。 其次，印度是一个快速发展的经济体，需求和消费预计将迅速增长。 世界上70%以上的？虽然美国和印度是世界上人口众多的大国，但这两个国家都面临着未来能源使用可持续性的问题和需求，并且应该与之斗争。 计划中的讲习班将提供一个论坛，传播知识，交流想法，挑战和机会，在新兴技术的分布式燃烧（高温空气燃烧，均质充气压缩点火（HCCI）发动机燃烧，数学建模，微燃烧，热管理，先进的激光诊断和燃烧控制。新的低品位燃料带来的挑战以及可再生能源和清洁燃烧技术的进步可以汇集来自学术界，工业界，研究机构和政府实验室的研究人员之间的集体互动的良好贡献。目标是为上述领域的近期和远期目标制定一些指导方针和优先事项，并确定未来的研究活动，使更广泛的燃烧社区受益。

1348562AggarwalThe workshop is expected to have impact on not only the research direction, but also the awareness that knowledge exists and is being developed to sustain our energy use, particularly related to the combustion processes. The location for the workshop has been chosen to be in India with two chief goals in mind. First, to foster the international collaboration in solving the world?s energy needs and concerns, which falls within NSF?s mission. Secondly, India is a fast developing economy, where the need and consumption is expected to grow rapidly. While more than 70% of the world?s energy is delivered by combustion process and while US and India are major, populous countries in the world , both countries face and should combat the issues and needs for the sustainability of future energy use. The planned workshop will provide a forum for the dissemination of knowledge and exchanges of ideas, challenges and opportunities in the new emerging technologies for distributed combustion (high temperature air combustion, homogeneous charged compression ignition (HCCI) engine combustion, mathematical modeling, micro-combustion, thermal management, advancedlaser diagnostics and combustion control. The challenges posed by the new low grade fuels and advances in renewable energy and clean combustion technologies can bring together sound contribution from collective interaction amongst researchers from academia, industries, research institutions and government labs. The goal is to develop some guidelines and priorities for near and far term goals in the above areas with identified future research activities that can benefit the broader combustion community.