Hoon Kiat Ng

University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus Malaysia

Dr. Hoon Kiat Ng is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus. He is also the head of the Energy and Fuel research division and academic champion of the aerospace research priority group. He received his BEng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Sheffield, UK and PhD in Engineering from the University of Nottingham, UK. Dr. Ng works in a wide range of interdisciplinary experimental and computational projects, including CFD-chemical kinetics modelling of diesel/biodiesel combustion, biofuels production and combustion, engine testing, parallel processing and neural network analysis of engine performance, as well soil remediation using extraction and advanced oxidation processes (AOP). He has well over 80 publications to date in internationally refereed journals, conference proceedings, book chapters and books. He also serves on the editorial board of seven international journals, and has been appointed to various advisory panels and expert committees. He has led a number of projects which are funded from a variety of sources including government organisations, industry and university. He is currently a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK and a member of several professional bodies including the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International. Dr Ng was recently the winner of the inaugural 2012 Chancellor's Award.

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This book highlights the important need for more efficient and environmentally sound combustion technologies that utilise renewable fuels to be continuously developed and adopted. The central theme here is two-fold: internal combustion engines and fuel solutions for combustion systems. Internal combustion engines remain as the main propulsion system used for ground transportation, and the number of successful developments achieved in recent years is as varied as the new design concepts introduced. It is therefore timely that key advances in engine technologies are organised appropriately so that the fundamental processes, applications, insights and identification of future development can be consolidated. In the future and across the developed and emerging markets of the world, the range of fuels used will significantly increase as biofuels, new fossil fuel feedstock and processing methods, as well as variations in fuel standards continue to influence all combustion technologies used now and in coming streams. This presents a challenge requiring better understanding of how the fuel mix influences the combustion processes in various systems. The book allows extremes of the theme to be covered in a simple yet progressive way.

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