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- Conference presentations
2025
Simulation and design of emission catalysts for marine applications with green hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, methane and diesel fuels
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Keywords
- ammonia
- methane
- NOx reduction
- Marine emissions
- ammonia slip
- catalytic aftertreatment
- pore diffusion
- V-SCR
- GT-Power
- ASC
- space velocity
- green fuels
- IMO Tier III.
- hydrogen
- methanol
- MOC
Publication channel MODEGAT
Related to WP1 & WP4
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- Theses
2025
Automatic Relevance Detection (ARD) and Hyperparameter Tuning in the Training of Gaussian Process Regression-based Surrogate Models: A Machine Learning Approach
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- surrogate modeling
- hyperparameter optimization
- kernel selection
- log marginal likelihood
- ARD
- model training
- Gaussian process regression
- regression.
- machine learning
Publication channel doria
Related to WP1
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- Conference papers
2025
Conference Summary: Flex-CPT 1st Review Meeting, Aalto University, Espoo (4–5 June 2025)
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- Thermal management
- SCR
- catalytic
- Flex-CPT
- LES
- control strategies
- RCCI combustion
- Fuel storage
- Simulation and modelling
- hydrogen
- clean propulsion technologies
- alternative fuels
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Related to WP1, WP2, WP3, WP4, WP5
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- Theses
2025
Numerical study of methanol wall film formation in an engine intake runner using OpenFOAM
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- port fuel injection
- intake runner
- wall film
- vaporisation
- CFD
- engine
- methanol
Publication channel aaltodoc
Related to WP2
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- Theses
2025
Nonlinear combustion control; Nonlinear model predictive controller for reactivity controlled compression ignition
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Keywords
- multifuel
- NMPC
- RCCI
- Combustion
Publication channel aaltodoc
Related to WP1
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- Theses
2025
Renewable Methanol as a Sustainable Fuel for Cruise Shipping: Availability, Cost, and Barriers
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Keywords
- Renewable methanol
- Cruise industry
- Carbon pricing
- GHG
- Net-Zero
Publication channel Doria
Related to WP3
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- Theses
2025
Sequential Bayesian Experimental Design Using Gaussian Processes
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- Transition costs
- Gaussian process regression
- Quantity of Interest (QoI)
- Analytical example
Publication channel Doria
Related to WP1
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- Conference presentations
2025
Future propulsion technology made in Finland
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- Powertrain innovation
- Multi-fuel marine engines
- Hydrogen and ammonia combustion
- Flex-CPT
- Reactivity-Controlled Compression Ignition (RCCI)
- Model-based engine calibration
- Zero-carbon fuels
- clean propulsion technologies
Publication channel PTNSS
Related to WP1
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- Conference presentations
2025
Characterization and control of ash from diesel engine exhaust
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- ConferenceHighlight
- SustainableTransport
- MarineTechnology
- FlexCPT
Publication channel 28th ETH Nanoparticles Conference 2025
Related to WP4
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Flexible Clean Propulsion Technologies

Publications

Category

Search by title, author, publication channel, key words

Simulation and design of emission catalysts for marine applications with green hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, methane and diesel fuels

Automatic Relevance Detection (ARD) and Hyperparameter Tuning in the Training of Gaussian Process Regression-based Surrogate Models: A Machine Learning Approach

Conference Summary: Flex-CPT 1st Review Meeting, Aalto University, Espoo (4–5 June 2025)

Numerical study of methanol wall film formation in an engine intake runner using OpenFOAM

Nonlinear combustion control; Nonlinear model predictive controller for reactivity controlled compression ignition

Renewable Methanol as a Sustainable Fuel for Cruise Shipping: Availability, Cost, and Barriers

Sequential Bayesian Experimental Design Using Gaussian Processes

Future propulsion technology made in Finland

Characterization and control of ash from diesel engine exhaust

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