The researcher's work spans multiple areas of physical sciences and engineering over a 4-year period (2013-2017), focusing on combustion dynamics, fire effects, thermochemical processes, and applications in energy systems. Their research investigates various aspects of flame behavior, including intrinsic instabilities, cellularization characteristics, hydrogen addition effects, detonation and explosion phenomena, microstructures in aluminum alloys, and biofuels for energy conversion. Additionally, they examine pressure distribution and stress responses in biological systems, as well as thermal engineering applications, making their work comprehensive across multiple disciplines.
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