Gaetano Magnotti
Department of Mechanical Engineering
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Saudi Arabia
Biography
Prof. GAETANO MAGNOTTI Specialises in developing laser diagnostics for optically accessible, internal combustion engines and for the study of non-thermal equilibrium flows such as those encountered in plasma assisted combustion and in hypersonic vehicles. He is working as Assistant Professor in Department of Mechanical Engineering, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia.
Research Interest
"Dr. Magnotti’s primary research interests are advanced laser diagnostics and imaging, turbulent combustion and supersonic combustion. He is the principal investigator of the Advanced Diagnostics laboratory and he is affiliated with the Clean Combustion Research Center. Professor Magnotti’s group focuses on the development of quantitative, advanced laser diagnostics for high pressure combustion and on its application to the experimental investigation of fundamental combustion phenomena relevant to the design of next-generation, cleaner, and more efficient, gas turbines and engines. Detailed measurements in, carefully designed, turbulent jet flames provide great insight in the physics of turbulence-chemistry interaction, and much needed data for development and validation of computational fluid-mechanics models. Professor Magnotti is also interested in developing laser diagnostics for optically accessible, internal combustion engines and for the study of non-thermal equilibrium flows such as those encountered in plasma assisted combustion and in hypersonic vehicles."
Publications
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Magnotti G, Barlow RS. Dual-resolution Raman spectroscopy for measurements of temperature and twelve species in hydrocarbon–air flames. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 2017 Dec 31;36(3):4477-85.
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Magnotti G, Barlow RS. Dual-resolution Raman spectroscopy for measurements of temperature and twelve species in hydrocarbon–air flames. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 2017 Dec 31;36(3):4477-85.