Research Fields
Chemical Sciences
Catalysis and Mechanisms of Reactions
Industrial Product Design
Engineering
Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Engineering
Energy
Environmental and Sustainable Processes
Catalytic Activity
Chemical Reaction
Materials Science and Technologies
Automotive Combustion and Fuel Engineering
Bio
Fatih Gulec is a postdoctoral Research Fellow in CO2 adsorption processes in Energy and Power Engineering at Cranfield University. Gulec has received a BSc degree (1st class) in Chemical Engineering from Gazi University (Turkey, 2012) and an MSc degree (Distinction) in Chemical Engineering from Ankara University (Turkey, 2015) where he worked as a research assistant on the development of zeolite-based heterogeneous catalysis for the methylation and isomerisation reactions. He then started a PhD in Chemical Engineering at the University of Nottingham (UK) and developed a novel process on the applicability of Chemical Looping Combustion (CLC) to Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) Unit as a CO2 capture technology. Further, he has discovered a new phenomenon with respect to CLC in that hydrocarbons can combust at relatively low temperatures.
His research interest includes CO2 capture technologies, chemical looping combustion, heterogeneous catalysis & reactions, synthesis & characterisation of porous materials, low-carbon technologies including biomass and biofuels, CO2 hydrogenation, waste-to-energy.
Institution
The University of Nottingham
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