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  • User involvement in ZEN – A reflection on the user perspective in ZEN 

    Skaar, Marianne; Bø, Lars Arne; Thomsen, Judith (ZEN Memo;64, Research report, 2025)
    This memo is a reflection on the user perspective in FME ZEN. The FME Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities (ZEN) has chosen Living Labs to address user engagement and as a framework for the ...
  • The effect of cement with CCS on greenhouse gas emissions 

    Loli, Arian (ZEN Report;73, Research report, 2025)
    Besides using alternative fuels and materials for cement production, capturing and storing CO2 is necessary to meet climate targets. This report examines the effect of concrete produced with carbon capture and storage (CCS) ...
  • ZEN KPI tool user guide. A visual guide to using the ZEN KPI tool 

    Homaei, Shabnam; Wiik, Marianne Rose Kjendseth (ZEN Report;71, Research report, 2025)
    Dette dokumentet er en brukerveiledning for ZEN KPI-verktøyet, utviklet ved forskningssenteret for nullutslippsområder i smarte byer (FME ZEN) i perioden 2017–2024. Verktøyet gir brukerne mulighet til å spore, rapportere, ...
  • What does it take to meet zen goals? A framework to support ZEN realization 

    Vergerio, Giulia; Knotten, Vegard (ZEN Report;72, Research report, 2025)
    Mål, mandater og rammeverk er "søylene" i strukturen for oppnåelse av ZEN i denne rapporten. Før implementeringen starter, bør den ledende organisasjonen utføre en “forhåndsanalyse” for å sikre at disse elementene er ...
  • Effect of service life in the emission assessment of ventilation systems. A case study in an office building 

    Loli, Arian; Bergsdal, Håvard (ZEN Memo;63, Research report, 2025)
    In the construction sector, the total carbon footprint of a building measures the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with all the stages in the building’s life cycle, including the replacement of elements over the ...
  • Life cycle assessment of ventilation systems. Experience from FME ZEN and current knowledge basis 

    Bergsdal, Håvard (ZEN Memo;62, Research report, 2024)
    As modern buildings become more energy efficient and more advanced in terms of integrated technical systems, the embodied emissions in these systems are receiving more attention. A recent advancement is the emergence, both ...
  • A practical approach to calculating inertial forces for nontrivial subsea structures using CFD simulation 

    Kryś, Maciej (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    In the oil and gas industry, the majority of subsea structures are subjected to considerable forces from sea waves and currents. It is therefore of critical importance to be able to accurately assess these forces, both ...
  • Enhancing Extrusion Performance: Macroscopic Analysis of Dispersive Mixing Sections 

    van ‘t Veld, Jordin; Mateboer, Tijmen; Buist, Jakob (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    Dispersion is a critical process within the extrusion industry. The attention of this study is drawn to the deficiency in dispersive mixing quality in single screw extruders compared to their twin screw counterparts. This ...
  • A novel practical approach to cool down time thermal analyses in the oil and gas field 

    Dywan, Damian; Szubel, Mateusz (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    This paper introduces an innovative 'iterative-FEA' (iFEA) approach aimed at maintaining the accuracy of subsea production system (SPS) cool-down simulations, typical for CFD, while significantly reducing computation time ...
  • Computational Modelling of Electric Arc Behaviour in Direct-Current Smelting Furnaces Using Hydrogen as a Reductant 

    Reynolds, Quinn G.; Erwee, Markus W.; Geldenhuys, Isabel J.; Haraldsson, Hákon V.; Johnsen, Sverre G.; Jones, Rodney T.; Tesfahunegn, Yonatan A.; Xakalashe, Buhle S. (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    In this work, the authors present results from a computational multiphysics model for direct-current plasma arcs operating in open bath electric smelting furnaces. Plasma thermodynamic and thermophysical properties of a ...
  • Comparison Of Dimethyl Ether And Natural Gas Combustion In A Swirl-Stabilized Industrial Burner 

    Diewald, Moritz; Kaiser, Hannah; Schmitz, Nico (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    The European Green Deal aims to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050, necessitating the European Union to transform its energy system for affordability, efficiency, and circularity. Biofuels will play ...
  • CFD of a Flow Conditioning Unit 

    Kesana, Netaji Ravi Kiran; Dupuy, Pablo Matias (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    An open challenge related to subsea well compression is avoiding surges and slugs into a wet gas compressor station. A Flow Conditioning Unit (FCU) helps to dampen the sudden changes that are caused by variations in ...
  • Modeling a Pilot Furnace for Manganese Alloys 

    Sparta, Manuel; Risinggård, Vetle K. (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    This paper presents the progress in developing a 2D-axisymmetric finite element method model for a pilot-scale furnace used for the production of manganese alloys. The model is specifically designed to simulate furnace ...
  • Improving Flow Balancing: Employing GNF-X for Predicting Flow Profile 

    van ‘t Veld, Jordin; Mateboer, Tijmen; Buist, Jakob (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    Flow balancing is the process of changing the geometry of an extrusion die to achieve a uniform flow distribution at the die-exit. This can be an iterative and costly process. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is often ...
  • A Practical Computational Model To Estimate PAH Emission From Furnaces 

    Vachaparambil, Kurian J.; Panjwani, Balram (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    Due to the large computational overhead associated with simulating the PAH chemistry, predicting the PAH emission from industrial furnaces based on detailed CFD simulations is impractical. To address the lack of tools for ...
  • CFD analysis of ultrasonic vibrations to enhance recycled polymer extrusion efficiency 

    Mateboer, T.J.; Buist, J.; Tuinier, R.; den Doelder, C.F.J. (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    The use of recycled polymers within the field of extrusion is difficult due to their often inconsistent viscosity related to variations in composition and molecular weight. Such variations lead to fluctuations in die ...
  • Success stories of CFD Modelling in Understanding the Continuous Casting Process: The Impact of Microscopic Dynamics on Macroscopic Scales 

    Gruber, Christine; Barati, Hadi; Holzinger, Gerhard; Javurek, Mirko; Zhang, Xiaomeng; Ilie, Sergiu; Michelic, Susanne; Saeedipour, Mahdi; Wu, Menghuai (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    In this contribution, we will review recent advances and success stories in the CFD modelling of the continuous casting process in the framework of K1-MET projects in Austria. Physical phenomena on both microscopic and ...
  • Unprecedented Insight into the Thermal Processing of a Blast Furnace 

    Peters, B.; Besseron, X.; Adhav, P. (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    Although the steel industry undergoes a transition from traditional blast furnace technology to "green" steel, the blast furnace and its variants produce still the largest amount of steel. Hence, a thorough understanding ...
  • Computational Modeling Of Turbulent Jet Generated by Non-transferred Plasma Torch 

    Siddanathi, Sai Likitha; Westerberg, Lars-Göran; Åkerstedt, Hans O.; Gren, Per; Wiinikka, Henrik; Sepman, Alexey (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    The plasma jet produced by a non-transferred plasma torch may initially appear steady and laminar, but it undergoes significant turbulence as it interacts with the surrounding atmosphere. Within the plasma torch, the jet ...
  • On Model Assisted Measurements and Applications 

    Manger, Eirik (SINTEF Proceedings;10, Chapter; Peer reviewed; Conference object, 2024)
    With digitalisation comes the ability to obtain real time data such as e.g. pressure and temperature from processes and equipment continuously. The true value of these measurements does however not appear before combining ...

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