Recent Publications
Recent Publications
News
In collaboration, the University of Oklahoma has taken the lead in a Department of Energy project, with support from Kansas State University, to pioneer a new generation of reversible electrochemical cells. The cells have the potential to revolutionize energy storage by integrating seamlessly with fossil fuel assets.
Javad Asadi, School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering,
Topic: “Flexible Design and Operation of Carbon Capture Technologies for Optimal Integration with Low-Carbon Power Generation System.”
Intelligent, Universal, Low-Cost Emissions Reduction Retrofit Kit for Industrial Engines – The University of Oklahoma (Norman, Oklahoma) plans to develop an intelligent, remotely controlled, low-cost emissions reduction retrofit kit for industrial engines used mainly in the upstream and midstream of the oil and gas industry. https://www.energy.gov/fecm/project-selections-foa-2616-innovative-methane-measurement-monitoring-and-mitigation
DOE Funding: $999,440
Non-DOE Funding: $333,191
Total Value: $1,332,631
Our collaboration with Bedrock Ventures has garnered substantial support from the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) for the development of the FIRST HYDROGEN-CNG FUELING STATION IN OKLAHOMA. This establishes Oklahoma as one of the pioneering states adopting this groundbreaking technology. We have launched hydrogen research at University of Oklahoma and are pleased to witness the positive impact of our efforts.
Highly Replicable and Integrated System for Mitigating Methane Emissions from Natural Gas-Fired Lean-Burn Engines – Kansas State University (Manhattan, Kansas) and University of Oklahoma plan to manufacture a low-cost integrated system for eliminating methane emissions from natural gas engines. The technology may be designed to mitigate methane emissions from all industrial engines and reduce their operational costs and fuel consumption while enhancing stability and efficiency. I
DOE Funding: $1,000,000
Non-DOE Funding: $250,000
Total Value: $1,250,000
The University of Oklahoma (OU), in cooperation with NETL and industry partners, has developed an advanced retrofit kit for natural gas engines used in the gas production, gathering, transmission and processing sectors that cut emissions while enhancing performance.
Modular Reactor for Co-Generation of Liquid Chemicals and Electricity from Stranded Natural Gas — Kansas State University (Manhattan, Kansas) and University of Oklahoma (Norman, Oklahoma)
DOE Funding: $500,000
This National Consortium will provide a forum to enable stakeholders across the LDES ecosystem to convene & identify barriers, determine potential synergies, and collaboratively develop & recommend strategies necessary to achieve commercialization for a wide range of LDES technologies within the next decade. The output will be a comprehensive set of recommendations for LDES commercialization that can be offered to diverse states & regions, markets, communities, and end-use customers.
Our proposal has been selected for the Phase 1 study with potential advancement to Phase 2. Our team plans to design, analyze, and validate a novel bifunctional chemical looping concept that utilizes a perovskite-based oxide as an oxygen carrier. This innovative approach will be employed to produce chemicals and mitigate CO2 emissions during both reduction and oxidation steps
SECM is proud to announce our partnership in a groundbreaking National Consortium dedicated to advancing Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) technologies. Together, we're shaping the future of energy solutions!
We had a fantastic opportunity to visit Cox Automotive in Oklahoma and engage in discussions about potential collaboration opportunities and research with their engineering team.
Events
Congratulations Javad! recipients of the Spring 2023 Engineering Dissertation Award.
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Congratulations, Mohammed AM Ansari! You have successfully defended your master's thesis, showcasing an innovative application of machine learning algorithms to enhance performance and reduce emissions in industrial engines.
Congratulations, Dr. Lateef Jolaoso! Today, you have successfully defended your Ph.D. From fundamental studies to system-level exploration, your comprehensive approach has yielded a deep understanding of this innovative technology.
Great work, Yousuf, for your outstanding contributions as the lead editor of this published book on "Biogas to Biomethane: Engineering, Production, Sustainability." Your efforts have truly shone a spotlight on the technical, social, and economic dimensions of biogas upgradation to biomethane. Kudos on a job well done!
We gathered to honor our collective achievements throughout the year at a celebratory dinner on Friday, December 1, 2023.
Our collaboration with Bedrock Ventures has garnered substantial support from the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) for the development of the FIRST HYDROGEN-CNG FUELING STATION IN OKLAHOMA. This establishes Oklahoma as one of the pioneering states adopting this groundbreaking technology. We have launched hydrogen research at University of Oklahoma and are pleased to witness the positive impact of our efforts.
A fantastic meeting with the Bedrock Ventures team to discuss the OCAST project concerning the FIRST HYDROGEN-CNG FUELING STATION IN OKLAHOMA. This is an exciting project that we are delighted to support the company on.
Congratulations Lateef! Six OU Engineering students have been selected as recipients of the Fall 2023 Engineering Dissertation Award. The $5,000 award, designed to foster excellence among doctoral students, supports scholars in the final stages of their Ph.D. studies.
