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• W2946921000 abstract "Special section for the peer-reviewed papers published from the 44th International Clearwater Clean Energy Conference held during June 16–21, 2019, Clearwater, FL.This special section contains selected peer-reviewed papers presented at the 44th International Clearwater Clean Energy Conference. The conference was held at Sheraton Sand Keys Hotel Clearwater, FL, during June 16–21, 2019. The organizers of the conference provided ample networking opportunities throughout the entire conference. The themed luncheon organized at the conference provided outstanding opportunities to meet other researchers and engineers working in a similar area that encouraged the free exchange of information and networking with many international colleagues. The beach social organized provided additional opportunities for networking with many researchers working around the goal on similar topics and share some information of common interest. The panel sessions organized provided much insightful information from various panel members covering Australia, Europe, China, and the USA. The endorsing organization for this conference included: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, USA; American Public Power Association, USA; CANMET Natural Resources, Canada; China Coal Research Institute, China; Ministry of Coal, China; Edison Electric Institute, USA; Export Assistance Center, USA; U.S. Commercial Service, USA; International Energy Agency-Coal Research; Japan Coal Energy Center (JCOAL), Japan; National Mining Association, USA; National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, USA; Ohio Coal Development Office, USA; and U.S. Geological Survey, USA.The selected papers from the conference, after peer review, cover a broad range of topics that are of fundamental and industrial importance for clean energy conversion using all types of hydrocarbon resources in gas, liquid and solid phase, including municipal solid wastes and biomass. Papers dealing with fuel reforming, alternative fuels, and renewable fuels were also presented at the conference with the goal of clean fuel utilization at higher efficiency without any impact on the environment to support energy and environmental sustainability. The papers were contributed to the conference from some 18 different countries around the globe (from far-east, Australia to far-west, Canada, and many countries between them). All the authors were encouraged to consider submitting their technical paper contribution for publication in the ASME Journal of Energy Resources Technology (JERT) after their peer reviews and recommendation for publication in this journal. All the papers submitted were peer-reviewed form lead experts in the field worldwide according to the ASME Journal standard and the guest editor handled the reviews. The submitted papers reveal that the development and application of the new, innovative, and advanced technologies using state-of-the-art experimental and computational methods are urgently needed now than ever before for clean and efficient energy utilization from all kinds of fuel feedstocks. Significant advances in diagnostics and modeling now allow one to examine the spatial and temporal behavior of flames and reaction progress at much shorter time scales and much higher resolution than ever before. This is primarily due to the continuous development of new diagnostic tools and model development that are validated with experiments. The validation of results between modeling and experiments has allowed engineers and scientists to develop correlations that can be extended to develop prototype systems for commercial successes in a wide range of applications. The papers in this special section are concerned with (1) Process Failure Detection via Recurrence Quantification Analysis; (2) Novel installation for the recovery of the agricultural water from the digestate—description of the proposed industrial process; (3) Determination of the Intrinsic Gasification Kinetics of a Bituminous Coal including Product Gas Inhibition and Char Deactivation under Entrained Flow Conditions; (4) Predicting Power Plant Equipment Life Using Machine Learning; (5) Gasification of torrefied sewage sludge with the addition of calcium carbonate; (6) Leveraging National Laboratory Assets to Address Stability Challenges due to Declining Grid Inertia Using Geographically Distributed Electrical-Thermal Co-Emulation; (7) Comparative Analysis Between Different Configurations in a Biomass Gasifier and a Genset for Electrical Energy Production; (8) Development of Realtime System Identification to Detect Abnormal Operations in a Gas Turbine Cycle; (9) Investigations on Crystallization Processes of Three Oxidic Gasifier Slag Systems; (10) Torrefaction of agricultural residues: Effect of temperature and residence time on the process products properties; (11) Modeling of the Coal Particle Behavior in an Ultra-Supercritical Boiler with Large Eddy Simulation; (12) Effect of temperature on the geological sequestration of CO2 in a layered carbonate formation; (13) Effects of Scale on CFB Riser Dynamics; (14) Single Solution That Reduces Power Plants Heat Rates, Emissions, and Operating Costs; (15) A Review of Lawson Criterion; (16) Using Machine Learning Tools to Predict Compressor Stall; (17) Measurement of Convective Heat Transfer Coefficients with Supercritical CO2 using Wilson Plotting Technique; and (18) Development of a High Pressure Dry Coal Feed System for Oxy-combustion. The papers in this special section are showcase examples of the representative work presented using gas, liquid, coal, and other solid fuels used for cleaner energy conversion. The conference also organized topics on renewable energy that attracted much attention from the audience as we seek cleaner, cost-effective, and sustainable energy solutions.The guest editor would like to express his great appreciation to all the authors who contributed to the success of the 44th International Clearwater Clean Energy Conference and this special section. The organizing committee who made the recommendation and the reviewers who assisted in reviewing the papers in a timely fashion is much appreciated. It is through the reviewers and the organizing committee dedicated efforts that helped us to maintain a high quality of this special section. The guest editors would like to thank their special gratitude to Professor Hameed Metghalchi, Editor-in-Chief of the JERT, for accepting our proposal on publishing a special section in JERT and his continued support during the entire process. The guest Editors would also like to take this opportunity to his sincere thanks to Ms. Christina McNeil, Journal Secretary, and Ms. Tara Collins Smith at ASME for their help and unconditional support in the publication of this special section. Last but not least, the assistance and diligent hard work of Ms. Barbara A. Sakkestad and her team during the entire conference are much appreciated. She helped with the announcement of the journal paper submission option in JERT during and immediately after the conference and keeping a good log of all papers submitted from the conference.Special issue from the 45th International Clearwater Clean Energy Conference to be held during September 8–11, 2020, is planned to be published in the August 2021 issue of ASME Journal of Energy Resources and Technology (JERT) after peer-review of all the papers submitted to JERT. Authors are encouraged to submit their papers on the ASME JERT website under the pull-down menu on Special issue “2020 Clearwater Clean Energy.” In case of any difficulty, please contact Ms. Barbara Sakkestad." @default.
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