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Sun Lushi

Time:December 22, 2021 Editor:Tang Shiqing Source:

 


Professor


Phone: (+86)2787542417-8207

Email: sunlushi@hust.edu.cn

Academic Areas: Thermal Engineering

Research Interests: Thermochemical processing of solid fuels such as coal, wastes and biomass, Energy economy and low carbon policy, NOx and ammonia escape control technology

 

Academic Degrees

PhD, 2004, School of Energy and Power Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China;

MSc, 1999, School of Thermal Engineering, Wuhan University of Hydraulic and Electrical Engineering, Wuhan, China;

Bachelor, 1989, School of Power Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China

 

Professional Experience

Professor (2011-present); State Key Lab of Coal combustion, School of Energy and Power Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology;

Associate Professor (2004-2010); State Key Lab of Coal combustion, School of Energy and Power Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology;

Engineer (1989-1996); Wuhan Tianyuan Boiler Group Co. Ltd.

 

Selected Publications

  • 1.  Linlin Xu, Jie Yu, Gan Wan, Lushi Sun. Emission characteristics and source identification of      polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from used mineral oil combustion.      Fuel;      304(2021): 121357-121371.

  • 2.  Xin Wei, Jie Yu, Jiaxing Du, Lushi Sun. New Insights into the Pyrolysis      Behavior of Polycarbonates: A Study Based on DFT and ReaxFF-MD Simulation      under Nonisothermal and Isothermal Conditions. Energy & Fuels;      35(2021): 5026-5038.

  • 3. Jiaren Chi, Ben      Wang, Hong Zhang, et al. Regional coal power overcapacity assessment in      China from 2020 to 2025. Journal of Cleaner Production;      303(2021):127020-127033.

  • 4.  Lushi Sun, Tao Chen, Cailing Ba, et al. Preparation of sorbents derived      from bamboo and bromine flame retardant. Journal of Hazardous Materials;      410 (2021): 124583-124592.

  • 5. Jie Yu, Esong Zhang,      Lele Wang, et al. The Interaction of NH4HSO4 with      Vanadium–Titanium Catalysts Modified with Molybdenum and Tungsten. Energy      & Fuels; 34(2020): 2107-2116.

  • 6. Yang      W, Pudasainee D, Gupta R, et al. Particulate Emission      from Municipal Solid Waste Combustion: Effect of Si–Al-Based Additives for      Its Mitigation. Energy & Fuels;      34(2020): 15399-15410.

  • 7. Tao Chen, Jie Yu, Chuan Ma, et al. Catalytic performance and      debromination of FeeNi bimetallic MCM-41 catalyst for the two-stage      pyrolysis of waste computer casing plastic. Chemosphere;      248(2020):125964-125973.

  • 8.  Zijian Song, Ben Wang, Wu Yang, et al. Simultaneous removal of NO and      SO2 through heterogeneous catalytic oxidation-absorption process using      magnetic Fe2.5M0.5O4 (M = Fe, Mn, Ti and Cu) catalysts with vaporized H2O2. Chemical Engineering      Journal; 386(2020): 123883-123893.

  • 9.  Wu Yang, Ben Wang, Siyuan Lei, et al. Combustion optimization and NOx      reduction of a 600 MWe downfired boiler by rearrangement of swirl burner      and introduction of separated over-fire air. Journal of Cleaner      Production; 210(2019): 1120-1130.

  • 10.  Jie Yu, Sheng Liu, Aderlanio Cardoso, et al. Catalytic pyrolysis of      rubbers and vulcanized rubbers using modified zeolites and mesoporous      catalysts with Zn and Cu. Energy;      188(2019):116117-116127.


Courses Taught

Introduction to the Subject Foundation

Combustion Theory and Technology

Energy Internet and Smart Energy

 

Projects

1.  National Key R&D Program of China: 2019YFC1906600, Utilization and harmless disposal technology of solid waste of traditional Chinese medicine and antibiotic fungus residue, 2020/01-2024/12

2.   National Natural Science Foundation of China52176108, Development of novel mercury removal adsorbent derived from the halogen-containing waste plastics and biochar and research on mechanism of mercury removal, 2021/01—2025/12

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