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Charles Kofi Ayi

Charles Kofi Ayi

Ph.D

Email: [email protected] | LinkedIn Profile: Charles Kofi Ayi

Office: JEB 420

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Research Topic

Hydrogen Ignition Properties: Experimental and Computational Studies

My research focuses on investigating the ignition properties of hydrogen to mitigate the risk of hydrogen-related fires and explosions in industrial settings. Through a combination of experimental and computational studies, I aim to identify and analyze various risk factors and variables that influence the spontaneous ignition of hydrogen. 

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Room 200, Jack E. Brown Building
Texas A&M University, 3122 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-3122
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