Infrastructure Details
Acronym
Lund HPC rig
Name of national/international infrastructure this infrastructure belongs to
The HPC rig is included in/part of the national research program CECOST.
Description
The HPC rig is a large combustion rig with optical access intended for semi-industrial investigations of gas turbine relevant operating conditions at high pressures, flows, temperatures.
A benefit with the HPC rig is its location which grants easy access to the many advanced laser measurement techniques of Combustion Physics and Lund University Combustion Centre
A benefit with the HPC rig is its location which grants easy access to the many advanced laser measurement techniques of Combustion Physics and Lund University Combustion Centre
Equipment and resources
Lund HPC rig is a separate unit with its own infrastructure for air, fuel and power supply. The facility is equipped with necessary equipment for its operation. This includes electrical substation, supply of air and natural gas with individual compressors, liquid fuel tanks, equipment for exhaust emissions.
Services provided
The HPC rig is maintained and operated by a HPC rig operator employed by the Division of Combustion Physics.
All data is generated, stored and transferred locally.
All data is generated, stored and transferred locally.
Management of the infrastructure
The PHC rig is managed by prof. Marcus Aldén, Head of Division of Combustion Physics
UKÄ subject classification
- Engineering and Technology
Type of infrastructure
- Equipment