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Associate Professor Zeyad Alwahabi

Telephone +61 8 8313 3768
Position Associate Professor
Email zeyad.alwahabi@adelaide.edu.au
Fax +61 8 8313 4373
Building Engineering North
Floor/Room 1 13b
Campus North Terrace
Org Unit Chemical Engineering, School of

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Publications

Books and proceedings:

1.       Alwahabi ZT, University of Adelaide. Turbulence Energy and Combustion Group. Fourth Australian Conference on Laser Diagnostics in Fluid Mechanics and Combustion McLaren Vale, 7th-9th December, 2005. Adelaide, S. Aust.: The University of Adelaide; 2005.

Journal Publications: 

1.         Hsu LJ, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ, Y. L, Z.S. L, Alden M. Na and K released from burning particles of brown coal and pine wood in a laminar premixed methane flame using quantitative Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy. Applied Spectroscopy. 2011 (accepted):xx-xx.

2.         Medwell PR, Chan QN, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. The influence on the soot distribution within a laminar flame of radiation at fluxes of relevance to concentrated solar radiation. Combustion and Flame. 2011;10.1016/j.combustflame.2011.01.006(accepted):xx-xx.

3.         Chan QN, Medwell PR, Kalt PAM, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. Simultaneous imaging of temperature and soot volume fraction. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 2011;33:791–8.

4.         Chan QN, Medwell PR, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. Assessment of Interferences to Nonlinear Two-line Atomic Fluorescence (NTLAF) in Sooty Flames. Applied Physics B. 2011;x(x):xxxx-xxxx.

5.         van Eyk PJ, Ashman PJ, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ. The release of water-bound and organic sodium from Loy Yang coal during the combustion of single particles in a flat flame. Combustion and Flame. 2010 xx(accepted):xxx-xxx.

6.         Wang Y, Nathan GJ, Alwahabi ZT, King KD, Ho K, Yao Q. Effect of a uniform electric field on soot in laminar premixed ethylene/air flames. Combustion and Flame. 2010 Jul;157(7):1308-15.

7.         Sun ZW, Li ZS, Li B, Alwahabi ZT, Alden M. Quantitative C2H2 measurements in sooty flames using mid-infrared polarization spectroscopy. Applied Physics B-Lasers and Optics. 2010;101(1-2):423-32.

8.         Saw WL, Nathan GJ, Ashman PJ, Alwahabi ZT, Hupa M. Simultaneous measurement of the surface temperature and the release of atomic sodium from a burning black liquor droplet. Combustion and Flame. 2010 Apr;157(4):769-77.

9.         Medwell PR, Chan QN, Kalt PAM, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. Instantaneous Temperature Imaging of Diffusion Flames Using Two-Line Atomic Fluorescence. Applied Spectroscopy. 2010 Feb;64(2):173-6.

10.       Chan QN, Medwell PR, Kalt PAM, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. Solvent effects on two-line atomic fluorescence of indium. Applied Optics. 2010 Mar;49(8):1257-66.

11.       van Eyk PJ, Ashman PJ, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ. Simultaneous measurements of the release of atomic sodium, particle diameter and particle temperature for a single burning coal particle. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 2009;32:2099-106.

12.       Saw WL, Nathan GJ, Ashman PJ, Alwahabi ZT. Assessment of the release of atomic Na from a burning black liquor droplet using quantitative PLIF. Combustion and Flame. 2009 Jul;156(7):1471-9.

13.       Qamar NH, Alwahabi ZT, Chan QN, Nathan GJ, Roekaerts D, King KD. Soot volume fraction in a piloted turbulent jet non-premixed flame of natural gas. Combustion and Flame. 2009 Jul;156(7):1339-47.

14.       Medwell PR, Chan QN, Kalt PAM, Alwahabi ZT, Dally BB, Nathan GJ. Development of temperature imaging using two-line atomic fluorescence. Applied Optics. 2009 Feb;48(6):1237-48.

15.       Henriksen TL, Nathan GJ, Alwahabi ZT, Qamar N, Ring TA, Eddings EG. Planar measurements of soot volume fraction and OH in a JP-8 pool fire. Combustion and Flame. 2009 Jul;156(7):1480-92.

16.       Alwahabi ZT, Zetterberg J, Li ZS, Alden M. Vibrational relaxation of CO2 (12(0)1) by argon. Chemical Physics. 2009 May;359(1-3):71-6.

17.       van Eyk PJ, Ashman PJ, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ. Quantitative measurement of atomic sodium in the plume of a single burning coal particle. Combustion and Flame. 2008 Nov;155(3):529-37.

18.       Lucas O, Linton V, Alwahabi Z. Laser scattering for particulate fume measurement. Science and Technology of Welding and Joining. 2007 Mar;12(2):115-9.

19.       Lucas O, Alwahabi ZT, Linton V, Meeuwissen K. Laser diagnostics of welding plasma by polarization spectroscopy. Applied Spectroscopy. 2007 May;61(5):565-9.

20.       Alwahabi ZT, Zetterberg J, Li ZS, Alden M. Measurements of collisional broadening coefficients by infrared polarization spectroscopy. Applied Spectroscopy. 2007 Apr;61(4):424-7.

21.       Alwahabi ZT, Zetterberg J, Li ZS, Alden M. High resolution polarization spectroscopy and laser induced fluorescence of CO2 around 2 mu m. European Physical Journal D. 2007 Apr;42(1):41-7.

22.       Stamatova L, King KD, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ, Stamatov V. A Mie scattering investigation of the effect of strain rate on soot formation in precessing jet flames. Flow Turbulence and Combustion. [Article]. 2006 Apr;76(3):279-89.

23.       Nathan GJ, Mi J, Alwahabi ZT, Newbold GJR, Nobes DS. Impacts of a jet's exit flow pattern on mixing and combustion performance. Progress in Energy and Combustion Science. 2006 Sep-Nov;32(5-6):496-538.

24.       Qamar NH, Nathan GJ, Alwahabi ZT, King KD. The effect of global mixing on soot volume fraction: measurements in simple jet, precessing jet, and bluff body flames. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 2005;30:1493-500.

25.       Li ZS, Rupinski M, Zetterberg J, Alwahabi ZT, Alden M. Mid-infrared polarization spectroscopy of polyatomic molecules: Detection of nascent CO2 and H2O in atmospheric pressure flames. Chemical Physics Letters. 2005 May;407(4-6):243-8.

26.       Li ZS, Rupinski M, Zetterberg J, Alwahabi ZT, Alden M. Detection of methane with mid-infrared polarization spectroscopy. Applied Physics B-Lasers and Optics. 2004 Jul;79(2):135-8.

27.       Alwahabi ZT, Li ZS, Zetterberg J, Alden M. Infrared polarization spectroscopy of CO2 at atmospheric pressure. Optics Communications. 2004 Apr;233(4-6):373-81.

28.       Reppel J, Alwahabi ZT. Orthogonal planar laser polarization spectroscopy. Applied Optics. 2002 Jul;41(21):4267-72.

29.       Reppel J, Alwahabi ZT. A uniaxial gas model of the geometrical dependence of polarization spectroscopy. Journal of Physics D-Applied Physics. 2001 Sep;34(17):2670-8.

30.       Yousefpour N, Reppel J, Alwahabi ZT, Nathan GJ, King KD. Effect of precession on the ignition region in jet flames. Developments in Chemical Engineering and Mineral Processing. 1999;7(3):345-59.

31.       Gascooke JR, Alwahabi ZT, King KD, Lawrance WD. A direct comparison of vibrational deactivation of hexafluorobenzene excited by infrared multiple photon absorption and internal conversion. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1998 Sep;109(10):3868-74.

32.       Gascooke JR, Alwahabi ZT, King KD, Lawrance WD. Vibrational deactivation of highly excited hexafluorobenzene. Journal of Physical Chemistry A. 1998 Oct;102(44):8505-9.

33.       Truhins K, McCaffery AJ, Alwahabi ZT, Rawi Z. Polarization of emission from asymmetric rotors .2. Vector reorientation through intramolecular coupling and inelastic collisions. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1997 Jul;107(3):733-43.

34.       Truhins K, AlWahabi ZT, Auzinsh M, McCaffery AJ, Rawi Z. Polarization of emission in asymmetric rotors .1. The effects of elastic collisions, electron and nuclear spins. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1997 Mar;106(9):3477-84.

35.       Poel KL, Glavan CM, Alwahabi ZT, King KD. Collisional deactivation of CO2(00(0)1) and N2O(00(0)1) by toluene isotopomers: Near-resonant energy transfer from N2O(00(0)1). Journal of Physical Chemistry A. 1997 Jul;101(31):5614-9.

36.       Poel KL, Alwahabi ZT, King KD. Collisional deactivation of N2O(00(0)1) studied by time-resolved infrared fluorescence. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1996 Jul;105(4):1420-5.

37.       Poel KL, Alwahabi ZT, King KD. TIME-RESOLVED INFRARED FLUORESCENCE STUDIES OF THE COLLISIONAL DEACTIVATION OF CO2(00(0)1) BY LARGE POLYATOMIC-MOLECULES. Chemical Physics. 1995 Dec;201(1):263-71.

38.       Alwahabi ZT, Besley NA, McCaffery AJ, Osborne MA, Rawi Z. DYNAMICAL ANGULAR-MOMENTUM MODELS FOR ROTATIONAL TRANSFER IN POLYATOMIC-MOLECULES. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1995 May;102(20):7945-52.

39.       Zhang L, Chandler PJ, Townsend PD, Alwahabi ZT, Pityana SL, McCaffery AJ. FREQUENCY DOUBLING IN ION-IMPLANTED KTIOPO4 PLANAR WAVE-GUIDES WITH 25-PERCENT CONVERSION EFFICIENCY. Journal of Applied Physics. 1993 Mar;73(6):2695-9.

40.       McCaffery AJ, Alwahabi ZT, Osborne MA, Williams CJ. ROTATIONAL TRANSFER, AN ANGULAR-MOMENTUM MODEL. Journal of Chemical Physics. 1993 Mar;98(6):4586-602.

41.       Zhang L, Chandler PJ, Townsend PD, Alwahabi ZT, McCaffery AJ. 2ND-HARMONIC GENERATION IN ION-IMPLANTED KTIOPO4 PLANAR WAVE-GUIDES. Electronics Letters. 1992 Jul;28(16):1478-9.

42.       McCaffery AJ, Alwahabi ZT. MECHANISM OF ROTATIONAL TRANSFER. Physical Review A. 1991 Jan;43(1):611-4.

43.       Alwahabi ZT, Harkin CG, McCaffery AJ, Whitaker BJ. STEREOCHEMICAL INFLUENCES IN ATOM-TRIATOMIC COLLISIONS. Journal of the Chemical Society-Faraday Transactions Ii. 1989 Aug;85:1003-15.

 

Plus 34 Conference Publications (not listed)   

 

Expertise for Media Contact

CategoriesEngineering, Science and technology
ExpertiseLaser diagnostics; laser spectroscopy; molecular dynamics; chemical engineering; diagnostics; lasers
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Entry last updated: Saturday, 16 Feb 2013

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