Ian Fells

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Ian Fells is affiliated with the following schools: University of Sheffield, Newcastle University, Durham University

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According to Wikipedia, Ian Fells is Emeritus Professor of Energy Conversion at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, and former chairman of the "New and Renewable Energy Centre" at Blyth, Northumberland, England. Education and career Fells was educated at King Edward VII School, Broomhill, Sheffield, then carried out national service in the British army, before studying at Trinity College, Cambridge where he gained an M.A. then in 1958 a Ph.D. entitled "The kinetics of the hydrolysis of the chlorinated methanes". After lecturing in Chemical Engineering and Fuel Technology at the University of Sheffield he was appointed Reader in Fuel Science at King's College of University of Durham in 1962. In 1963 this college became the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, and he was on the staff of the Chemical Engineering Department. He has been Professor of Energy Conversion at Newcastle University since 1975 and has published some 200 papers on a varied range of topics, including:The chemical physics of combustionfuel cellsrocket combustionenergy economicsenvironmental protectionenergy conversion systemsenergy policyFells is a long-standing advocate of nuclear power. As of 2008, Fells was of the view that "any notion that renewables can provide for all our [energy] requirements is a mischievous and reckless boast".

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Burning velocity of methane-air flames (1969) (46)
The limits to power (1985) (37)
Burning issues (2021) (29)
72. The kinetics of the hydrolysis of the chlorinated methanes (1959) (26)
An investigation into heat transfer from unseeded propane-air flames augmented with D.C. electrical power (1968) (20)
An investigation into the electrical conductivities of propane-air flames augmented with D.C. electrical power (1967) (17)
268. The kinetics of the hydrolysis of methylene dichloride (1958) (17)
Some aspects of thermal energy generation during the electrolysis of D2O using a palladium cathode (1989) (16)
Fluidized Bed Fuel Cell Electrodes (1969) (15)
European energy: Balancing markets and policy (1995) (12)
Fluidised-bed fuel-cell electrodes (2007) (11)
Clean and secure energy for the twenty-first century (2002) (10)
A long-term calorimetric study of the electrolysis of D2O using palladium cube cathodes (1989) (9)
Combustion of liquid and solid aerosols (1960) (9)
Introduction to Energy Resources, Technology and Society (1991) (9)
A response to the UK national programme for CO2 emissions (1994) (7)
The Need for Energy (1998) (5)
Sulphur dioxide capture by the inorganic matrix of a low grade fuel in a fluidized bed combustor (1984) (5)
Energy for our common world, what will the future ask of us ? (1995) (5)
Can the Energy Market Protect the Environment (2000) (5)
Future of nuclear power in Europe (2005) (4)
Methane Pyrolysis in a Low Current DC Discharge (1972) (4)
The effect of an axial air flow on low-current DC arcs (1973) (4)
A study of the gas flow occurring in oxyhydrogen detonations, using a magnetohydrodynamic method of measurement (1970) (4)
Hot-wire Ignition of Cyclopropane/Oxygen Mixtures (1966) (4)
A Non-seeded Electrically Augmented Flame System (1966) (3)
Can the energy market protect the environment? (2000) (3)
A scanning optical densitometer using deconvolution to measure soot concentrations in axisymmetric flames (1982) (3)
Fossil fuels 1850 to 2000 (1991) (3)
A Methodological Framework for Calculating the External Costs of Energy Technologies (1991) (3)
Cutting greenhouse gas emissions: a pragmatic view (2005) (3)
ViewpointUK energy policy postprivatization (1992) (3)
Energy options to 2030 (1982) (2)
The initiation of a low current longitudinal a.c. discharge in a seeded propane-air flame (1968) (2)
Energy and the environment (1989) (2)
Energy for the Future (1933) (2)
A stable electrical discharge in air (1970) (2)
Energy policy post-privatisation (1992) (2)
A discussion on advanced methods of energy conversion- Magnetohydrodynamic power generation - An experimental study of gas borne suspensions of thermionic emitters as m .h.d. working fluids (1967) (2)
ViewpointUK energy policy postprivatization: undefined (1992) (2)
Initiation of electrically augmented flames (1971) (1)
Principles of Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting. National Lending Library for Science and Technology (1970), 120 (1972) (1)
Observations of the gas-flow characteristics of low-current DC arcs (1974) (1)
The exergy-lethergy diagram (1984) (1)
Spark ignition of cyclopropane-oxygen mixtures (1967) (1)
Ionization processes in gases and their application to energy conversion systems (1962) (1)
The impact of TES on energy structures (1977) (1)
Automatic data collection and analysis using an FM tape recorder (1977) (1)
The world nuclear power scene and UK energy policy in 1984 (1984) (1)
Author's reply to above comments (1969) (1)
The Energy Future of West Germany (1977) (1)
Book reviewThe efficient use of energy: I. G. C. Dryden (General Editor) IPC Science and Technology Press, Guildford, Surrey, UK, 1975, 602 pp, £30 (1976) (0)
Energy in the 1980s - General Discussion (1974) (0)
MHD CYCLES AND LARGE-SCALE EXPERIMENTS. VI. DISCUSSION. (1967) (0)
From the Big-Bang to Electricity (1995) (0)
Future fuel supplies and the role of residuals (1980) (0)
On the brink : Energy in the next millennium (1999) (0)
Alternative energy sources: Edited by James P. Hartnett. Academic Press, New York (1976) (1978) (0)
New methods of power generation (1996) (0)
Energetic reading (1995) (0)
Measurements in flames: J. Chedaille and Y. Braud Industrial Flames, Vol.1 (general editors: J. M. Beér and M. W. Thring), Edward Arnold, London, 1972, 228 pp, £6.00 (1973) (0)
More than a breath of fresh air (2000) (0)
Energy and technology : sustaining world development into the next millennium (1999) (0)
Science Committee Conference on Thermal Energy Storage (2013) (0)
Energy Planning in the Usa, 1976 (1976) (0)
“Electrical Aspects of Combustion” by J. Lawton and F. J. Weinberg Oxford University Press, 70/-. (1970) (0)
The place of nuclear power in an energy portfolio (2001) (0)
Characteristics of diffuse electrical discharges stabilized in flowing air, argon and nitrogen (1971) (0)
First Results of the Electricite de France 8 MW M.H.D. Experimental Rig at Centre de Recherches et d'Essais des Renardieres: Discussion (1967) (0)
Editorial Panel, 1971/72 (1982) (0)
World energy: a study in inequality (1984) (0)
The potential for energy conservation in developed and developing countries (1987) (0)
COAGULATION IN BARIUM OXIDE--ARGON SUSPENSIONS POSTULATED AS CLOSED-CYCLE MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC WORKING FLUIDS. (1969) (0)
Power to the people (1994) (0)
Lethergy derived (1983) (0)
Electricity from heat. [MHD, thermoelectric, and thermionic conversion] (1962) (0)
Flame and combustion phenomena: J. N. Bradley. A Methuen Monograph on a Chemical Subject: London, 1969. 712 in. × 5 in. xiv + 210 pp. 38s (1969) (0)
Can the energy the environment (2000) (0)
NONEQUILIBRIUM MODES OF MHD CONVERTERS. (1968) (0)
Book Reviews : The Making of the Atomic Age, by Alwyn Mckay, Oxford University Press, 1984, £12.50 hardback, E3.50 paperback (1985) (0)

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