5th International
Plasma Assisted
Combustion 
Workshop
   September 15 -18, 2009
Falls Church, Virginia, USA


 
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Applied Plasma Technologies (APT) develops and manufactures plasma assisted combustion systems for reliable ignition, flame control, clean and stable combustion of different fuels in gas turbines, high speed propulsion systems, boilers, technological burners, flare stacks, chemical plants, landfills.

APT also conducts research and development in some new fields as gaseous, liquid and solid fuels reformation and hydrogen production, high purity silicon production, waste into power processing, nonequilibrium plasma coating and surface treatment, plasma aerodynamics, air and water treatment, IC engine improvements.

Focused on searching and validation of innovative plasma based technologies for further commercialization and mass production, APT develops and manages several international projects, including 1 to 10 MW Multi-purpose Hybrid Plasma Torch for Waste Destruction, Coal Gasification, Silicon Production and Materials Melting; Supersonic Plasma Pilots for scramjets and rocket motors; Plasma Fuel Nozzles and Pilots; Plasma Enhanced Tornado Combustors; Radio frequency and Microwave Gas Ionizers and Torches; Waste-into-Power Plants; Advanced Coal Ignition and Gasification Technologies; etc.

APT is the organizer and host of the annual International Workshop and Exhibition on Plasma Assisted Combustion (IWEPAC). IWEPAC-5 will be held 15 -18 September 2009 in Falls Church, Virginia, U.S.A.

APT has initiated and is working with the U.S. and foreign countries governments and private investors on establishing of the International Plasma Technology Center to develop and bring to the world market place advanced plasma based technologies in the following main directions:
Waste-into-Energy processing
Clean energy generation, including coal gasification
Air treatment and conditioning
New fuels development
Air breathing sub- and hypersonic propulsion, flight control
Materials modification
Advanced gas ionization - plasma generation

To help government institutions and investors navigate in the field of plasma based technologies, review the projects with significant social and environmental impact, start working on the National Plasma Assisted Combustion Roadmap to provide an integrated plan to advance the field, APT has establish an International Council of Experts in the field of plasma assisted combustion.

Contact us to participate in existing projects or suggest the new ones.

Applied Plasma Technologies

1729 Court Petit
McLean, VA 22101

Phone: 703-560-9569
Fax: 703-849-8417