G. Ferrante

G. Ferrante is a researcher in the Department of Aerospace Engineering, affiliated with the College of Engineering at a university. His work focuses on combustion and fluid dynamics in aerospace applications.

• Research interests include Large Eddy Simulation, Methane and Hydrogen Combustion, and Lean-Burn Combustor Design.
• Key collaborations and publications address partially premixed flames, hydrogen-enriched fuels, and turbulent flow dynamics.
• Recent work (2025) explores mixing behavior in CH4/H2 combustors, while 2024 studies focus on differential diffusion modeling and subgrid scalar dissipation.
• Earlier research (2019) examines Reynolds stress transport in wall-bounded flows.