Fabian Weidinger

Fabian Weidinger is a researcher affiliated with the University of Applied Sciences Wels, contributing to the ASiC Center of Excellence and Energy Center of Excellence for Smart Production. His work focuses on hydrogen combustion technologies, nitrogen oxide emissions, and thermal processes.

• Projects: HyBRID – Teil1 (Soft) (2023–2025), focusing on high-pressure hydrogen and reinforced plastic systems
• Collaborations: Involved with H2-Researchcenter and multiple co-investigators (Plank, Zettl, Aichinger, & Hochenauer)

Weidinger’s research spans hydrogen energy, combustion engineering, and environmental impact analysis. His recent projects explore optimal performance in hydrogen applications, including flamelet modeling, boiler systems, and excess air control. Using computational fluid dynamics and experimental investigation, he analyzes full-scale systems for sustainable energy solutions.

Weidinger has presented at conferences (e.g., 2024 oral presentation on hydrogen research trends) and published in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. His work emphasizes reducing emissions in hydrogen-based combustion systems and advancing smart production via hydrogen integration.