Flemming Jappe Frandsen

Flemming Jappe Frandsen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), where he is affiliated with the CHEC Research Centre. His work focuses on combustion, ash chemistry, high-temperature corrosion, and sustainable energy systems.

• Dr. Techn. (2011), Technical University of Denmark
• Ph.D. (1995), Technical University of Denmark
• M.Sc. (1991), Technical University of Denmark
• Student (1985), Roskilde Katedralskole

His research centers on energy conversion technologies, particularly in solid fuel combustion, boiler systems, flue gas chemistry, and ash behavior. He investigates how fuel quality impacts operational challenges such as corrosion, deposition, and emissions. His fingerprint includes key topics like Corrosion (100%), Flue Gas Engineering (78%), Boiler Engineering (77%), and High-Temperature Corrosion (37%), reflecting a strong industrial and environmental focus.

The recent publications show a consistent trend toward sustainability, fuel flexibility, and environmental impact mitigation in modern power systems. His work bridges fundamental chemical engineering with practical applications in waste-to-energy and biomass combustion, emphasizing the role of trace elements, ash formation, and emission control.

He has contributed to significant research projects related to NOx reduction, mineral particle deposition, and coatings for biomass firing, often in collaboration with PhD students and industrial partners. His involvement as supervisor and examiner underscores his active role in academic mentoring.

Notable research groups and collaborations include the CHEC Research Centre and joint projects with institutions across Europe. His network spans combustion science, materials, and environmental engineering, supporting interdisciplinary advancements in clean energy technologies.