Kyoto, Japan, 25-26 July 2026

The TNF17 workshop (International Workshop on Measurement and Computation of Turbulent Flames) was held at Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan on 25-26 July 2026 as one of five co-located satellite workshops of the Combustion Institute’s 41^st International Symposium on Combustion.  Sessions on the first day were held jointly with the Premixed Turbulent Flames (PTF) workshop, such that the agenda included a blend of TNF-style curated sessions and PTF-style individual talks on related topics.  The combined attendance was roughly 180.

The Proceedings follow the format for past TNF Workshops.  Summaries and presentation slides for the TNF17 sessions are included, along with TNF poster abstracts.  Slides from PTF talks presented during the joint Saturday sessions are included in these proceedings, while the slides and abstracts for all of the PTF contributed talks are available from the PTF website. 

TNF session topics were:

• Fundamentals of Premixed Hydrogen and High-Hydrogen Blends
• Comparisons on the TU Darmstadt Premixed H2 Jet Flames
• Model Validation Framework for Premixed H2-Air Flames
• Comparisons on the HYLON Burner
• Comparisons on the TU Darmstadt H2 Multi-Regime Burner (MRB)
• Challenges of Resolving High-Pressure Flames in LES
• AI/ML for Turbulence Chemistry Interaction
• Update on Flame-Wall Interaction
• Chemical Kinetics for TNF Ammonia Target Flames
• Simulations of Partially-Premixed, Piloted Cracked Ammonia Jet Flames
• Other Potential Target Flames
• Closing Summary and Discussion

The TNF17 Proceedings (402 pages, 101 MB) are available below for download in PDF format.  The PDF file includes a summary of the workshop, lists of participants, the agenda, PTF presentation titles, TNF session summaries and presentations slides, and 2-page abstracts of TNF posters presented at the workshop.  The workshop summary is available separately for download below.

TNF17 Organizing Committee

PTF19 Organizing Committee

NOTE:  Results presented at the TNF Workshop may represent work in progress.  It would be inappropriate to quote or reference information in these proceedings without first checking with the author for permission and for the latest information on results and references.