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Adam Yonge joined NREL in 2022. He develops kinetic models of catalytic processes at atomistic and laboratory scales. Yonge uses these insights to quantify the performance of industrial reactors, with applications ranging from syngas upgrading to alkane dehydrogenation. His research also involves exploring methods of heat control to improve the energy efficiency of chemical processes and to make alternative fuel use practical.
Research Interests
Heterogeneous catalysis
Multi-scale modeling
Kinetic modeling
Reaction engineering
Renewable fuels
Inductively heated catalysis
Professional Experience
Graduate Research Assistant, Georgia Institute of Technology (2017–2022)
Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of South Carolina (2014–2017)
Education/Academic Qualification
PhD, Chemical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor, Chemical Engineering, University of South Carolina
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Simulating Catalysis with Realistic Pellet Geometries Using Mesoflow: A Case Study of Catalytic Propane Dehydrogenation
Crowley, M., Sitaraman, H., Thornburg, N., Medford, A., Yonge, A., Fushimi, R., Bharadwaj, V., Pecha, M. & Ciesielski, P., 2023, 30 p.Research output: NREL › Presentation