LI Xuesong

Li Xuesong is an associate professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His research focuses on the theoretical analysis and optimization of practical combustors through experimental investigations and numerical simulations. His work explores combustion mechanisms, flow fields, and the application of advanced optical diagnostics and computational methods to improve combustion efficiency and reduce emissions. His research areas include numerical modeling of combustion, multi-dimensional laser diagnostics, design of fundamental combustion devices, and optimization algorithms for combustion analysis. Li has led several research projects funded by national and municipal organizations and has published extensively in leading journals in the field.

Xuesong Li is a researcher at Shanghai Jiaotong University with expertise in Optical Diagnostics, Spray Atomization, and Combustion. His work focuses on advanced imaging techniques for analyzing combustion processes, such as hyperspectral tomography for temperature and H2O concentration measurements in engine exhaust. Li also investigates thermal management of battery systems using computational fluid dynamics and experimental methods. His research includes flash boiling atomization, spray collapse, and the impact of fuel composition on combustion efficiency and emissions. Additionally, he explores three-dimensional flame imaging and non-intrusive diagnostics for fuel injector flows. His studies contribute to improving engine performance and reducing emissions in both internal combustion and alternative fuel systems.