Michael Modigell

Prof. Michael Modigell


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Academic Career Length

29Years (1998-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2011 in International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control
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HSHannes Stadler
Hannes Stadler
FBFranz Beggel
Franz Beggel
MHMartin Habermehl
Martin Habermehl
BPBernhard Persigehl
Bernhard Persigehl
RKReinhold Kneer
Reinhold Kneer
PJPeter Jeschke
Peter Jeschke

1 September 2010 in Journal of Membrane Science
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MCM. Czyperek
M. Czyperek
PZPetra Zapp
Petra Zapp
HBHenny J.M. Bouwmeester
Henny J.M. Bouwmeester
MMMichael Modigell
Michael Modigell
KEK. Ebert
K. Ebert
DSD. Stöver
D. Stöver

1 March 2011 in Journal of Membrane Science
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SEStefan Engels
Stefan Engels
TMTorsten Markus
Torsten Markus
MMMichael Modigell
Michael Modigell
LSLorenz Singheiser
Lorenz Singheiser

1 September 2010 in Journal of Membrane Science
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SES. Engels
S. Engels
FBF. Beggel
F. Beggel
MMMichael Modigell
Michael Modigell
HSH. Stadler
H. Stadler

1 June 2003 in Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics
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JKJ. Koke
J. Koke
MMMichael Modigell
Michael Modigell

11 November 2009 in Energy & Environmental Science
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RKReinhold Kneer
Reinhold Kneer
DTDobrin Toporov
Dobrin Toporov
MFMalte Förster
Malte Förster
DCDominik Christ
Dominik Christ
CBChristoph Broeckmann
Christoph Broeckmann
MMMichael Modigell
Michael Modigell
The cooperative project OXYCOAL-AC aims at the development of a zero-CO2-emission coal combustion process for power generation. The scope of the research comprises a multitude of aspects. This article focuses on membrane-based air separation modules and their design for oxycoal conditions, the specifics of coal combustion in a CO2/O2 atmosphere including related burner design as well as the cleaning of hot flue gas from oxycoal combustion.