ASME TE 2026: Flame Designers in Mailand
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- Published on Sunday, 07 June 2026 14:35
Beautiful Lombardy, here we are!
We are presenting two technical papers at the Turbo-Expo 2026 conference of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) this year, and CBOne is exhibiting at this venue for the first time!
It is with great humility and deep emotion that we arrive in a country where the words ‘Ingeniere’ and ‘Bella Meccanica’ carry such profound meaning. May we prove ourselves worthy of them.
This year we are presenting two papers. One on our advances in metrology using KI-pirinha technology (a journal article on this subject is in the pipeline), and the other on our progress with MOeBIUS technology.
KI-pirinha paper: presented by Mr Arno Fallast from FH Joanneum
- Monday June 15th, 16.30; session 05-04: Combustion Measurements 1, location South Wing, Level 2, Amber 2.
- GT2026-179134: Optimal sensor placement for flow field classification in an H2 combustor: foundations for experimental results. Fallast, A., Andracher, L., Lesak, S., Thilker, F., Hofer, A. & Giuliani, F.
MOeBIUS.H paper: presented by Mrs Paulitsch from TU Graz
- Tuesday June 16th, 13:30; session 04-21 Combustion Emissions I, location South Wing, Level 2, Amber 4
- GT2026-176374: Fuel jet dynamics and mixing in a constant section recursive sequential combustor. Paulitsch, N. V. M., Tasmany, S., Woisetschläger, J., Krewinkel, R., Hofer, A. & Giuliani, F.
On the hunt for the transition point
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- Published on Tuesday, 07 April 2026 12:52
How many more warning signs do we need before we commit more wholeheartedly to sustainable fuels?
At the start of this century, our fear was peak oil. And rightly so. Historic oil-producing regions such as Montana were heralding the end of operations for many oil derricks. Malthusian thinking was making a major comeback, fuelled by fears of a global population explosion devouring its resources. We were afraid of suffering the fate of Easter Island, or, to be more in keeping with the times, a Mad Max-style fate.
CBOne launches www.matosha.at (mathematics to shapes)
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- Published on Monday, 07 July 2025 05:21
The www.matosha.at platform is now open to the public, and we at Combustion Bay one e.U. are delighted to be able to offer it.
In short, Matosha is digital plastiline!
Before you know it, you'll be creating amazingly beautiful 3D objects with stunning curves that you can print straight away using your 3D printer. Access to matosha is free. If you have any comments or suggestion, please send them to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
You'll find a tutorial at the end of this article.
Read more: CBOne launches www.matosha.at (mathematics to shapes)
SoTic 2025: About Pulsating a 1200°C Hydrogen Flame in the Cold and Other Stories
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- Published on Saturday, 06 September 2025 15:45
CBOne is attending the 2025 Symposium on Thermoacoustics in Combustion, in Trondheim, Norway, 8-11 September 2025 - where we will present our recent works carried out with the Siren E (energy) model. This will allow us to highlight the key features of this proprietary technology and its use in two combustion cases: one where thermoacoustic coupling is desired to enhance the combustion performance (BLUETIFUEL study) and one where it is feared (MOeBIUS.H study).
- Fabrice Giuliani will present the following paper on Wednesday 09.09 at 11:40, room Nardo/Lilleby: Forced pulsed flow regime for developing and possibly operating innovative, high-performance, low-emission burners. F. Giuliani, A. Hofer, N. Paulitsch, A. Sigg, J. Hofer, M. Dielacher, L. Andracher.
- Link to our presentation at SoTic 2025.
- About the full symposium (link to the technical programme).
- More technical information about CBOne's Siren technology.
Read more: SoTic 2025: About Pulsating a 1200°C Hydrogen Flame in the Cold and Other Stories
The Ring Of Fire (ASME Turbo Expo 2025, Memphis, Tenessee)
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- Published on Wednesday, 11 June 2025 14:03
CBOne is proud to announce its participation at the in the ASME Turbo Expo 2025 in Memphis, TN —one of the premier global events for gas turbine technologies.
With more than a quarter century of specialized experience in combustion engineering, CBOne will be presenting its groundbreaking MOeBIUS technology: a compact, robust combustion system engineered for aviation and optimized for both conventional and non-conventional fuels such as hydrogen.
At the heart of MOeBIUS lies a recursive sequential combustion strategy designed to achieve ultra-lean burn conditions in an compact combustor for aviation. The technology directly addresses aviation’s growing demand for fuel flexibility, low emissions, and combustion stability—critical pillars for next-generation propulsion systems.
CBOne is advancing toward Technology Readiness Level 4, bridging the gap between laboratory research and real-world validation. Our work builds on a solid foundation of patented innovations.
Meet us in Memphis to explore how MOeBIUS can redefine combustion system design for cleaner, more resilient flight technologies. You can reach out via LinkedIn or through the conference hub.
CBOne is pleased to be present
The presentations related to this technology:
- Presentation by Fabrice Giuliani on the crystAIr programme:
- GT2025-151992: Experimental Investigation of Recursive Sequential Combustion: Early Experimental Demonstration, Emission Analysis, and CFD Insights
- Tuesday Jun 17, 2025 2:30 PM to 3:00 PM. Room 109 A/B. Combustion, Fuels & Emissions - Session 04-32 Combustion Experiments I
- Second presentation by Arno Fallast on the KI-pirinha programme:
- GT2025-153560: Optimal Sensor Placement for LDA Measurement and Health Monitoring in a Recursive H2 Combustion
- Tuesday 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM. Location LL10. Session Controls, Diagnostics & Instrumentation- Session 05-04: Thermal Measurements
