The L. Shirley Tark Turbo & Jet Engine Research Center, at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, is the main Israeli academic entity for jet engine propulsion and gas turbines. Turbomachinery and Heat Transfer Laboratory, a division of Technion Turbo & Jet Engine Center, carries out basic and applied research incorporating theoretical and experimental s...The L. Shirley Tark Turbo & Jet Engine Research Center, at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, is the main Israeli academic entity for jet engine propulsion and gas turbines. Turbomachinery and Heat Transfer Laboratory, a division of Technion Turbo & Jet Engine Center, carries out basic and applied research incorporating theoretical and experimental studies, supervised by Assoc. Prof. Beni Cukurel.MissionThe Technion Turbo & Jet Engine Laboratory aims to conduct cutting-edge research and advanced development in the field of micro gas turbines for propulsion and power generation applications. The scientific contributions are primarily applicable towards small scale engines, which are commonly used in distributed power generation, business jets, unmanned air vehicles, auxiliary power units, marine applications etc.VisionIn light of more stringent emission requirements, demand for increased power to weight ratio, the progressively augmenting durability requisites, and critical necessity to improve cycle efficiency, the laboratory develops technology at the frontiers of the current knowledge with advances in:Gas Turbine Component Analysis: Cycle Analysis, Reduced-Order Modeling, Aero-thermal Design of Gas Turbines, Turbomachinery Aerodynamics.Basic and Applied Heat Transfer: Heat Transfer Enhancement, Thermal Management, Thermo-Acoustics of Solids.Measurement Technique Development: Infrared Thermography, Schlieren Imaging, Particle Image Velocimetry, Hotwire Anemometry.