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Models of the dispersion of gases are useful for planning the response to an accidental or deliberate harmful gas release in a populous city environment. Heavier-than-air gases in particular will tend to not disperse safely away upwards into the a...

Cambustion UK HQ will close at 5pm UK time on Friday 23rd December, and reopen at 9am UK time on Tuesday 3rd January 2023.

We look forward to working with you again in 2023.

Common practice in the oil and gas industry is to burn unwanted or contaminated methane in a gas flare.  The burning efficiency of this flare is key to minimising the amount of methane which escapes in to the atmosphere; methane being a more signi...

Cambustion are attending the UK Aerosol Society conference in York, Thursday 17th and Friday 18th November.

We'll be exhibiting some of our aerosol instruments, and giving a tutorial about the Aerodynamic Aerosol Classifier. Drop by and say hello ...

Cambustion will be at the JSAE/SAE Small Powertrains and Energy Systems Technology Conference (SETC2022) in Himeji, Hyogo, Japan from 31st October until 3rd November. Find out how our fast response emissions analysers can pinpoint your small engin...