Cambustion - Combustion Research

Fast gas and particle instrumentation that resolves the combustion events others miss, from thermal burner mapping to emission release during pyrolysis.

The Cambustion range of fast gas and particle instrumentation provides unique information to optimise combustion processes. Applications range from mapping thermal burners for power generation, through to emission release during pyrolysis.

Our analysers are well-suited for high-temperature applications due to the use of stainless-steel heated sample lines, which enable measurement under the most challenging conditions.

We have 40 years of experience in fundamental combustion applications, and have a range of solutions to suit a variety of needs. Please get in contact to discuss your application further.

Faster than combustion itself...

Combustion happens faster than most instruments can see - Flames flicker, engines fire and burners pulse on a scale of milliseconds, and conventional analysers average it all away. Cambustion's fast gas and particle instrumentation resolves combustion as it actually happens, revealing the events that drive efficiency, emissions and design.

Design cleaner, more efficient combustion - From gas turbines to industrial burners, millisecond-resolved THC, NOₓ and COₓ output data shows engineers exactly when and where emissions form within a cycle, turning guesswork into targeted design changes that cut fuel use and pollutants.

Sharper inputs for climate science - Accurate, time-resolved measurement of combustion by-products — CO₂, particulates and trace species, gives modellers the high-quality emission data that underpins credible climate and atmospheric models.

Trace pollution back to its source - Characterising real-world emissions; particle number, size and reactive gases, helps researchers understand how combustion shapes urban air quality and human health, and how to reduce its impact.

40 years turning fast combustion into clear data - Heated sampling, patented detection and millisecond response, backed by PhD-level applications support. Whatever your combustion question, we have an instrument and an expert to help you answer it.