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The Development of an environmentally friendly absorbtion refridgeration system for automotive applications that is powered by vehicle exhaust waste thermal energy to reduce transportation energy cost
COOLVAN Sujets :
Policies, Innovation, Technology Transfer, Scientific Research, Coordination, Cooperation, Evaluation
Type de contrat :
No contract type
Participants :
LODAM ELECTRONICS A/S DANMARK
LODAM ELECTRONICS A/S
LODAM ELECTRONICS AS GRUNDTVIGS ALLE 163 DANMARK
AS LAPI MT EESTI
AS LAPI MT
AS LAPI MT PARKSEPA EESTI
PERPLASTIC II SL SOCIEDAD UNIPERSONAL ESPAÑA
PERPLASTIC II SL SOCIEDAD UNIPERSONAL
PERPLASTIC II SL SOCIEDAD UNIPERSONAL CL NAVALL 11, POL IND DE CANTABRIA ESPAÑA
PARMA PLAST AS NORGE
PARMA PLAST AS
PARMA PLAST AS SMAALONANE, STRAUME NAERINGSPARK NORGE
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGS UND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GES.MBH ÖSTERREICH
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGS UND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GES.MBH
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGSUND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GES. MBH DR NIEDERDORFER STR 25 ÖSTERREICH
THE TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF ICELAND, ICETEC ÍSLAND
THE TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF ICELAND, ICETEC
THE TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF ICELAND, ICETEC KELDNAHOLTI ÍSLAND
INDUSTIPLAST AS NORGE
INDUSTIPLAST AS
AS ABOVE Slettebrekkdalen 2 NORGE
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGS UND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GESMBH Austria
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGS UND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GESMBH
REMUS INNOVATION FORSCHUNGSUND ABGASANLAGEN PRODUKTIONS GES. MBH DR NIEDERDORFER STR 25 Austria
LODAM ELECTRONICS Denmark
LODAM ELECTRONICS
LODAM ELECTRONICS AS GRUNDTVIGS ALLE 163 Denmark
AS LAPI MT Estonia
AS LAPI MT
AS LAPI MT PARKSEPA Estonia
INDUSTIPLAST Norway
INDUSTIPLAST
AS ABOVE Slettebrekkdalen 2 Norway
PARMA PLAST Norway
PARMA PLAST
PARMA PLAST AS SMAALONANE, STRAUME NAERINGSPARK Norway
PERPLASTIC II Spain
PERPLASTIC II
PERPLASTIC II SL SOCIEDAD UNIPERSONAL CL Navall 11, Pol. Ind De Cantabria Spain
CRS ENGENEERING United Kingdom
CRS ENGENEERING
UNIT 4 HADSTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE HADSTON United Kingdom
FORD MOTOR COMPANY United Kingdom
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
THE DUNTON RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT EAGLE WAY United Kingdom
KESTREL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED SERVICES United Kingdom
KESTREL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED SERVICES
KESTREL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED SERVICES LIMITED HOME FARM, GONNERBY LANE, ALLINGTON United Kingdom
PERA INNOVATION United Kingdom
PERA INNOVATION
PERA TECHNOLOGY PERA INNOVATION PARK, NOTTINGHAM ROAD United Kingdom
RBR ASSOCIATES United Kingdom
RBR ASSOCIATES
GAH THE GUILDHALL United Kingdom
RYEFORD ENGINEERING United Kingdom
RYEFORD ENGINEERING
RYEFORD ENGINEERING LIMITED 5 FOREDRIFT CLOSE, SOUTHCREST United Kingdom
27 million tonnes of refrigerated food with an estimated value of gt 100 Billion is currently stored within the EU at anytime 45 of all refrigerated food transported within the EU is transported by road a total annual distance of 1395 Bn Tonne km. This enormous transportation of refrigerated food leads to large environmental and economic costs due to emissions of CO2 carbon monoxide CO Volatile Organic Compounds VOC nitrogen oxides NOx and other particles In addition refrigeration systems use refrigerants that have ozone depleting properties Automotive refrigeration systems are based on traditional vapour compression technology driven directly from the vehicles engine. These units lead to problems due to excessive power draw from the engine that can affect the vehicles performance and long term behaviour. These units are also heavy gt 100kg which affects vehicles styling and aerodynamics.The proposed Co operative project Cool Van will develop an automotive refrigeration technology that will use water as the working refrigeration fluid and will be driven by the vehicles waste exhaust heat to power the refrigeration unit that will not draw any parasitic power from the engine. The refrigeration system will not affect the engine coolant system and will not require any under bonnet work to be undertaken.Technological Objectives:The Cool Van project aims to develop an adsorption refrigeration system for automotive refrigeration applications weighing less than 80kg. This will be powered by waste exhaust heat with an average power input of 15kW. The refrigeration system will have a Coefficient of Performance gt 0 5 and an average cooling power of 7 5kW. In addition thermodynamic available energy will be stored during normal operation that will be used to rapidly cool the refrigeration compartment when required.
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