Energy & Sustainability – Page 142

SOFC/ZEBRA® hybrid system

Ferraro M., Napoli G., Sergi F., Brunaccini G., Dispenza G., Antonucci V., Institute of Advanced Technologies for Energy “Nicola Giordano” - National Council of Research, IT

The work was focused on the preliminary analysis, design and implementation of a hybrid system based on Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) and ZEBRA® High Temperature Battery (HTB). A specific control algorithm was developed for utilizing [...]

Fuel Cells – Commercial Innovation Built on High Electrical Efficiency

Rowe T., Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited, AU

Ceramic Fuel Cells has developing an innovative solid oxide fuel cell technology that offers the world’s highest level of electrical conversion efficiency. CFCL’s fuel cells provide highly efficient and low-emission electricity from widely available natural [...]

Simulation of a Range Extender Power Train for a City Bus

Andaloro L., Sergi F., Napoli G., Dispenza G., Antonucci V., CNR ITAE, IT

Within a national project, called “H-BUS”, CNR TAE Institute is involved in a zero emission city bus development, in which the optimized level of hybridization will be evaluated on the basis of several aspects. The [...]

Nickel-Zinc Rechargeable Batteries – the High Performance, Low Cost, Clean Solution for Hybrid Vehicles

Squiller D., PowerGenix, US

Rising interest in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) has created pressure to develop more powerful and efficient vehicle battery systems. While Lithium-Ion batteries have shown potential in fully electric applications, cost and safety issues leave little [...]

Properties of Linear Low Density Polyethylene Reinforced with Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes by Cryogenic Ball-Milling

Narh K.A., Terife G., New Jersey Institute of Technology, US

The combination of high aspect ratio, small size, very low density, and more importantly, excellent physical properties, such as extremely high mechanical strength and stiffness, high electrical and thermal conductivity, make carbon nanotubes (CNTs) perfect [...]

Advanced p- and n-Dopable Polymer Supercapacitors

Kim Y.-G., Kinlen P.J., Jung J.H., Mbugua J., Besic S., Birschbach M., Tregre G., Nguyen H.-L., Crosslink, US

Metallic conductive PAC 1003, an inherently conductive polymer product of Crosslink, has been developed to have remarkably high electrical conductivity of >1000 S/cm which can be applied to advanced polymer supercapacitor designs. The metallic conductivity [...]

Sector: Energy & Sustainability

SOFC/ZEBRA® hybrid system

Fuel Cells – Commercial Innovation Built on High Electrical Efficiency

Simulation of a Range Extender Power Train for a City Bus

Nickel-Zinc Rechargeable Batteries – the High Performance, Low Cost, Clean Solution for Hybrid Vehicles

Properties of Linear Low Density Polyethylene Reinforced with Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes by Cryogenic Ball-Milling

Advanced p- and n-Dopable Polymer Supercapacitors

Energy Storage & Novel Generation

Catalytic activities of sputtered p-type Cu2O electrode in connection with TiO2 thin film for dye degradation

Novel supported catalytic materials based on multiwalls carbon nanotubes

Natural Gas in Syngas Conversion Over Nanosize Catalysts