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UK-Förderung (624.622 £): ASPIRE (Advanced Surface Protection for Improved Renewable Energy) Ukri 01.01.2013 Forschung und Innovation im Vereinigten Königreich, Großbritannien

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ASPIRE (Advanced Surface Protection for Improved Renewable Energy)

Zusammenfassung The utilisation of biomass fuels, fired in dedicated boiler plants or co-fired with fossil fuels, provides a method of generating continuous renewable energy and, combined with CO2 capture and storage, provides one of the means of reducing CO2 levels in the atmosphere, whilst helping to ensure security of power supply. However, biomass combustion products can be challenging, particularly in terms of the risks of excessive rates of metal loss of high temperature boiler components due to fireside corrosion. It is considered that the development and use of effective corrosion resistant coatings would enable power plant to operate at higher temperature & efficiencies and utilise lower grade fuels. The proposed project is intended to build on the knowledge gained from the TSB co-funded ASPECT project, which was concerned with the development and evaluation of coating materials for advanced fossil fuel plants, and to address issues related to biomass derived flue gas chemistries.
Kategorie Collaborative R&D
Referenz 101167
Status Closed
Laufzeit von 01.01.2013
Laufzeit bis 31.12.2015
Fördersumme 624.622,00 £
Quelle https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=101167

Beteiligte Organisationen

E.ON TECHNOLOGIES (RATCLIFFE) LIMITED

90.339,00 £

CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY

201.451,00 £

NPL MANAGEMENT LIMITED

127.086,00 £

MONITOR COATINGS LIMITED

65.200,00 £

LASER CLADDING TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

57.600,00 £

DOOSAN BABCOCK LIMITED

65.700,00 £

RWE GENERATION UK PLC

17.246,00 £

Die Bekanntmachung bezieht sich auf einen vergangenen Zeitpunkt, und spiegelt nicht notwendigerweise den heutigen Stand wider. Der letzte verfügbare Stand wird auf folgender Seite wiedergegeben: Uniper Technologies Ltd., Birmingham, Großbritannien.