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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 2018 ItalyPublisher:Zenodo Funded by:EC | AMADEUSEC| AMADEUSA.Datas; C. del Cañizo; A. Ramos; A. B. Cristobal; N. Nikolopoul?s; A. Nikolopoul?s; M. Zeneli; N. Sobczak; W. Polkowski; M. Tangstad; J. Safarian; D. Trucchi; A. Bellucci; M. Girolami; R. Marx; D. Bestenlehner; S. Lang; A. Vitulano; G. Sabbatella; A. Martí;AMADEUS es un proyecto europeo que investiga materiales y dispositivos de estado sólido para almacenar energía a muy alta temperatura. Usando aleados de silicio como materiales de cambio de fase se alcanzan calores latentes superiores a 1000 kWh/m3, propiciando la obtención de altísimas densidades energéticas. Dichos aleados suponen temperaturas de almacenamiento por encima de los 1000 ºC, muy por encima de las de los sistemas actuales de acumulación térmica. El artículo describe las actividades del proyecto y sus primeros resultados, explicando los principales retos de este nuevo sistema que combina la acumulación de energía en forma de calor en silicio fundido con dispositivos de estado sólido termiónicos y termofotovoltaicos para la posterior conversión en electricidad. AMADEUS is a H2020 project that researches on materials and solid-state devices for very high temperature energy storage and conversion. By exploring silicon-based alloys as new phase change materials (PCMs), latent heat higher than 1000 kWh/m3 is achievable, which implies a very high energy density. In addition, silicon-based PCMs lead to storage temperatures well beyond 1000 ºC, well beyond that of current state-of-the-art thermal energy storage (TES). This paper describes the project R&D activities and first results, and comments on challenges towards a new kind of systems combining latent heat energy storage in molten silicon with thermionic and thermophotovoltaic solid state heat-to-power conversion.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation , Other literature type 2020Publisher:Zenodo Funded by:EC | CLARITYEC| CLARITYHavlik, Denis; Parra, Laura; Torres, Luis; Cubillo, José; Rodriguez, Ernesto;Presentación de herramienta online para análisis de vulnerabilidad y riesgo en carreteras frente a cambio climático. En este webinar presentamos un análisis de la afección del Cambio Climático a infraestructuras de transporte: ¿Cómo se mejora la resiliencia de la Infraestructura de Carreteras? En este sentido, el proyecto CLARITY, financiado en el marco del programa H2020 de la UE, ha desarrollado un servicio climático CSIS (Climate Service Information System) que alberga una herramienta online para la evaluación del riesgo en infraestructuras urbanas y de transportes, proporcionando las proyecciones de las variables climáticas que se han considerado más representativas para las potenciales amenazas a las que se pueden enfrentar, tanto las ciudades como las carreteras, siendo estas últimas en las que se centra este webinar. En España, la inminente ley de cambio climático es el marco perfecto para conseguir que todos los actores involucrados en estas actividades incorporen en sus actividades información sobre las proyecciones climáticas, basadas el conocimiento existente. Herramientas como CLARITY ayudarán a acometer este apasionante reto, con el objetivo de que nuestras infraestructuras sean más sostenibles y resilientes ante los posibles efectos del cambio climático. This webinar is part of the CLARITY4ClimateChange webinars series. Other webinars from this series can be found at https://www.gotostage.com/channel/climate-adaptation
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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 2018 ItalyPublisher:Zenodo Funded by:EC | AMADEUSEC| AMADEUSA.Datas; C. del Cañizo; A. Ramos; A. B. Cristobal; N. Nikolopoul?s; A. Nikolopoul?s; M. Zeneli; N. Sobczak; W. Polkowski; M. Tangstad; J. Safarian; D. Trucchi; A. Bellucci; M. Girolami; R. Marx; D. Bestenlehner; S. Lang; A. Vitulano; G. Sabbatella; A. Martí;AMADEUS es un proyecto europeo que investiga materiales y dispositivos de estado sólido para almacenar energía a muy alta temperatura. Usando aleados de silicio como materiales de cambio de fase se alcanzan calores latentes superiores a 1000 kWh/m3, propiciando la obtención de altísimas densidades energéticas. Dichos aleados suponen temperaturas de almacenamiento por encima de los 1000 ºC, muy por encima de las de los sistemas actuales de acumulación térmica. El artículo describe las actividades del proyecto y sus primeros resultados, explicando los principales retos de este nuevo sistema que combina la acumulación de energía en forma de calor en silicio fundido con dispositivos de estado sólido termiónicos y termofotovoltaicos para la posterior conversión en electricidad. AMADEUS is a H2020 project that researches on materials and solid-state devices for very high temperature energy storage and conversion. By exploring silicon-based alloys as new phase change materials (PCMs), latent heat higher than 1000 kWh/m3 is achievable, which implies a very high energy density. In addition, silicon-based PCMs lead to storage temperatures well beyond 1000 ºC, well beyond that of current state-of-the-art thermal energy storage (TES). This paper describes the project R&D activities and first results, and comments on challenges towards a new kind of systems combining latent heat energy storage in molten silicon with thermionic and thermophotovoltaic solid state heat-to-power conversion.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation , Other literature type 2020Publisher:Zenodo Funded by:EC | CLARITYEC| CLARITYHavlik, Denis; Parra, Laura; Torres, Luis; Cubillo, José; Rodriguez, Ernesto;Presentación de herramienta online para análisis de vulnerabilidad y riesgo en carreteras frente a cambio climático. En este webinar presentamos un análisis de la afección del Cambio Climático a infraestructuras de transporte: ¿Cómo se mejora la resiliencia de la Infraestructura de Carreteras? En este sentido, el proyecto CLARITY, financiado en el marco del programa H2020 de la UE, ha desarrollado un servicio climático CSIS (Climate Service Information System) que alberga una herramienta online para la evaluación del riesgo en infraestructuras urbanas y de transportes, proporcionando las proyecciones de las variables climáticas que se han considerado más representativas para las potenciales amenazas a las que se pueden enfrentar, tanto las ciudades como las carreteras, siendo estas últimas en las que se centra este webinar. En España, la inminente ley de cambio climático es el marco perfecto para conseguir que todos los actores involucrados en estas actividades incorporen en sus actividades información sobre las proyecciones climáticas, basadas el conocimiento existente. Herramientas como CLARITY ayudarán a acometer este apasionante reto, con el objetivo de que nuestras infraestructuras sean más sostenibles y resilientes ante los posibles efectos del cambio climático. This webinar is part of the CLARITY4ClimateChange webinars series. Other webinars from this series can be found at https://www.gotostage.com/channel/climate-adaptation
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