Van Halteren Technologies engineered a large piston type wave generator system for FZK / Coastal Research Centre in Hannover. The old hydraulic driven wave generator system has been replaced by a new one, powered entirely by electric technology. Our electrical expertise in drive and control technology ensures an advanced system that has a higher dynamic performance, easier to maintain, and is energy-efficient. This new setup not only improves the quality of waves and tidal simulations but also ensures the facility's operational efficiency for the next decades. This new system brings benefits. Most importantly, the wave quality is now higher than ever before, enabling more reliable research and making the research center even more in-demand. Additionally, this efficient, environmentally friendly solution optimizes wave performance in the given physical space. The Coastal Research Center (FZK) as a joint facility of Leibniz Universität Hannover and Technische Universität Braunschweig is a pioneer of university research in coastal engineering. And they chose us because of our proven track record, in-house expertise, reliable support, and not least the customized solution we provided for the existing flume. We have created a video showcasing this project in action. Watch it below, find more information on our website: https://lnkd.in/eBCXsmMd, or contact our Sales Manager Corino Corver. #CoastalResearch #Efficiency #VanHalterenTechnologies #CollaborationSuccess #HydraulicWaveSystem #EnvironmentalInnovation
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The new peer-reviewed journal article, Experimental Investigation of Explosion Hazard from Lithium-Ion Battery Thermal Runaway has been published in FUEL. Authored by collaborators from FSRI and UL Solutions, this paper investigates the explosion hazards of lithium-ion battery thermal runaway gas. The paper summarizes a series of experiments conducted in an enclosed garage structure using modern North American construction design. The relationship between battery size and potential explosion severity is established following data analysis. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g4udD4gM #LithiumIonBatteries #ThermalRunaway Nate Sauer, PhD, Adam Barowy, Benjamin Gaudet, P.E.
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For my fellow fire nerds, this is a fantastic read on the effects of a simulated EV offgasing and ignition in a garage, with structural analysis and overpressure data measurements by FSRI. The paper itself is a long and fascinating read citing recent losses and the associated test methodology to support the analysis. They tested both NCA and LFP cells, though the garage was empty (faster flame wave), to do the testing. Almost the exact scenario in the photo below happened in real life in Colorado. Some basic info about this paper itself, the Colorado incident, and other issues can be found on the reference I have at the end of this sentence, if your reading time is limited to 3:44: (https://lnkd.in/gQPgTfkj)
The new peer-reviewed journal article, Experimental Investigation of Explosion Hazard from Lithium-Ion Battery Thermal Runaway has been published in FUEL. Authored by collaborators from FSRI and UL Solutions, this paper investigates the explosion hazards of lithium-ion battery thermal runaway gas. The paper summarizes a series of experiments conducted in an enclosed garage structure using modern North American construction design. The relationship between battery size and potential explosion severity is established following data analysis. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g4udD4gM #LithiumIonBatteries #ThermalRunaway Nate Sauer, PhD, Adam Barowy, Benjamin Gaudet, P.E.
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Solid state battery: Published construction and evaluation guide - https://lnkd.in/ds_y6i-n
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I am pleased to announce that our recent study, "Optimal Design of Rotor Sails Based on Environmental Conditions and Cost", has been published in Journal of Marine Science and Engineering. You can read the full paper below link. https://lnkd.in/gTRWXJch #rotorsails #decarbonization
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