5th Webinar of Applied Sciences
Applied Thermofluids Science for Increasing Efficiency and Reducing Emissions of Clean Propulsive Powertrains
Transport and energy production are responsible for a considerable part of greenhouse gasses emissions worldwide and other pollutants harmful to the health of humans and live organisms. It is universally agreed to increase the efficiency when using primary sources of energy (renewable or not) as the first action to fight against global warming consequences. The UN SDGs aim to abate local pollution emissions to cover energy and transport needs. Applied Thermofluids science is a mighty tool to achieve both objectives.
This Webinar will explain several examples of thermofluids science applied to transport and energy production for minimizing its associated global and local emissions impact. Since there is no silver bullet to achieve these goals, thermofluids will be applied to diverse systems. Attendees will learn about battery and hybrid vehicle cooling, spark ignition and compressions ignition engines with oxyfuel combustion; in-situ carbon capture systems associated with oxyfuel combustion and harmful emissions aftertreatment.
Increasing efficiency to reduce CO2 emissions, capture and store CO2 from the atmosphere, clean the flue gases from their noxious components and maximize the efficient use of battery and hybrid systems are the goals that speakers will pursue from their vast experience on applied thermofluids.
Date: 21 April 2022
Time: 10:00 am CEST | 4:00 am EDT | 4:00 pm CST Asia
Webinar ID: 836 0317 3287
Webinar Secretariat: applsci.webinar@mdpi.com