NewSkin final events series 2024 – EDS NewSkin OITB webinar: Advanced materials, coatings and textures for efficient pumping systems
NewSkin final events series 2024 – EDS NewSkin OITB webinar: Advanced materials, coatings and textures for efficient pumping systems
Published on 19 Nov 22:58 (about 1 month ago) by AquaTTNewSkin final events series 2024 – EDS NewSkin OITB webinar: Advanced materials, coatings and textures for efficient pumping systems took place 16:00 - 17:50 CET on Tuesday November 19th 2024. Hosted by the European Desalination Society in association with NewSkin OITB partners and facility users. EDS members can PLAY BACK from next week
Summary: Advanced surfaces and materials enable design of enhanced components for more efficient pumping systems. Textures and coatings result in friction lose reductions – up to 60% in dynamic components (pistons, shaft and bearings) and seals. Other functional surfaces, such as shark skin, result in reduced transport losses of fluids (15%), cavitation avoidance and pumping systems efficiency increases (up to 5%). Finally, graphene enabled oils have demonstrated improved pumping systems efficiency over 20%. All these technologies are available through NewSkin OITB.
Summary: Advanced surfaces and materials enable design of enhanced components for more efficient pumping systems. Textures and coatings result in friction lose reductions – up to 60% in dynamic components (pistons, shaft and bearings) and seals. Other functional surfaces, such as shark skin, result in reduced transport losses of fluids (15%), cavitation avoidance and pumping systems efficiency increases (up to 5%). Finally, graphene enabled oils have demonstrated improved pumping systems efficiency over 20%. All these technologies are available through NewSkin OITB.
Main target(s): main pumping systems manufacturers, piping components, desalination plant operators
Agenda:
Agenda:
- The role of graphene nano-enabled oils in pumps - Simone Ligi (Graphene XT, NewSkin Facility user)
- Cavitation - Yan Delauré (Dublin City University, DCU Water Institute, NewSkin partner).
- Functional textures and coatings to minimise friction loses in dynamic components - Markus Brase (Leibniz Universität Hannover, NewSkin partner).
- Engineered shark skin surfaces for more efficient desalination - Mikel Lucas García de Albéniz MSc. (Bionic Surfaces, NewSkin facility user).
- NewSkin: An Open Innovation Test Bed to accelerate access to advanced surfaces - Carlos del Castillo (ECCS, NewSkin OITB AISBL, NewSkin partner).