Chalmers Area of Advance Transport – funding 2017
Research Project, 2017
RESEARCH TOPICS AND CONTRIBUTIONS 2017
Project application Horizon 2020-project SEDNA.
Route planning with respect to structural response – consequences on ETA and environmental impact (emissions).
Safe and efficient Shipping in Arctic waters.
Arrangements of workshops/seminars/ member of scientific committees, etc. Assignment in editorial boards.
Reduced resistance: Deepen the knowledge regarding interaction between ship and sea, and (b) further improve hull and propeller for enhanced hydrodynamic.
Noise reduction: Cavitation-induced noise.
Structure and materials: (a) Cavitation-induced erosion and energy efficiency, (b) develop modelling and experimental methodology for structural analysis of failure of ballast tank coatings.
Maintenance, durability and robustness: (a) further improve reliability and safety, (b) optimise maintenance actions, (c) deepen the knowledge on material and structural deterioration.
Systems analysis: Energy systems studies focusing on sustainable, cost-effective fuel choices in a long term perspective taking resource limitations and emission reduction schemes into account.
Emission measurement and impact: Analyse the environmental effects of shipping technologies aiming for improved energy efficiency or change of fuel.
Participants
Jonas Ringsberg (contact)
Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Marine Technology
Funding
Chalmers
Funding Chalmers participation during 2017
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Sustainable development
Driving Forces
Transport
Areas of Advance
Energy
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Basic sciences
Roots
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Driving Forces