▶▶ Link to Reserchers & System of a Joint Research
■ Outline of the Joint Research Project ■
The joint research project of this plan aims to perform a basic and systematic
research to supply indispensable energy to the human race's social activity
through the best energy conversion process assuming ultimate environmental
preservation, in the back ground of energy, the resources problem and the
environmental destruction problem in the contemporary society.
In each major in this graduate school engineering research course, many
researchers who has been individually enumerating a big research achievement
for this field exist.
Therfore, these basic researches are systematized, and, in addition, in
cooperation with research laboratories of the industrial, government, and
academic outside the university, resource effective use, the storing, and
transportation, making to high effecticve of various energy conversion
systems, physical and chemical analysis of the energy conversion process
for making the zero emission, and optimization life cycle assessment over
the entire system use from origin of resource are performed.
Thus, it is thought that it is extremely significant for the next generation
technology development to accomplish synthesis and interdiscipinary science
and technology field for energy and environmental preservation that supports
an advanced civilized society in the future in this jouint research project.
The energy conversion research center that makes the graduate school engineering
research cource a mother body is set up to execute the zbove-mentioned
research project as the base of a joint research with outside the university.
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■ Combustion ■
①-1●Proposal of Combustion Control with High Efficiency and Low Emission by
Use of Fuel Design Approach (J. Senda)
①-2●Fundamental Study on Diesel Engine with Direct Injection Compression Ignition
of Hydrogen (J. Senda, H. Fujimoto)
①-3●Fundamental Study on Bio Diesel Engine (J. Senda)
■ System ■
②-1●Study for High-Efficiency Co-Generation System (M. Senda, J. Senda, H.
Fujimoto, H. Yamaguchi, K. Inaoka)
②-2●Assessment for Characteristic of Photovoltaic Generation System using by
Supercritical CO2 (H. Yamaguchi)
②-3●Development of the Usage of the Waste Heat From the Engines and the High
Performance Heat Exchangers (K. Inaoka)
■ Particular Fluid ■
③-1●Energy Transportation System by Use of Magnetic Fluid (H. Yamaguchi)
③-2●Analysis of Internal Flow inside the Catalyst (K. Hirata, J. Funaki)
③-3●Analysis of Gas Diffusion inside the Fuel Cell and Development of Hydrogen
Reformer for Fuel Cell (K. Hirata, J. Funaki)
■ Fuel Cell, Hydrogen, Electrochemistry ■
④-1●Development of Proton Conduction in Solid Electrolytes for Fuel Cell with
High-Efficiency and Intermediate Temperature Range
④-2●Quantum Chemical Simulation of High Proton Conduction in Solid State Electrolytes
(Y. Shirakawa)
④-3●Development of Electrochemical Catalyst (M. Morimitsu)
④-4●Hydrogen Energy and Ammonia Economy (Y. Itoh)
■ Proposal on Eco town-Design■ (J. Senda, K. Inaoka)