Circular Economy Feasibility Study - Ecomar Propulsion (Clean marine propulsion systems for circularity and sustainable materials use)
循环经济可行性研究 - Ecomar Propulsion(用于循环和可持续材料使用的清洁船舶推进系统)
基本信息
- 批准号:10026882
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.25万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Ecomar Propulsion Limited is at the forefront of designing and producing clean electric marine propulsion systems with ambitions to 'reduce noxious emissions from the shipping industry by more than 5 million tonnes within 10 years'. Its state-of-the-art electric outboard engine, electric inboard system and hydrogen/batter electric hybrid energy control systems aimed at large commercial vessels, will launch in 2022 with significant market demand from major players globally.In the transition towards net zero, shipping will require Gigawatts of batteries (i.e., lithium) and huge amounts of other valuable materials. There is growing concern regarding the large amount of non-recyclable products used and in particular, the requirement for technology metals (e.g., Lithium, Cobalt, Platinum and Vanadium) in the power systems, with no clear processes for recycling these materials when they are no longer capable of powering a ship. There is a real danger that in the rush towards a cleaner maritime industry, the world's biggest polluters will ignore the impacts on the environment that come from mining, toxic waste and depletion of rare earth materials. It is essential that a circular economy approach is established and that wherever possible, valuable resources are saved in production and second life and none of the investment is wasted. Production of products must also remain cognisant of the requirement to use recycled products where possible, processed using materials that will not affect second life uses ie (removable or no glues) and ensure that the second life use of all the materials is considered in the design and production phases.In collaboration with specialists in the technology metals circular economy at the University of Exeter's Met4Tech Circular Economy Centre, this project aims to conduct a 'whole-of-life' emissions valuation based on the initial design of Ecomar's product lines, and will explore how valuable materials can be responsibly sourced, recovered, recycled and reused to create a more robust supply-chain.There are huge potential benefits to be gained from including the circular economy in all stages of the design process. Ecomar will use the results of this project to consider redesign of the products to replace non-recyclable components, creating clean energy systems with 100% recoverable and recyclable materials, and including materials that comply with recognised 'fair trade' measures. Outcomes will set a new benchmark for how large E Machines should be designed and manufactured, and will provide the shipping industry with informed direction as the decarbonisation process accelerates globally.
Ecomar Propulsion Limited在设计和生产清洁电力船舶推进系统方面处于领先地位,其目标是“在10年内将航运业的有害排放量减少500多万吨”。其最先进的电动舷外发动机、电动舷内系统和针对大型商用船舶的氢/电池混合能源控制系统将于2022年推出,全球主要参与者的市场需求巨大。在向净零过渡的过程中,航运将需要千兆瓦的电池(即,锂)和大量其他有价值的材料。人们越来越关注使用的大量不可回收产品,特别是对技术金属的要求(例如,锂、钴、铂和钒),当这些材料不再能够为船舶提供动力时,没有明确的回收流程。一个真实的危险是,在匆忙建立一个更清洁的海洋工业的过程中,世界上最大的污染者将忽视采矿、有毒废物和稀土材料枯竭对环境的影响。必须建立循环经济方法,并尽可能在生产和第二生命中节省宝贵的资源,不浪费任何投资。产品的生产也必须保持对使用回收产品的要求的认知,在可能的情况下,使用不会影响第二次使用的材料进行加工,在设计和生产阶段,我们与埃克塞特大学Met 4 Tech循环经济中心的金属循环经济技术专家合作,该项目旨在根据Ecomar产品线的初始设计进行“全生命周期”排放评估,并将探索如何负责任地采购、回收、回收和再利用有价值的材料,以创建一个更强大的供应链。在设计过程的所有阶段都纳入循环经济,将获得巨大的潜在利益。Ecomar将利用该项目的结果来考虑重新设计产品,以取代不可回收的组件,创建100%可回收和可回收材料的清洁能源系统,并包括符合公认的“公平贸易”措施的材料。结果将为设计和制造多大的电动机设定一个新的基准,并将为航运业提供明智的方向,因为脱碳过程在全球范围内加速。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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